Working as a part of testing project, we are addicted to use QC ( Quality Centre), but if its not in use for say half an hour or so, the user gets logged out. And each time we need to login again , was discussing this with one of my team members when I said, google should buy this QC atleast we’ll be getting a better service(Once logged in aso it takes hell lot of time to move from one tab to another).

Then I thought I’m so much addicted to “google and its services” I mean my homepage is google.com, if I have to tell anyone my email id I just tell the address and dont specify the provider as “gmail” is now default. I had yahoo login but dont even remember now what’s its userid/password as GTALK is there. I ‘m using blogger since last three years, picasa to upload pics, reader to get all feeds, google docs to save all my documents, adsense to earn money,calendar to set reminders for birthdays/aniversary/appoinments, orkut for social networking, translate to punch in “hindi”words, you tube to see so many videos…. now we have google wave and above all there is google.com to SEARCH

Could I ( or rather we IT People) imagine a life without google? Or is its just that I’m addicted?

Are you guys aware is there is new termninology for “google addiction”?

What People Are Tweeting About – eMarketer

Finding the signal in the noise

What is the purpose of Twitter? Social media marketers have been trying to answer that question as they use the microblogging service to promote their brands and products.

The general wisdom is that Twitter is great for conversations and self-promotions. But critics of the 140-character medium have some support from an August 2009 Pear Analytics study of the site’s public timeline.

The marketing analytics firm placed each tweet in one of six categories, and the big winner was “pointless babble”—what Pear Analytics referred to as “the ‘I am eating a sandwich now’ tweets.” More than 40% of all tweets monitored fell into this grouping.

Conversational tweets—those part of a dialogue between users or starting with the “@” symbol—made up another 37.55% of tweets. Tweets with pass-along value, also known as “retweets,” were much less prevalent, at 8.7%, and self-promotional messages made up just 5.85% of the total. Spam and news were even rarer.

Tweets with pass-along value, important for marketers hoping to get their messages distributed as far and wide as possible, were highest on Mondays and Wednesdays, when they made up about 10% of the tweets per day.

Marketers should note, however, that qualitative categorizations have a degree of subjectivity. For example, Pear Analytics’ news category excluded news about technology and social media. And whenever a tweet might fall into multiple categories but began with “@,” it was deemed conversational.

“With the new face of Twitter, it will be interesting to see if they take a heavier role in news, or continue to be a source for people to share their current activities that have little to do with everyone else,” wrote Ryan Kelly on the Pear Analytics blog.

Scribd is a huge user-generated database of eBooks and community of writers. Due to the huge volume of eBooks it contains and also being user-generated  in nature, it is not so easy to find something valuable there. You can try to browse its groups. There are several really cool groups there found for search each containing really good books.

The pdfstack.com is a simple search engine that is employed as a special tool in the search of e-books. The pdf search engine with a massive database of over 70 million files is growing by the day as nearly one fourth of a million files being added on a daily basis. PDF search. The search is done continually without any interruptions for causes like copy right violations. The website also lists the last 100 search and their search results to give the readers an idea of what browsers are looking for and to appreciate the diverse subjects and languages the searches have been made in.

PDFdatabase claims to contain more than 7 million pdf and doc files. The search is quite fast and focused. The search results are pretty self-explanatory: you will see the document name, size, the full URL, the related search tags and the download link.

PDFgeni is a free ebook search tool that helps you find free ebooks, articles, reports, data sheets, pdf templates and all other information that is in pdf format. You can preview the file before downloading it. The best thing is that you do not need to signup or register to use this free search engine. If you are researching about something and do not want to download all information, you can view pdf file for reference in preview and do not need to download them.

Manual de posicionamiento SEO

http://www.vseo.es/wp-content/uploads/2008/05/manual-seo.pdf

Aquí dejamos diversos enlaces a foros en los cuales aprender más trucos, intercambiar enlaces, conocer directorios…

• http://www.wwwisibility.com
• http://www.blogsdofollow.com
• http://forums.digitalpoint.com
• http://www.forobloggers.com
• http://www.xeoweb.com/foro
• http://www.posicionamientoseo.com

Para posicionar una web en Flash
http://www.cristalab.com/tutoriales/posicionamiento-de-flash-en-google-c147l/

با جستجوی کلمه “dot net” در جستجوگرهای گوگل و لایو به این نتیجه می رسیم که گوگل منظور کاربر را تکنولوژی دات نت مایکروسافت تعبیر می کند ولی جستجوگر لایو مایکروسافت به کاربر پیشنهاد استفاده از سرویس های اینترنتی سایت dotnet.com را می دهد. مثل اینکه گوگل نظر بهتری نسبت به پلت فرم دات نت دارد تا خود مایکروسافت

farasun.wordpress.com

مشترک فراسان شويد

farasun.wordpress.com

مطالب مرتبط :

• لوگو از نوع وب 2.0!
• برای خودتان موتور جستجوی اختصاصی بسازید!
• آیا وب 2.0 قابل اعتماد است؟

Hello guys!

At the moment i try to find someone who want to help me at finishing the BETA phase.

I am working on a Clanlist and i need some help. Here i want to tell you the main things which have to be done as an admin.

- Writing news

- Editing/Refreshing the pages

That was it^^. We will divide the tasks so nobody will have to work on everything.

So if you wanna be a Member of the XIII News Crew … just ask me.

Thanks for reading.

Greets,

Rec

Google lanzó hoy “Insights for Search” (“ideas para la búsqueda” en español) la cual es una herramienta que muestra cuáles son las páginas más buscadas en la red sea por países, regiones y/o en determinado tiempo, esto sin duda les será muy útil para profesionales del marketing.

