Adobe Systems is working with Google and Yahoo! to improve the accuracy of searches for Flash ads and media by delivering an optimized version of its ubiquitous player. read more »
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Google is launching what they tell me is a "deep algorithmic change", augmented by Flash reader technology supplied by Adobe, that enables them to "read" Flash files and extract text and links from it for better indexing and ranking. This could be great news for both site owners and searchers. read more »
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High ranking traffic in Google,this april the traffic in Google passed the number of visitor to the search engine Yahoo for 141.1 million monthly unique visitors in front of 140.6 million unique visitors.For the first time Mr Google take the command in the traffic rank . Google has long been the read more »
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the truth about the actual most clicked position in AdWords and it's not what you might expect read more »
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Patrick, a moderator on our community forums, runs a Bingo Card Creator website which recently ranked #5 in Google for bingo cards.rnrn * A #5 ranking sent him 6,000 unique visitors per month.rn * A #1 spot, using the leaked AOL search data (referenced later in this document), is worth read more »
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Recently Gleb of SeoQuake has been kind enough to offer me a 30-day trial to their rather interesting AdsSpy new service. What that is they’ve built an index of sites and are searching through them by AdSense IDs. So basically if your competitors use AdSense ads on their website you can search and read more »
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A new study in the field of search behaviour has unearthed a few interesting facts about clicking habits of online users, and about what gets clicked how many times. It’s an interesting bit of information for anyone caring, and should offer the people who know what to do a bit of insight into the m read more »
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most people don’t understand how and when Google crawls and are generally thinking it’s a secret.

It’s not really that big a secret, but it is a bit of a thing to predict when Google does come. Of course if you deal with this stuff as often as I do, you start to become used to the schedules. Wha read more »
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