Froogle attempts to find the most applicable products based totally on your key terms. Basically, Froogle does a good job at finding products that match your search. It does has some room to improve, but for the most part, you can at least find the results important. The most impressive results are achieved when you [...]
Monthly Archives: July 2009
How to Beat Google’s Brandy Update by Richard Vanderhurst
July 24, 2009 – 3:04 am
Google stores its index on a number of information centers around the planet. Since ‘Florida’, some of the old information centers were taken offline, and pundits believe that Google has kept the old SERPs ( Search Engine Results Pages ) in a saved state for the last couple of months.
Indeed, Google brought these information centres [...]
Turnkey Search Engine Marketing with ValueTraffic and MyEzClicks by Richard Vanderhurst
July 17, 2009 – 2:55 am
Naturally you might hire an advertising corporation to do these activities for you, but a serious agency is mostly too pricey for the average little web business. The 2 leaders in this product area launched their product offerings inside a few days of one another. The $100 every month version guarantees that your advertisements will [...]
Success through Traffic Analysis by Richard Vanderhurst
July 10, 2009 – 2:45 am
One of the most significant facets of Site management is traffic research. If you do not know where your visitors are coming from — and in what numbers — you cannot effectively push your site, or gauge the results of any current promotion efforts. Checking the stats for your website ( s ) should be [...]