I wanted to search “Bing” on Google.com and got the following results:
On Google.be “Bing” was not even showing up: Why ?
If anyone knows the answer, please drop me an email
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Bing on Google.com vs Google.be
Microsoft Bing grew 25% per week in June
Hitwise: Microsoft Bing grew 25% per week in June
In the first full month since Microsoft launched its new search engine, Bing, the number of Web searches people did there increased an average of 25 percent each week. But Bing’s market share dropped 7 percent from May to June.
Wait. What?
It’s true. According to [...]
Wolfram|Alpha is Live
Wolfram|Alpha is finally launched. So many of us have waited for this moment.
I have tested Wolfram|Alpham and want to share the results here. Test it and let us know.
I think that Google can not be compaired with Wolfram Alpha because WA makes “systematic knowledge immediately computable and accessible to everyone.”.
Search: distance brussels to [...]
Eurovision 2009 forecast
Want to predict the future? Forecast the winner of Eurovision 2009 before the final with the iGoogle “Predictor” gadget. Based on Google search data, it shows how popular each participant is and then calculates the scores they would get if the voting took place today! 50% of the score on the night comes from a [...]
May 8th, 2009 | Erdal | 0 comments | Lees meer
Why add your listing with the Local Business Center?
It’s simple: the Local Business Center gives you the most control over the way your business listing appears in Google Maps. Since more people search for businesses online than anywhere else, it’s important to make sure your business listing can be easily found on Google.com and Google Maps. When you submit and verify information through [...]
April 20th, 2009 | Erdal | 0 comments | Lees meer
Google: One-line Sitelinks
You may be familiar with sitelinks, the links that show up underneath the first search result and which lead to specific pages deeper within the site. Sitelinks enable users to jump directly to important parts of a site, which is often useful for large, complex websites. Sitelinks have the additional advantage of giving users an [...]
April 20th, 2009 | Erdal | 0 comments | Lees meer
How to write a Chrome extension in 3 steps!
Matt Cutt is explaining how to write a Chrome extension in 3 steps!
I just installed a “hello world†Chrome extension from this Chrome Extension HOWTO page. When you surf to www.google.com, the Google logo is replaced with a Lolcat:
1. Install the developer-channel version of Google Chrome.
I don’t know if this is 100% necessary, but new [...]
Using Stats from site: and Sitemap details
Every now and then in the webmaster blogosphere and forums, this issue comes up: when a webmaster performs a [site:example.com] query on their website, the number of indexed results differs from what is displayed in their Sitemaps report in Webmaster Tools. Such a discrepancy may smell like a bug, but it’s actually by design. Your [...]
March 5th, 2009 | Erdal | 0 comments | Lees meer
Matt Cutts: “Paid posts should not affect search engines”
Matt Cutts posted an interesting post on his blog:
Clear disclosure of sponsorship is critical, and that includes disclosure for search engines. If link in a paid post would affect search engines, that link should not pass PageRank (e.g. by using the nofollow attribute). Google — and other search engines — do take action which can [...]
Yahoo To Launch its New Mobile Website
Yahoo just announced that it will soon be launching a new mobile service which it describes as a highly-personalized mobile starting point to the Internet. To be available as a native application for the iPhone, as well as other smartphones of Nokia, RIM, Samsung, Motorola, Sony Ericsson, and other Windows Mobile powered [...]
February 17th, 2009 | Erdal | 0 comments | Lees meer
