How Does Google Rate Links From Twitter and Facebook?
Links from important and relevant websites have always been a fantastic way to build traffic and acceptance for a website in Google. So how does Google really rate links from new social sites like Twitter and Facebook to a website?
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Always be sure your content is fresh, rich in keywords and does not exactly duplicate another website. There are many web tools and analytic software programs that can assist you in making sure this doesn’t happen. If you must syndicate website content, always be sure to provide a link back to .... More »
Google and Food Network recently teamed up to discuss how far cooking and Google have came in the recent years. They also share several new iGoogle themes. Alton Brown from food network answers several questions from viewers. If you like Alton Brown you will enjoy this video. I know this is not the .... More »
It's been rumored that Google is negotiating with several Hollywood movie studios to launch a pay-per-view streaming move site, which may be available before the end of 2010.
YouTube would somehow be connected with this project, and Google would direct new users to the site using it's search en.... More »
Knowing how hard it can be for a user to navigate through 35 hours of video uploaded each minute, the YouTube people recently launched YouTube Trends.
YouTube Trends is a way for the site to feature videos that have been shared repeatedly and are on other sites – trending videos. This operate.... More »
A user recently submitted a question to Google asking the following.
“Can moving my website to “the cloud” harm my listings? Say my server’s in Germany and I move the website to Google’s App Engine or Amazon S3. Does this harm my listings for German results – or is it enough to set the “geographic target” in GWT to Germany?”
Google’s Matt Cutts answered this question in their latest YouTube Webmaster Central video.
He also went on to explain that sometimes using “the cloud” can be easier and safer. There is nothing to store on your own system when you use “the cloud” for all of your website/server needs. What do you think about using “the cloud” for your website? Do you find it easier? Let us hear your thoughts.
For those that do not know what the term “the cloud” means it is a metaphor for the internet being used to deliver applications that you would normally store on your own computer or server. Instead the applications are used via a web browser. Everything is stored on the internet.
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2 Responses to “Google Responds to Questions On “The Cloud””
After reading this I thought it was very informative. I appreciate you taking the time to put this blog piece together. I once again find myself spending way to much time both reading and commenting. What ever, it was still worth it
After reading this I thought it was very informative. I appreciate you taking the time to put this blog piece together. I once again find myself spending way to much time both reading and commenting. What ever, it was still worth it
You are welcome Jenny. Thanks for the comment.