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Google Changes Impact 12% of Search

February 26, 2011 – 8:08 am

On February 24th, Google Announced a lofty Algo-upgrade to their Search Engine that “noticeably impacts” 11.8% of the Search Queries. Why are they changing things, again!?! We feel your pain, but the truth is, this is what has to be done to do away with SEO Junk Like This. We’re predicting some sort of ongoing [...]

By tdolaskie | Also posted in Google Updates, SEO | Comments Off

HTML5 and Google pull off something new

October 23, 2010 – 10:07 pm

It’s rare that I’m really impressed by a new music video, or song. Or at least, that I feel like I’m seeing or hearing something new. The same can be said of the Web. Most websites share a majority of common factors in one way or another. The band Arcade Fire, director Chris Milk, and [...]

By Nathan Lyle | Also posted in Commentary, Neat Ideas | Comments Off

Google’s “Instant” Changes

September 21, 2010 – 10:11 pm

Google has a history of being amazingly steadfast about not changing their search home page. While it’s all too easy to give in to the urge and constantly improve and alter one’s website (not that we’d know from personal experience or anything) they have done a good job of remaining easy to use and simple. [...]

By Nathan Lyle | Also posted in Commentary | Comments Off

Leading Domain Scammer Gone Bye Bye?

September 9, 2010 – 11:09 pm

It could be that I’m just getting my hopes up… perhaps they are just having a long bout of technical troubles… but it appears that Liberty Domains of America has gone away. (Okay, so it would still make me feel kind of good if it were just major technical troubles.) If you aren’t aware of [...]

By Nathan Lyle | Also posted in Commentary, Domain Names | Comments Off

Google’s Mark of the Beast

July 19, 2010 – 12:55 am

No, it’s not a screen shot from an old Atari video game. Google has sent out stickers to hundreds of thousands of businesses, with Google’s QR code encoded with the URL to Google’s Place page, along with a healthy dose of Google branding. The way it works is that a person with a cell phone [...]

By Nathan Lyle | Also posted in Commentary, Tips for Businesses | Comments Off