Search Engine Marketing
It’s intriguing and frightening at how far an individual or company will go to get around something blocking their way when there’s money to be made. Sure, that sounds a bit cynical, but then you start looking at what’s being accomplished around the edges and that cynicism quickly turns into “Oh, no, they didn’t!”
It’s bad enough when family members you aren’t fond of look for you and find you online. But what about folks outside your family? And if you’re somewhat known in your field? Kinda scary. But, luckily for you, there’s a way to opt out of sites like Spokeo and limit (a bit) of what information is getting out there.
It’s the innocent ones you have to watch, right? They’re usually the ones who know more than they’re saying. Such is the case with Spokeo. Not only can you do a free search on people, but you can also pay to get even more information about them. The plus about this is you can also opt out of it. We’ll show you how.
Google and Mozilla are trying to be preemptive in letting the public think they’re going to stop advertisers from getting your private information, but they’ve got a long way to go. Do Not Track was appropriately named, but efforts are falling short of the expectation.
Google has has rules to follow if you want to rank with them. If you don’t follow the rules, then you don’t rank. It’s that easy, but there is a gray area. Take the new HotPot initiative. Businesses can be rated and then have those reviews show up in local searches, only they (the businesses) aren’t allowed to offer incentives to get people to rate them. So, Google stepped in and did what they weren’t allowing the businesses to do.
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Is That Trans-Fat Dripping From My Child’s Cheesy Pizza School Lunch?
by Dwight Zahringer on 10/11/2010
National School Lunch Week sounds like a celebration of healthy school food and eating, right? Like many other things in life, however, looks can be deceiving.
Google and AOL have announced a new five-year renewal and expansion on their current partnership. The deal that was in place was set to expire on December 19th, which had AOL looking for possible new search partners. Instead Google swept in and and inked the five-year extension with AOL, which not only will provide the original search features, but many more.
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Bing has been working hard lately to make a push into the Google’s share on the search market industry. Now they are still far away from dethroning Google, but with there latest entertainment features it could be getting closer.
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