I don’t spy on my competitors, for the single reason that I don’t compete with anybody online, at least for this website.
That’s because it is not focused on anything, it doesn’t have a certain target and I don’t want readers to do any specific action. It is just a toy and an experiment field for [...]
Tag Archives: Google
Do You Spy On Your Online Competitors? How?
May 6, 2008 – 3:33 pm
How to track your weight with Google
March 31, 2007 – 3:09 pm
Weight has become a serious problem nowadays. Even people looking appealing try to lose weight. Every other person I know is on a weight loss diet. There is a wide range of choices: from severe diets like the low carbohydrate Atkins diet, the cabbage soup diet, or the negative calories diet, up to George Oshawa’s [...]
Google Duplicate Content Penalty and DupPrevent
December 22, 2006 – 8:15 am
As many of you may have noticed, the duplicate content penalty applied by Google is the subject of many online discussions.
This is what Google officials advise webmasters:
It’s also important to keep in mind that our crawlers don’t index duplicate content, so creating identical sites at several domains will likely not result in their returning for [...]
Tips on Google AdSense Taxes
November 20, 2006 – 9:19 am
Google AdSense, just like any other job requires you to pay tax on your earnings. To everyone out there that makes more than $600 on Google AdSense you’ve probably received the 1099-MISC form, outlining how much money you made after the end of each year. And even more, if you checked the “Exempt from backup [...]
Get on top with Google Image Labeler
September 3, 2006 – 11:56 am
Google labs extends its offer with a new beta service: Google image labeler, meant to improve the image search results. If you want to try it, you’ll be shown an image, which you need to tag with as many labels as possible, within a given period of time. A random partner does the same thing [...]
Blog search made possible by Google
September 2, 2006 – 2:18 pm
A research done by Technorati showed that every second, 2 new blogs are born. Blogs are very easy to set up and use, no special programming knowledge being required. To have a blog (or more), to post daily or even several times per day has become so familiar for so many people, that now there [...]
Sing with Google Music Trends world’s favourite songs lyrics
September 2, 2006 – 1:06 pm
Google Labs has recently launched a new test service, Google Music Trends, which has a huge development potential, due, amongst others, to the fact that it offers an interesting feature: it returns a list of sites that publish the songs lyrics. As you probably noticed, songs lyrics are very popular keywords, so this feature can [...]
New Google Adsense Keyword Search Tool
September 2, 2006 – 10:32 am
One of the common issues when blogging for a living is finding potential niches. There are lots of best keywords finding tools, some of them free, some others with money. One of the free tools is the free Adsense keywords bid value query, developed by two SEO professionals, Glenn Scott and Dan Murdock, under the [...]
Latest Trends of Google
August 26, 2006 – 3:01 pm
Wondering around on the net, I just discovered a new service provided by Google Labs. It is called Google Trends and it compares searches on different topics at your choice, over time, back from the beginning of 2004. It also displays a split by geographic regions. You can enter up to five topics, comma separated, [...]
Highest paying keywords – is it worth trying to find them?
August 2, 2006 – 1:15 am
When I first learned about Google Adsense and its mechanism, my thought was that finally there is a smart advertising system that works. I say this because I am one of the people who were really upset of the thousands of pop-up, pop-under, pop-whatever ads jumped into my face while surfing the net, disturbing and [...]
