Posts filed under 'Google'

So how popular is your site? The newly launched Google Trends for Websites lets you view how popular your favorite websites are and also compares and ranks site visitation across geographies, and related websites and searches. (more…)

Do you want to participate in a free live chat with the Google Webmaster Help Team? Well they are welcoming webmasters to join a chat session online on June 19, for one hour starting at 2:00pm PDT / 5:00pm EDT / 21:00 UTC / 23:00 CET. (more…)

In a new deal, Google has given Yahoo! the access to use Google’s Adsense search and contextual advertising technology and now Yahoo! will display Google ads alongside its own natural search results in the U.S. and Canada. (more…)

Recently Google changed their favicon, the small logo that appears in the browser location bar, bookmarks and browser tabs. Its seems a large proportion of the blogosphere did not like the favicon and now Google is running a contest for you to help them design Google favicons. (more…)

Do you want a group of Google professionals to optimize your website and improve its ROI leading to more sales, leads, and sign ups. The Google Website Workout is an opportunity that will let a bunch of consultants work with you to discover ways in which you can increase site performance. (more…)

For anyone buying or selling shares on the stock market, profit and loss varies every second, and most share brokers charge their clients extra for a live stock market feed to help them make better decisions in securities transactions. Google today removed these hurdles and made real-time quotes for NASDAQ securities a reality on Google Finance . (more…)

I was surprised to see Google has redesigned its favicons to display a modern web 2.0 design to all its web properties. The Google favicon, a small logo which is displayed on browser tabs, browser bookmarks and and address bar now sports a cooler look. (more…)

Feedburner has confirmed that Google Adsense advertising is being integrated in Feedburner feeds and that should increase the income generated from feed advertising. The entry of Google Adsense in the lucrative, yet underutilized feed advertising space will surely increase advertiser competition to target your feed readers. (more…)

Which is the most popular RSS news aggregator? Everyone is buzzing about Google Reader, but the old time favorite Bloglines is still leading the charts. A Hitwise study reveals that Bloglines is still the most popular web-based feed reader based on share of US visits, though Google Reader is growing in popularity and closing the gap to Bloglines. (more…)

The Google content network has started accepting and displaying advertisements from qualified third-party vendors. This means that Google Adsense publishers will now have more variety of ad inventory and more ad spot competition which will help webmasters earn more money from the Adsense program. (more…)