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02 December, 2009

Have you read the 2 new articles at DailySEOBlog ?

You’re getting all the free SEO Tips because of these cool guys !

Posted: 01 Dec 2009 09:16 AM PST

I mean, seriously, apart from the passion to share knowledge, what's more important to a blogger ? The money, right ? Everyone's got expenses to pay and here at DailySEOblog, we have some cool guys behind the scene, who're sponsoring the blog, so that you get to read the SEO tips and Social Media articles daily. My pleasure to introduce them.

1. ClearApps.com – is an automated agent-free network inventory software with which you can easily discover, audit & inventory all IT assets on your network.

2. MyTwitterAdder – is a great application tutorial that will help you get more followers on Twitter.

3. Extreme Member – is an SEO friendly, flexible, integrated online membership software.

4. Humming Bird 2 – Twitter Automation Tool – Professional Twitter management software, that does some amazing functions with your twitter account.

So, check them out. I'm sure you'll find them useful.

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Cheers all !

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Google reveals: The most searched keyword trends of 2009

Posted: 01 Dec 2009 08:52 AM PST

Its that time of the year when we get to see annual reports and figures, its the end of the year. Google recently released a whole bunch of data, which shows the most popular trending searches of 2009, which is as predicted, very interesting.

The search trends are categorized into various brackets. And there are some very obvious yet interesting ones in each. Take a look.

Fastest Rising (Global)

michael jackson
facebook
tuenti
twitter
sanalika
new moon
lady gaga
windows 7
dantri.com.vn
torpedo gratis

See how facebook overtook twitter ! Check out the other popular trends in 2009 right here.

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01 December, 2009

New articles at DailySEOblog

Try the new Google Interface, if you haven’t yet.

Posted: 30 Nov 2009 09:28 AM PST

Rumours have it that Google is actually planning for another redesign of their homepage and the other subsidiaries. There are no official releases of this news yet but looks like many websites have already managed to get an inside look at the new Google redesign.

According to ArsTechnica and Google Blogoscoped, here's the trick to "reveal" the new Google design. Go to Google.com homepage and replace the URL in the address bar with this code.

javascript:void(document.cookie=”PREF=ID=20b6e4c2f44943bb:U=4bf292d46faad806:
TM=1249677602:LM=1257919388:S=odm0Ys-53ZueXfZG;path=/; domain=.google.com”);

It should go in a single line. Now come back to Google and you should see the new Google design.

The whole thing legitimate to me. According to the new design, there is more smooth and rich color added to the logo, also the shadow gradient looks more sleek. There's a major shift of focus towards the left navigation bar, where are the Google products get listed. You end up using most of them as they are more evident and grabs a lot of attention. There is an overall "blue shade" that appears predominantly over the search bar, the buttons and the navigation links, which is good.

How did you find the new Google redesign ?

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27 November, 2009

New articles at DailySEOblog

4 Cool Twitter Applications to help you monitor weight, health and stay fit !

Posted: 26 Nov 2009 04:52 AM PST

So if you're a health freak, and count your calories every time you have those brownies, there are some awesome twitter applications that will help you with maintaining your fitness schedule, as easy as a tweet.

1. Ugomo Workout Logger

This is a Twitter based application that will help you track/log your fitness regime via tweets. All you need to do is tweet and let the app know when you're working out and it takes care of the rest giving you detail analysis and report of your health.

Ugomo Tweet health Logger

2. Weight tracker on Twitter

Weight tracker is a simple application that lets you track your weight (loss and gain) via Twitter. See details It has a separate stand alone web application but you can send the weight details via Twitter as DMs and the application will record your data and provide insights and charts to your health regularly.

3. TweetArun

This is a fun application that requires you to tweet how much you ran a day. Give in the time and distance and the application will calculate the rest. Authorization feature is available. A tweet goes out every time you enter the details with a particular hashtag.

The application later gives you detailed analysis of your running schedule and compare it with others using the application. A simple yet good social tool for all running enthusiasts.

4. Tweet what you Eat

Tweetwhatyoueat (TWYE for short) is a Twitter-based food diary. Use Twitter to track what you eat, and now your weight, by 'tweeting' food items to your personal food diary on Tweetwhatyoueat.com from your mobile phone, IM or through Twitter.

Check it out

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25 November, 2009

New articles at DailySEOblog

4 SEO Factors Search Engines might talk about more in 2010

Posted: 24 Nov 2009 07:22 PM PST

You love being an SEO right ? I mean, the learning experience never ends with SEO, new things roll out each day and its fun. You think you’ve learn it all and there comes something new. lol

Anyways, the guys at Google are looking forward to 2010 as an year of new things. Or that's what I learn from their communication channels. A lot of stuff is still in labs, lot of things being discussed, planned and chalked out, I'm pretty sure that they're coming soon. So let's see what are the new developments going to happen with Google in 2010. Let's do what we are best at – guess !

1. Page Load Time and Page Speed emerging as a quality factor.

We've already seen heated discussions on it and its getting lot of focus these days. It makes sense to me that Google might consider page load times and page speed as a decisive factor in page quality for a site. it may not be a direct influential factor but like a one in hundred factors that decides the quality of a page. I mean, if a page is slick and fast loading it makes lives easier for both bots and users right ? So if there are two sites, one with slower load time and one with quicker load time, then it makes sense that Google might treat the first one as more friendly.

Not saying that sites slower to load will be neglected, but they will sure miss an opportunity. Also, this doesn't mean that sites on shared hosting servers will take a blow – no. Google probably is thinking of making it fair to al, but the crux will be that faster loading sites, since they have taken the pain in making it an easier user experience, will be merited overall. Let's wait and watch.

2. Intra document/web page anchor placement.

This is a new concept I've learned from Bill Slawski. He talks about a patent being filed that states that search engines (Google) might consider matching search queries with phrases/keywords inside the document/webpage and directly take you to the part on the webpage where the phrase/keyword is present, rather than the webpage itself.

This will be a time saving exercise but again, this also might take webmasters aback, as we were not prepared for this.

3. Social Media Influence on SERPs.

Is it there yet ? I don't think so. What can be done ? I'm not sure yet. But social media influence on SERPs is definitely going to be more important in the coming years, and search engines have to find out methods to clear off noise from signal and device ways to feature socially popular stories/websites within SERPs in a fair way possible.

This is something really tricky because there are websites that have not embraced social media yet, so it won't be fair to avoid them from the SERPs just because of that particular reason. But Social Media sure is an influencing factor, and you got to figure out how to decipher it.

4. Dynamic content getting more meaningful and SEO friendly

Dynamic content was like quicksand for SEOs because of its complexities and limitations in optimizing. But its high time we recognize that we got to live with it. Not everyone wat to go "textual"and minimalistic, so search engines have to figure out what they can do to decipher dynamic content and make it search engine friendly. Parameter Filter Handling was a good initiative but we need more.

So there you have it. Four of my expectations from search engines in 2010. What are your thoughts ?