Google goes down – the Internet goes down
Last week Google suffered something of a small, very brief outage. Such a small outage, just for a few hours, would hardly have been noticed for almost any website on
May 18, 2009
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Last week Google suffered something of a small, very brief outage. Such a small outage, just for a few hours, would hardly have been noticed for almost any website on
It’s very important with your website that you keep an eye on your rankings within the major search engines, as high rankings for your most important keywords can bring you
Links are the bread and butter of website marketing. If nobody is linking to your website, there’s nothing for Google to follow and little reason for it to index your
UK advertisers spent a total of £28.6 million in advertising for mobile internet in 2008, which was almost double the amount spent in 2007, a rise of 99.2%. The revelation
What browser do you use to surf the Internet? Most people use Microsoft’s Internet Explorer, which is currently on its eight version, yet our traffic stats tell us that more
“Microsoft what?” I hear you ask. If you’ve ever Googled a question (notice we use the term ‘Googled’ rather than ‘Yahood’ or ‘MSNd’), from how to use your new iPhone
It’s common practice for website users who publish blogs on their website to close the facility for people to add comments after a certain period of time. It’s done so
Google has never really been one for promoting itself via TV ad campaigns, for one thing it has never had to, however all that is about to change. Google announced
For those people who are obsessed by the vanity of needing to rank #1 for their chosen keyword, Hitwise has revealed some pretty interesting news regarding changing search patterns. Hitwise
