admin on December 12th, 2008

So who are the “who’s who” or major players among the search engines? Who are the innovators and the self-made entrepreneurs that took a function like searching and made millions and in some cases billions of dollars from it? Let’s take a quick look at a few of them: Larry Page: He and Sergey Brin […]

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Having your web page crack or rank in the Google top 10 is a position coveted by most web site owners. The principle behind this that most who are searching, will only browse the first page and maybe the second page of a search engine’s query results. So search engine optimization consultants try various methods […]

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admin on December 12th, 2008

The Live Search Engine is Microsoft’s upgrade for what used to be only the MSN search. The Live search engine is predicted to undergo even more enhancements so as to gain a greater share of the search engine market now dominated by Google. Of course the Live search engine has adequate search facilities but let’s […]

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Yahoo has been in the news lately because of a Microsoft bid to purchase it. The result of this would be a combining of the Yahoo and Live search engines. It is understandable why Microsoft would want to buy Yahoo with all of its features and its long history of providing search capabilities to the […]

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admin on December 12th, 2008

If you have been around search engines for any length of time, you have probably heard of the Google PageRank for a particular web page. The Google PageRank is a measure on a scale of 0 to 10 of a web page’s importance as compared to other web pages. It is also important to note […]

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admin on December 8th, 2008

Remember the times when you had to submit your URL to SEs? It appears that Google, Yahoo! and others are aware of your new domain the moment you create it. Take this website as an example. Whois record shows the following: Domain Name: SEOWARRIOR.NET Updated Date: 17-nov-2008 Creation Date: 14-nov-2008 Expiration Date: 14-nov-2010 Without adding […]

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admin on December 1st, 2008

Google enjoys the title of being the strongest and most popular search engine on the internet. However most know that there are competitors looking to gain that position too. And there are times, although not often, that Google is not available and the other search engine competitors might have to be used. Here are some […]

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admin on November 20th, 2008

Just like a traditional business when you open your doors you have to let someone know you exist. It is the same way when you put your business or personal website online for the first time. You have to let the search engines know about it by submitting the uniform resource locator (URL) to the […]

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admin on November 20th, 2008

Picture yourself discovering the internet for the first time. You are connected, you open a web browser, and the web browser goes to the default home page. And there it sits. You might call your friends and ask what to do next not having a guide to use an internet search engine. You call your […]

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In the early 1990s, history shows that the internet was beginning to take off and more people were introduced to it daily. But in those days, web URLs were not seen on billboards or posted on the side of vehicles. Information retrieval was done by going to one of the new search engine portals and […]

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