Let’s Be Direct . . .
Posted by Sean McMahon on 06.10.2009
I’m shaking my head.
I just received the June 10, 2009 e-mail blast from Search Engine Guide, the self-proclaimed educational Web site aimed at translating the search marketing world into something that small business owners can understand. This most current edition features at report from WordTracker that identifies the Top 300 search queries within the largest Meta engines (e.g., Metacrawler, Dogpile, etc.) during the past 48 hours.
This morning, the G-Men and Women from Mountain View released their new search results product developed by Google Labs called Google Squared. In actuality, Google Squared is not a new product, but rather a new way that Google displays search results.
The Associate Press reported this morning, in an article titled ‘Bing it on: Microsoft overhauls search, again’, that the Redmond-based software giant will be launching its re-designed online search service under the new name of Bing. According to Microsoft, the newly revamped search site is intended to make online searching less haphazard, and easier for individuals to make purchases, schedule travel plans, and locate credible health information.
In an article reported by Search Engine Watch today, Google has announced that they are introducing
An article published today by the British hosting company, UKFast, reaffirmed what we have known here in the States for some time now . . . the ability to improve Web site user satisfaction is directly related to the length of time it takes for your pages to load when retrieved through a search engine listing. The article, titled ‘Google Warns of 20 Per Cent Drop in Traffic’, points-out that the leading search engine in the world has performed internal studies that have revealed up to a twenty percent (20%) drop in traffic at sites with pages that load half a second slower than another site.
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