Google me: Neighbours from hell
A search on google for the term “neighbours from hell” brings up 77,000 matches.
Many of the websites tend to be in the country that invented manners and politeness – England. But an Englishman’s home is his castle, and the world’s most comprehensive website on “neighbours from hell” is based there. Neighbours From Hell came about due to the creator’s personal experiences with “repeatedly anti-social, noisy, inconsiderate and rude neighbours”.
Third Google Crap Backlink update in a row,
We recently had the third Worst backlink update in google history, They started showing randomized and low Pagerank ( PR ) backlinks from the end of Jun 23rd 2004, From that day they has been 3 backlink updates and all of them are crap, Google mission to tackle link mongers is appreciable, But making themselves look funny in this process is the worst part IMO,
I personally like google to remove the link: command instead of a massive attempt to mess up with link mongers/SEOs and webmasters,
This post is not an attempt to criticize google but to show my personal frustration answering my SEO clients who keep asking me where are my backlinks,
Seekport european search engine takes on Google, Yahoo and other top search engine gaints
Google rules the world today but there is serious competition coming up for the search engine in European markets especially the non-English speaking ones. Not too happy with the US-centric search engines are the Germans and they are looking for alternatives that would be more relevant to them, says Ranjit Dhuru, chairman and CEO of Aftek Infosys. Source: financialexpress.com
Online Consumers Happiest With Google
“Google retains its status as the industry leader with a stellar score of 82, not surprising for a site that has entered the lexicon as a verb,” said online satisfaction expert and study sponsor Larry Freed in a statement. “Google has not rested on its laurels, but instead has taken the stance of aggressive innovator.”
what *is* Google going to do with $1.8 billion?
There is an interesting Forum discussion thread going on in webmaster world one of the leading seo marketing forum in the world, People there started speculating what google will do will all the money they get from their Stock, This IPO has brought some good money into google and we are yet to see Google’s future plans on what they are going to do with all their money,
Ok Here are some pick from what people want from google from that thread…. – my comments are added as well,
1. Hire more PhDs(Search algorithm scientists) to find spammers. This is a point even I stress upon I hate Spammers winning in google and i would like Google to fight bad unethical practices more vigorously,
2. New Google directory: I would love to see one, I hate these Dmoz volunteers taking control of the whole directory and never accept many many quality site submissions, Instead we see lots of starter sites with only 3 or 4 pages accepted, That is too weird cant understand what criteria they use to accept site submissions but sometimes it looks pretty ridiculous, I wish Google comes out with an excellent human edited directory, But with real people who are paid to do their work, I wish Dmoz is dropped by Google soon,
3. Google branded browser based on Firefox or a G-branded IM client. Good ask from google, But I personally feel Internet Explorer is much more comfortable and adaptable than any other browsers, Many applications are built around the compatibility of Internet Explorer and it makes it difficult to use other browsers which lack in compatibility, Regarding I am client I would like to see one from Google, I personally use Yahoo, MSN, ICQ, AOL, Indiatimes messengers. I don’t mind using an other one especially from google which I love,
4. ISP business – I don’t want Google to get into ISP services just because it has a potential risk of loosing their Branding,
5. Google Auctions – Already lots of auction sites out there, Cant sit out to see an other one from Google,
6. Overture acquisition – Silly As if Yahoo is ready to sell it,
7. RSS desktop version MyGoogle – Good ask, wish Google comes out with something like this,
8. Google SEO – LOL, i had a Giggle on this, If Google is out into SEO business there are 1000s of companies willing to spend millions of dollars to them, But what happens their results will be completely corrupted and all junk sites will be on top, Anyway funny wish to google,
9. semantic web — Ahh that will be great, Google moving into semantic understanding of queries, it is going to be one difficult job to achieve this, hope to see something like this coming soon,
10. A better search engine – SteveB an experienced poster in webmasterworld suggested this, I think steve has to say this to yahoo, Google does some great job improving their Algorithm, They are constantly working on it but yahoo on the other hand sits of Onpage factor analysis and pushing lots of junk sites on top, I wish Google takes care of them selves to build a better search engine, I appreciate all their efforts towards it,
Recent Google Bug – Homepage dropped due to Duplicate content,
There was a recent bug reported by some webmasterworld guys regarding homepages of sites dropped from the index, Many sites out there lost their homepage due to some kind of duplicate content penalty, Google Guy who is mostly regarded as an important representative of Google replies to it, Here is his response:
Hey bakedjake, I think I’ve found your problem. There’s no penalties or anything like that; it’s because you’re splitting your internal linkage between two different root pages. Suppose your domain is yourdomain.com. Do the search [site:yourdomain.com inurl:https]. See those 912 https results? Click on the cached page for the first one. Now mouseover the link in the top left. Instead of pointing to http://www.yourdomain.com/, notice that it points to http://www.yourdomain.com/index.asp. All the https cached pages that I checked link to the index.asp version of your home page, and there were enough of your internal pages doing that that you convinced us that http://www.yourdomain.com/index.asp was the canonical root page for your domain. That’s why when you do the search [yourdomain] you see http://www.yourdomain.com/index.asp as the first result.
