Posts from category:google

Vimeo folks wrote me a nice letter a few days ago, noticing me they have removed a bunch of my videos from my account, videos that were breaking their rules. From 100+ videos, they removed half. I reviewed a few of them and asked myself, and them, how is this video, par example, breaking the […]

Google managed to really fuck up Google Reader’s design. But there is help. I compiled two greasemonkey scripts (Google Reader Fixes and Google Reader Absolutely Customizable) and got one good one that produces a usable interface.

SO, last week I met what seo guys are calling "google bowling". Some guy was upset he showed up first in google for his name with some spamming he did 3 years ago and used xrumer to enter 300.000 links to my blog. Google deleted my front page and the results for both my nick […]

Imagine all the duplicate videos from youtube removed. All the sites that are just reblogging the information from TechCrunch and AllThingsD without adding any value or opinion. All the duplicate images from blogger.com removed. The web is getting bigger, but not getting any better.

You nkow all about the war. Everybody does. So, my point is simple: Google created some random queries with bogus results and feed them to Microsoft via it’s toolbar. Google » bogus results. Google » handpicked results. Google just admited it fixes search results. Simple.  Of course, not all the time. Of course, never, they […]

In the last few months I’ve read a lot about Search Engine Optimization, being eager of raking my main blog well in Google. Finally I ended up reading CopyBlogger, which is much better. There are to approaches to SEO: People optimizing to the death all sorts of aspects to their site, from the links to […]

A quote from a discussion about the new Google search changes, from a guy who operates an aggregator: There is very little "truly original" content out there, virtually every single blog rehashes the content of others. Is Techmeme of no value? Is Digg of no value? Is Topix of no value? Also, we do actually […]

I want action, oooo Satisfaction, oooo! Poison said it, not me. IT’s what came to mind reading this post by Matt Cutts. The fun part is here: One misconception that we’ve seen in the last few weeks is the idea that Google doesn’t take as strong action on spammy content in our index if those […]

http://techcrunch.com//08/google-mojo/ http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/blog/2018/jan/04/google-spam A lot of people seem displeased with the results of their searches. Meanwhile, google makes money off the bad search engine it has evolved.

I’ve noticed that my twitter page has a bigger Page Rank than my blog. Even if i understand why the links in the stream are nofollow, i can’t find any reason why my website from my twitter profile has a nofollow tag. I’ve helped grown twitter PR, wouldn’t make sense for them to return the […]