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Is your website ad heavy? You may be in trouble. Google has announced  a new algorithm tweak that will lower the rankings of websites that Google determines is providing a bad user experience – a move Google hinted was in the works in November. Google’s Distinguished Engineer Matt Cutts, in a blog post, reported that the “Page Layout algorithmic improvement” will effect 1 percent of searches globally – which is no small number considering Google powers at least 3 billion searches per day globally, according to comScore estimates. Google’s Page Layout Update The target is too many ads, which means the area that is visible to users when they first arrive on your site prior to scrolling. Many website overload this area with AdSense ads, among others, to make as much money from advertising as they can – even this page from Google notes [+]

Page titles are an important part of our search results: they’re the first line of each result and they’re the actual links our searchers click to reach websites. Our advice to webmasters has always been to write unique, descriptive page titles (and meta descriptions for the snippets) to describe to searchers what the page is about. We use many signals to decide which title to show to users, primarily the <title> tag if the webmaster specified one. But for some pages, a single title might not be the best one to show for all queries, and so we have algorithms that generate alternative titles to make it easier for our users to recognize relevant pages. Our testing has shown that these alternative titles are generally more relevant to the query and can substantially improve the clickthrough rate to the result, helping [+]

Hello folks, we have included new paradigm in our SEO Training Programs. Now we are working on Google Reverse Engineering Model of ranking.  Five new thing we have added in our SEO Training Noida Center. We changed our location, now we have big space in Sector -10 We have started giving free domain and hosting space to the student /corporate to get more in-depth of web. We have added new Content Specialist Instructor to Improve English writing skills as well as speaking skills of students. We have added 5 new topics in our SEO Course Module. Unlimited Access of Internet and practical sessions available .   [+]

Well it was a very good discussion with Angie one of my client provides Hybrid Analytics solutions to their end client. As an Analytic consultant for them each time I have to be well prepared for various  questions. But the most common question is of CONVERSION. Its easy to explain end client, but it’s tough to explain Angie J.  Angie this is something specially I am writing for you J. Conversion Rate is a percentage that is defined as a Outcomes divided by the Unique Visitors (or Visits). Conversion Rate = Outcomes/ Unique Visitors or Visits Unique Visitor ---In Real Time Tracking Unique Visitors = Unique Browsers who visits your website. Visits --- It’s a session or an Interaction between Browser and a User. Each unique visitor might visit your website multiple times (i.e. Visits). So here Angie I am coming to your questionJ, Conversion completely depends on the [+]

Google pushing all 'Profiles' pages public July 31 in Google+ transition Old Google Profiles are being switched over to Google+ profiles in the tech giant's integration of existing products into its suite of social networking service called Google+, and on July 31 another big step will take place -- all Google Profiles will go public. That means those who have Google Profiles pages set to "private" will no longer have that option of hiding from the world online. Google announced the move in a statement on its website. "The purpose of Google Profiles is to enable you to manage your online identity," Google said in its notice of the private-to-public switch-over. "Today, nearly all Google Profiles are public. We believe that using Google Profiles to help people find and connect with [+]

How To Generate Social Content That Gets Clicked:

So, today I wanted to share a list of approaches I’ve taken to brainstorming and generating social content with my clients and partners. Take a look at the list below and let me know what you think.

* Scan hash tags and search terms within your industry regularly on Twitter. See what issues are bubbling to the top and write about those.

* Scan Twitter lists within your industry. Find out what these key influencers and folks are talking about and consider weighing in with your two cents on those topics–and don’t forget to feature their tweets prominently in your post.

* Develop a list of 10-20 key blogs in your industry, put them in a blog reader and sift through them once a week. [+]

39 Things You Should Know About Google+ This isn’t every single thing there is to know about Google+. That could probably be a book rather than an article, and the Google+ Project has only just begun. If Google has its way, it will live on for years. Or it could go the Google Wave route. It’s just too early to tell. While we’ll no doubt learn plenty more about Google+ as time goes on, here are some quick nuggets to get you a little more acquainted with it. 1. Google+ is currently available on an invitation-only basis. 2. Google does not consider it a Facebook competitor (at least publicly). 3. Google+ is currently available for download as an app in the Android Market. 4. When you download that app, it splits off the “Huddle” feature as a separate app. 5. Users can post status updates, and these [+]

Local SEO With A Google Places Page

Like most small business owners with their first website, I didn’t immediately understand the importance of keywords and search engine optimization when it comes to being found by customers who live virtually on your doorstep. And that’s where Local SEO is a key factor.

Statistics have shown that most customers will buy from businesses located within five miles of their base. It’s almost as if they trust a business more if it has a local physical address.

I now know that the key to getting on the front page of Google for local keywords is to rank in the seven-pack list of Google Places pages with one of those red balloons These are the websites that Google [+]

The parent company of GoDaddy.com, a high domain registrar involving Internet domain names, has been sold to a group of private investment companies just for $2.25 billion, a person familiar with the transaction told The Associated Press. Go Daddy Group Inc.'s sale to KKR, Silver Lake and Technology Crossover Ventures comes as the company needs to top $1.1 billion in revenue this year because expanding Internet use has fueled the creation of more websites and the "domains" needed to help find them. Go Daddy announced the sale late Friday. A person close to the transaction, who asked to remain anonymous because of not being authorized to speak publicly, told the AP the sale price. A fact sheet accompanying the release indicated that Go Daddy's revenue has grown by more than 20 [+]