Archive | December, 2009
HTTP caching
30. December 2009
This video explains how to improve your web page load time by browser caching. For more information, visit http://code.google.com/speed
Continue reading...Open Sourcing Page Speed
30. December 2009
For more information, go to: http://code.google.com/speed
Continue reading...When will Rich Snippets become widely available?
30. December 2009
Adeel from Manchester, UK asks: "When do you recon Rich Snippets will be made widely available? Can I suggest a tool in Google Webmaster Tools that lets you view (or preview) Rich Snippets
Continue reading...Will I be penalized if my URLs all have the same priority?
30. December 2009
AndyPTG from Boston asks: "Will I be penalized for having every file in my XML Sitemap listed with the same priority? Google Webmaster Tools gives me a warning on that. But at the same time...
Continue reading...Is Google putting more weight on brands in rankings?
30. December 2009
On February 26, 2009, Google software engineer Matt Cutts collected questions on Google Moderator and answered many of them on video. Monica from Madison, WI asked: Can you verify that Google
Continue reading...News Search SEO
30. December 2009
Background and FAQs for publishers interested in Google News Search.
Continue reading...Is Google doing away with use of the meta description?
30. December 2009
Quentin from Vancouver asks: "In the search results, Google will often display a snippet appropriate to the specific search query - often disregarding the meta description. Is Google doing away
Continue reading...How to make free money with google adsense
30. December 2009
how to make free money using google adsense. google adsense is a google advertisement service that pays you money when your accounts advertisemen...
Continue reading...Google Reader – Rss Feed Reader
30. December 2009
Google Reader is hands down the rest rss feed reader available.
Continue reading...The new Google Search results for movies on your phone
29. December 2009
Try the new Google Search experience for movies. Just go to google.com in your iPhone, Android, or Palm Web OS browser.
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