Posts in Google Articles

By Jason Tezgerevski, Posted in Google Articles

Startups and recent small business owners probably know a thing or two when searching for resources that will offer then the credit they require with the lowest interest rate available. Carrying high balances on different credit cards can make building your company at the rate you would like, a much slower process. Having a large amont of debt can make it difficult to advance and can lead to becoming discouraged. If you are small business that is located in the Unites States, you're in luck! Google has a... read more.

• October 08, 2012
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By Natalie Contreras, Posted in Google Articles

Stumped on how to get more blog readers? Well, that doesn't include your friends and family that is. The advancements of Google searches has caused writers to have to change how they write their content making sure not to keyword stuff which can negatively affect your search rankings. As many bloggers would tell you; it's all about great content that search engine crawlers can and will pick up. Google's Keyword tool is a site that all bloggers who are looking to increase blog traffic should check wh... read more.

• August 23, 2012
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By Natalie Contreras, Posted in Google Articles

Flexible Reach Targeting is an addition to Google's Display Network which allows the advertiser to control the settings for your ad at an ad group level. The advertiser will reach a deeper aspect of the advertisement with its targeting methods. According to Google, campaign level settings allow the advertiser to choose between a Broad reach and Specific Reach.     Broad reach means your ad will show up on pages that match your primary targeting method. Specific reach means your ads wil... read more.

• July 11, 2012
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By Adam Smith, Posted in Google Articles

Reports by Wall Street Journal and other news sources claim Google will be implementing a major overhaul to the Google Search Engine. Google wants to make a more "semantic search" experience for its users. Google plans to build formulas that will better understand the meanings of words. For instance, it will better differentiate Tide the laundry detergent and tide the ocean current term. The Google team plans to roll this program out within the next few months. Part of this overhaul is meant to be more... read more.

• March 15, 2012
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By Adam Smith, Posted in Google Articles

Are you ever curious about what you may have searched for all these years while on Google? Head over to google.com/history once signed in to your account. All search history is housed here from the duration of the account. See any good memories? Bad memories? My favorite part of this whole page is the trends tab. Here it shows top queries, top sites, and top clicks. It also goes as far as to tell what times of the day, days of the week, and months a user is most active. It seems I am very busy around lun... read more.

• February 29, 2012
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By Adam Smith, Posted in Google Articles

Google has been trying hard over the last few years to compete in many different markets and industries. Most recently Google has looked to grasp market share in the social media space with the launching of Google+. It has not been as wildly successful as they had planned, but has not given up with the launching of Google Latitude Leaderboard. Latitude has been around for over a year with the capability for users to use location based software to help friends and colleagues find them. The latest update to G... read more.

• February 20, 2012
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By Yfran Garcia, Posted in Google Articles

Google has made headlines yet again, but not for the right reasons. In fact, it seems that news involving Google this past week has been about another party who is opposed to the search giant's new features - features that allow Google to promote its own services while violating user privacy. FairSearch.org is the latest campaign against Google. The FairSearch message FairSearch.org was created to digitally expose the truths about Google's malpractices. The committee was formed after Google acquired ITA... read more.

• February 01, 2012
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By Yfran Garcia, Posted in Google Articles

If you thought Google's new ‘Search Plus Your World' feature was a violation of users' privacy, Google's revised privacy policy will impact almost all of its services, including the search engine, YouTube and Gmail. This action will give Google more access about its users' internet behaviors. Scared yet? The intentions behind Google's policy changes Google's idea with the new policy changes is to better track its users across all of Google's platforms. By doing so, Google can better customize the... read more.

• January 27, 2012
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By Yfran Garcia, Posted in Google Articles

From Thomas Edison's birthday to New Year's Eve, Google delved into its creative side to highlight some of the most important days in 2011. Created in 1998 and facing a heavy evolution ever since, Google doodles continued to add a fun and educational search experience for users all over the World last year. Although we are fresh into the New Year, and most of us have already forgotten our New Year's Resolutions, we take a look at some of Google's best doodles in 2011. January Google released this desig... read more.

• January 04, 2012
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By Yfran Garcia, Posted in Google Articles

Google is having a very good week. With the recent Facebook, Twitter and YouTube updates, it's now Google's turn to rollout the features. The most popular search engine in the World has released new apps including a news reader and an activity discovery app. Also, with the number of active Google Plus users on the rise, Google has introduced a facial recognition feature that will allow users to easily ‘tag' their friends and family in photos. Lastly, Google has integrated some of its new features int... read more.

• December 12, 2011
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