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Quantity vs. Quality – The Google Algorithm!

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You can search for anyone and their uncle on Google, and it won’t disappoint you, and now with the new algorithm the search results will be cleaner and more focused. Google has updated its algorithm to remove the rankings of sites it considers “content farms” and upgrade search results. This change affected about 12% of [...]

Nestoria – A property search engine, launched in India

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A player that already has its presence in 7 other countries should naturally be thrilled to be unveiled in a country like India. Especially, when the country shows huge potential for growth and prosperity. Nestoria is now in India, and they call themselves – Nestoria India in the sub-continent. After having launched their services in [...]

Don’t take pagerank at face value in your SEO

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If you are doing SEO for your own or someone else’s website, you know what pagerank is. You have heard people claim that they use pagerank as the primary or even the only basis for their ranking. They focus on building links from high page rank sites and use pagerank as one of the only [...]

Search Engine + Human Touch and Slashtags = Better Search Results

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How often have users complained and cribbed about the failure of best of the business Search Engine sites like Google, Bing, Yahoo!, etc’s failure of not producing perfectly relevant search results has left many users annoyed. The new search engine – BLEKKO comes with new and improved promises of bringing out relevant search results; results [...]

SnappyFingers – FAQ Search Engine

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It is nice to know that many startups are taking the advantage of the cloud. SnappyFingers runs entirely on the cloud, and makes extensive usage of the Python and Java.

Google, Yahoo! and other Search Engines will index Flash Files

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With Adobe's help, Google can now better read the content on sites that use Adobe Flash technology, helping users find more relevant information when conducting searches.

Multiple Sitemaps on a single Domain

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Google makes it easier for webmasters to place Sitemaps for multiple hosts on a single host and then letting them know by including the location of these Sitemaps in the appropriate robots.txt.