Let’s stop pretending otherwise: MSN Search sucks.
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Google Maps quickly accomodated changes in transportation infrastructure after a widely-publicized bridge collapse in Minneapolis. People persist in believing submissions are necessary for the top 4 search engines. Google’s Webmaster Central added a feature allowing secured communication between the search giant and webmasters. Neato. MIMA’s hosting a search event in Minneapolis. Let’s all go. The Google Webmaster Blog has a post about uses of Flash in Web pages. Naturally, as one might expect from Google, they focus on the ability of Googlebot or other spiders to ’see’ Flash. Nothing’s wrong with this, mind you. Flash navigation is bad and needs to not exist. But there are plenty of good reasons to [...] The latest round of privacy (and other) concerns of various types are now hitting Google Earth: Salon discusses how the alleged plot against JFK airport was being plotted with the images on Google Earth. The first isn’t truly a privacy concern, but it crosses [...] In all the hub-bub about Google Universal Search, and the impact of Web History/Personalization/iGoogle on results, there’s something I don’t know that I’ve seen, but seems like an inevitable next step: Impact of Universal and History on the display of PPC. One of the places where AdWords pales in comparison to the MSN AdCenter is in its [...] I think Aaron Wall of SEOBook wrote a great post this week about Google and the ‘death’ of affiliate marketing. He really focuses on AdSense publishing, but I believe it goes further than that. He doesn’t mention Google Analytics, but I think GA also factors into Google’s reach for control. There’s some extent to which I [...] |
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