Tuesday, February 23, 2016

Google is Dropping Sidebar Ads in Their Search Results


Post from: araghu.wordpress.com



When we searched Google ads usually found at the top on the bottom, in the sidebar, but this last section seems to be free again.

The report in the SEM Post, and have confirmed from Google: the change will affect everyone, in all languages, and has already begun to be implemented. (Click here to continue reading)

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Wednesday, February 19, 2014

Facebook Inc (FB) To Acquire Mobile Messaging APP WhatsApp For $16 Billion

Facebook buys WhatsApp for $ 16bn (Image credit: AP)

Facebook Inc (FB), 1 lakh 18 thousand 237 crore (U.S. $ 16 billion) is going to buy the mobile messaging service Whatsapp. Facebook is the biggest acquisition. Even Google, Microsoft or Apple will not ever have such a big acquisition.
The world's biggest social networking company said Wednesday that it is paying $12 billion in Facebook stock and $4 billion in cash for WhatsApp. In addition, app founders and employees restricted shares will be $ 3 billion, which will run for four years after the deal.
Whatsapp like Instagram, Facebook also said he would like a different service. Instagram, Facebook U.S. $ 715.3 million (Rs 44 billion) was bought. More than 450 million users are currently Watsap. While Twitter has 241 million users. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg the purpose of Whatsapp billion users now have access to.
Facebook co-founder and chief executive officer Mark Zuckerberg said on his page on Wednesday, explaining why he bought WhatsApp ..
I’m excited to announce that we’ve agreed to acquire WhatsApp and that their entire team will be joining us at Facebook.
Our mission is to make the world more open and connected. We do this by building services that help people share any type of content with any group of people they want. WhatsApp will help us do this by continuing to develop a service that people around the world love to use every day.
WhatsApp is a simple, fast and reliable mobile messaging service that is used by over 450 million people on every major mobile platform. More than 1 million people sign up for WhatsApp every day and it is on its way to connecting one billion people. More and more people rely on WhatsApp to communicate with all of their contacts every day.
WhatsApp will continue to operate independently within Facebook. The product roadmap will remain unchanged and the team is going to stay in Mountain View. Over the next few years, we're going to work hard to help WhatsApp grow and connect the whole world. We also expect that WhatsApp will add to our efforts forInternet.org, our partnership to make basic internet services affordable for everyone. 
WhatsApp will complement our existing chat and messaging services to provide new tools for our community. Facebook Messenger is widely used for chatting with your Facebook friends, and WhatsApp for communicating with all of your contacts and small groups of people. Since WhatsApp and Messenger serve such different and important uses, we will continue investing in both and making them each great products for everyone.
WhatsApp had every option in the world, so I’m thrilled that they chose to work with us. I’m looking forward to what Facebook and WhatsApp can do together, and to developing great new mobile services that give people even more options for connecting.
I've also known Jan for a long time, and I know that we both share the vision of making the world more open and connected. I'm particularly happy that Jan has agreed to join the Facebook board and partner with me to shape Facebook's future as well as WhatsApp's.
Jan and the WhatsApp team have done some amazing work to connect almost half a billion people. I can’t wait for them to join Facebook and help us connect the rest of the world.

Friday, November 15, 2013

A Panda, A Penguin, A Hummingbird And Now A Zebra (Not Verified)

A Panda, A Penguin, A Hummingbird And Now A Zebra

- Links from pages having thin or poorly written content
- Poor Quality links from irrelevent sites with low PR
- Links from sites crammed with Advertisements
- Same content for multiple submissions
- Absence of SMO in the overall SEO plan
- Content farming low value articles for Google/Users
- No site moderation and Now a Google Zebra
What's the new #algorithm mean to you and your site? read this article on +Search Engine Journal (not verified)

Wednesday, July 31, 2013

Video: Matt Cutts On Will Webmaster Tool Give Examples of Which links or Pages Caused a Manual Spam Action

Google’s Matt Cutts head of search spam has put out a new webmaster help video comes from Ben Holland, Phoenix, AZ on Jul 31, 2013 . Matt Cutts says webmasters can expect Google to expand the amount of info Google provides in Webmaster Tools messages related to manual web spam actions.

And the Question Is mentioned below..?
Will Webmaster Tools ever tell us what links caused a penalty?
Here is the video for you all to watch:

Checked with reference to the documents mentioned below…

I saw this news on Matt Cutts on Twitter and then “SHARE” it on Google+…I received excellent information,  he explained this point very well….!!

Alok Raghuwanshi is an India-based SEO Professional, and author of an SEO and social media marketing blog. Take a look and let me know what you think by including your comment below. Thank you and have a great day.

Wednesday, July 24, 2013

Google Has Officially Announced Favicons On Ads

We’re constantly thinking about how we can make our ad formats better for you, your users and the advertisers appearing on your pages. Today we’re happy to share the introduction of favicons to our text ads. A favicon is a small graphic that an advertiser can use to brand their website, such as their company logo.

We regularly experiment with small changes to the look of our text ads, measuring the potential impact on user experience and publisher earnings. Our experiments show that adding these favicons to the ads makes advertisers more recognizable to your users, which benefits both you and the advertisers whose ads appear on your sites.


We’d love to hear your thoughts -- feel free to share your feedback about this new look for text ads on our AdSense +page.

Article Source - Introducing favicons to our text ads 

New Google Panda 26 Update Official Confirmed!

Update: Google confirmed there is a Panda update going out now that is “more finely targeted.” Barry Schwartz over at Search Engine Roundtable noticed people at WebmasterWorld talking about.
 
They updated it in Panda # 25 March 15 2013 and now they’ve updated it again. Some sites are going up & some are going down, but in both cases webmaster are noticing.

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Monday, July 15, 2013

Video: Matt Cutts On How Can I Get Examples of Bad Links to My Site?

The Latest from Yesterday’s News Google’s head of search spam Matt Cutts put out a new webmaster help video comes from Adeel, Manchester, UK on July 15, 2013.

And the Question Is mentioned below..?
Client got unnatural links warning in Sept'12 without any example links, 90% links removed, asked for examples in every RR but no reply, shouldn't it be better to have live/cached "list" of bad links or penalties in GWT? Think about genuine businesses.
Here is the video for you all to watch:


By Alok Raghuwanshi