Google is by far the most popular search engine - taking anything up to an 80% share of all searches on the internet. Thanks to its clever AdWords advertising system it has generated enormous revenue streams, enabling them to invest in continually improving the way in which it ranks websites.
Keeping abreast of what forms the basis of Google's ranking decisions is the key to driving targeted traffic to your site. Of course, making money from that traffic is another question altogether...
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full story...A trip to visit Google in Dublin. Some interesting insights into the future of the company. Some beer (OK: lots of beer).
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full story...Google is usually quite good at synonyms, but sometimes it just gets it wrong.
full story...How Google are starting to move into Microsoft's core business areas, what it could mean for you, your business and either one of these behemoths of the technology age.
full story...Google books are showing up in the search results, whether you want them to or not.
full story...How Google.co.uk is sometimes biassed towards American spellings, and what you can learn from it.
full story...Some (frivolous) speculation about the direction Google might be taking based on what we see, and what we imagine the guys at Google might be thinking.
full story...How Google's new 'checkout' service poses an interesting threat to established payment providers, and offers a new opportunity to online traders.
full story...How Google try different colours and layouts to enhance their interface in subtle ways and improve the visitor experience.
full story...Even Google, with all it's PHDs and resources can't be right all the time - as this small snippet demonstrates
full story...Google are adding new features to their search rankings to help searchers get more information than ever before.
full story...Why search engine rankings can be misleading, and why you should take a wider view of your website's presence.
full story...Google (finally) respond to the problem some UK sites have experienced with their rankings
full story...How Google's supposedly superior nationality-specific searches are giving UK searchers a raw deal.
full story...Television advertising may become one of the highest profile casualties of the apparently unstoppable growth in online advertising.
full story...Why did Google - the leading search engine - pay $1.65 billion dollars for a site filled with copyright breaking content and amateur video footage?
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