So your hundreds of internal https pages pointing to a different location is clouding the water some. If you fix them to all point to the same location (http://www.yourdomain.com/) then we’ll crawl all those pages in a little while, and you should be fine shortly afterwards.
I guess the takehome message for non-bakedjake members is to doublecheck your internal linkage. I’d pick a canonical root page like http://www.yourdomain.com/ and just stick with that by making sure any internal pages point there instead of to other versions of your root page.
New ASCII image generation tool – Using Google images
I just found this excellent ASCII image generation tool, it is really exciting, It gives an opportunity to view some top people images all generated with small character containing their names, This tool is really amazing, it fetches images from the google database and rearranges with characters,
Check it out your self, http://c6.org/toogle
Here are 2 image searches for the phrases “sergey brin” and “Larry Page” Google founders
SEC OK’s Google IPO – Google on its way to trade as early as Thursday
The Securities and Exchange Commission granted final approval Wednesday to the paperwork required for Google Inc.’s initial public offering, paving the way for the Internet search giant to set a price for its shares and begin selling them after several stumbles and a last-minute downward revision on the size of the offering.
Google IPO – Notice of revised date to have the registration statement declared effective
Google sent the following Mail to people who registered to bid before the IPO price is determined,
Google and the underwriters requested that the Securities and Exchange Commission declare the registration statement effective on Wednesday, August 18, 2004 at 4:00 p.m. (Eastern Daylight Time). Holders of bidder IDs will be sent a notice of effectiveness once the registration statement has been declared effective. Google and the underwriters expect to close the auction when the registration statement is declared effective.
Google plans to file an amendment to the registration statement Wednesday morning. Holders of bidder IDs will be sent a notice of amendment to the registration statement when it is filed, at which time you will be able to obtain a copy of the updated prospectus from https://www.ipo.google.com/data/prospectus.html. If you have submitted a bid, you should access that prospectus and carefully reconsider your bid(s). Please note that placing a bid does not guarantee that you will be allocated shares in the offering, if it is completed.
A registration statement relating to Google’s Class A common stock has been filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission but has not yet become effective. Google’s Class A common stock may not be sold nor may offers to buy be accepted prior to the time the registration statement becomes effective. This communication shall not constitute an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy nor shall there be any sale of Google’s Class A common stock in any state in which such offer, solicitation or sale would be unlawful prior to registration or qualification under the securities laws of any such state. No offer to buy shares of Google’s Class A common stock can be accepted and no part of the purchase price can be received until the registration statement has become effective, and any such offer may be withdrawn or revoked, without obligation or commitment of any kind, at any time until the notice of acceptance is sent after the effective date.
Google Slashes IPO Price Range – IPO Price range reduced by Google,
In a Surprising move by Google, The IPO range price was reduced by Google from 108$-135$ to 85$-95$,
According to the reuters article:
Google Inc., the Web search engine, on Wednesday slashed the price range on its eagerly awaited initial public offering to between $85 and $95 per share from $108 to $135 per share.
http://www.reuters.com/newsArticle.jhtml?type=internetNews&storyID=6004505
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