Posts Tagged ‘google buzz’

Wordtracker’s free keyword tool at labs.wordtracker.com is ’still in development’ they say. Its been a good few years that the same message has been on the screen when you load it up, but the worrying thing is the search result data that it provides. When innocently searching for ‘home’ related phrases, we got more than we bargained for…

Google is continually using it’s oft visited homepage to generate traffic by changing its logos. SEO experts, digital agencies and general internet users will flock to the homepage whenever they get wind of a mysterious or unusual Google logo. The search engine giant recently released a new interactive logo which experts believe will herald their Google Live Search service.

I say ‘social networking sites’ and you think of Facebook. They’re practically synonymous. Just as ‘Google’ has become accepted as a verb in our language, you can now ‘facebook’ your friends too. But what about the days before Facebook became a verb as well as a noun? Of course, there was Myspace, and Bebo (remember Bebo?), but even before that the UK’s granddaddy of social networking was flourishing.

Mobile web application development could empower a developing continent and its people to make huge changes to their health, education and employment prospects. But could the so called developed world learn from Africa’s journey into the mobile web and its technology?

Google Images can drive a lot of traffic to your site, but just how relevant are the search results? We recently discovered that our profile photos are showing up in Image results and for terms that you wouldn’t necessarily want to be associated with…!