Estuve dando un vistazo a la página y acá hay algunos datos:

Las palabras más buscadas en el Perú este año son:

-hi5                    (es por eso que casi todos los peruanos entre 14 y 25 años tienen hi5)

-youtube            (no es sorpresa que esta palabra esté en la lista)

-juegos              (acaso creían que iba a estar Wikipedia?)

-mensajes claro (no hay duda que ante todo está la economía… quien nunca ha entrado a esta página?)

Las palabras que más han crecido en porcentaje de búsqueda son:

-netlog +170%      (nunca lo había escuchado, parece ser como el hi5 pero español)

-facebook +160% (dicen que es el hi5 para gringos)

-hi5 +120%           (necesito explicarlo?…)

-youtube +50%     (para variar…)

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Can I listen other people say. No I lost that skill ! No more I can listen to the people. Arrogant and adamant. Even conscious attempts are fatal failures to achieve this terrific skill. Hmm. Let me try again and again.

• Paperback: 408 pages
• Publisher: For Dummies; 2 edition (May 8, 2006)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 0471979988
• ISBN-13: 978-0471979982

Review
“…cuts through the nonsense, providing a clear, simple and concise explanation of how websites reach top positions in search engines …” (PC Advisor, September 2006)

Book Description
You have a cool Web site, and a really great product, service, or cause you want people to know about. But visitors aren’t beating down your cyber-door. What happened? The answer, most likely, is that you haven’t made your site irresistible to search engines.

Search engines have a great deal of control over the volume of traffic a Web site gets, because they put your site in front of people searching for your product or service. If you know the secrets of wooing the search engines, you can

• Gain greater visibility for your site
• Advance your position in the rankings
• Avoid techniques that cause search engines to bump your site to the end of the list
• Make pay-per-click advertising pay off

In addition to the familiar ones like Google and Yahoo!, there are dozens of other search engines out there. Search Engine Optimization For Dummies, 2^nd Edition shows you how to create a site that will pop to the top like a cork whenever people search for related products or services. It will help you

• Become familiar with search engines and search directories and find out which keywords work
• Build your site with techniques that search engines like and avoid the ones they don’t
• Register your site with the top search systems and get it listed in directories
• Find out why links are important and see how to get other sites to link to yours
• Work with Google AdWords and Yahoo! Search, and explore the best and most economical ways to use pay-per-click advertising
• Discover the common mistakes that make Web sites invisible to search engines

There’s even a companion Web site with all the links in the book neatly (and conveniently) arranged so you don’t have to type them, plus a bonus chapter to help you power up your skills. Search Engine Optimization For Dummies, 2^nd Edition has been updated with the latest information on search engines plus plenty of tips and tricks to help your site get the attention it deserves!

Download Description
* A Web site’s position in search results will affect the number of times it is visited; this book shows Web site designers, owners, and Search Engine Optimizers (SEOs) how to build sites that rank high in the search engines (Google, Yahoo, MSN, Inktomi, Alta Vista, Overture) and generate high traffic

* This is the first book to cover the entire spectrum of search engine optimization, including important though often-ignored search systems, such as specialty directories and Yellow Pages

* Covers creating search engine-friendly sites and pages; registering sites with standard search engines, directories, shopping directories, and retailers; using registration software and services; understanding tools used to monitor site traffic; advertising on search engines; and developing links to boost ranks

* Introduces the reader to the nature of search engines, explains the different types, and shows which ones are the most important

* Includes a jump-start chapter with simple tricks for quickly boosting a site’s ranking

* Companion Web site includes articles and links to important news and registration sites

Book Info
Explains the difference between search engines, search directories, and search systems. Easy-to-understand and offers numerous screen shots. Softcover. –This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

From the Back Cover
Plan your strategy and use the right keywords

Find out what search engines like and how to boost your ranking

How do you get visitors to flock to your Web site? Make sure the most effective search engines notice it! This updated guidebook tells you which search engines you need to impress, as well as how to register your site with directories, use links profitably, and rise to the top.

Discover how to

• Create search engine- friendly pages
• Choose powerful keywords
• Increase visibility
• Encourage other sites to link to yours
• Avoid penalties
• Use pay-per-click advertising productively

About the Author
Peter Kent is the author of numerous other books about the Internet, including Pay Per Click Search Engine Marketing For Dummies, the best-selling Complete Idiot’s Guide to the Internet, and the most widely reviewed and praised title in computer-book history, Poor Richard’s Web Site: Geek Free, Commonsense Advice on Building a Low-Cost Web Site. His work has been praised by USA Today, BYTE, CNN.com, Windows Magazine, Philadelphia Inquirer, and many others.
Peter has been online since 1984, doing business in cyberspace since 1991, and writing about the Internet since 1993. Peter’s experience spans virtually all areas of doing business online, from editing and publishing an e-mail newsletter to creating e-commerce Web sites, from online marketing and PR campaigns to running a Web-design and -hosting department for a large ISP.
Peter was the founder of an e-Business Service Provider funded by one of the world’s largest VC firms, Softbank/Mobius. He was VP of Web Solutions for a national ISP and VP of Marketing for a Web applications firm. He also founded a computer-book publishing company launched through a concerted online marketing campaign.
Peter now consults with businesses about their Internet strategies, helping them to avoid the pitfalls and to leap the hurdles they’ll encounter online. He also gives seminars and presentations on subjects related to online marketing in general and search engine marketing in particular. He can be contacted at Consult@PeterKentConsulting.com, and more information about his background and experience is available at www.PeterKentConsulting.com.

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