Mozilla the makers of Firefox decided to renew their contract with Google for another 3 years. Mozilla is in the same position as domainers are in some respect. They depend a lot on Google, last year Google was responsible for 84 % of their $123 million in revenue. They also find themselves having to compete […]
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Google launches Author Stats
As a creator of content you want to make sure you get proper ownership and credit over what you created. Google has added author stats to their webmaster tools. According to Google, “We're introducing “Author Stats” in Webmaster Tools that shows you how often your content is showing up on the Google search results page. […]
Continue ReadingYou Tube vs TV
You Tube just did a new redesign of their site. Here is a look at You Tube over the years. Click to enlarge
Continue ReadingSeoBook: How Google killed the longtail search
SeoBook.com did a nice little look at how Google has affected the long tail search. For domainers that own many long tail domains and use them for search value. its worth a look. Source: http://www.seobook.com/learn-seo/infographics/longtail-fail.php
Continue ReadingWhat it takes to get hired by Google
Click to enlarge Source: http://www.jobvine.co.za/what-does-it-take-to-get-a-job-at-google/
Continue ReadingGoogle: Behind the numbers
Click to enlarge Source: http://www.businessmba.org/google-facts/
Continue ReadingHow Google Adwords works
Many domainers use the Google keyword tool to get a feel for how much a keyword will pay. Of course there is a lot more that goes on and just because it shows $25 CPC does not mean you will get anywhere close to that. WordStream did a nice info graphic explaining how things work […]
Continue ReadingMatt Cutts talks about new Tlds and how Google will handle them
Matt Cutts of Google did a live video chat on youtube back in September. Its 45 minutes long. I watched the whole thing to see if there was any data interesting for domainers. He does mention domains and how new tlds will be handled. Its worth watching and starts at the 36:27. So if you […]
Continue ReadingGoogle + announces Google + Pages
Google is now going to offer a product that has done wonders for Facebook. On their blog today Google announced the rollout of Google + pages. Now businesses will be able to have a page for their brand or company just like on Facebook. You can read more at http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2011/11/google-pages-connect-with-all-things.html
Continue ReadingGoogle really starting to push their mobile initative
Google has put up a site www.howtogomo.com that will help those looking to develop and market their website for the mobile web. Google believes you need a mobile site. ” Just because you can see your desktop site on a mobile phone doesn’t mean it’s mobile-friendly. Mobile sites are designed for the small screen, with […]
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