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The last month of oes tsetnoc SEO contest
November 15th, 2009 by Handsome 1 comment »So guys, its the last month of oes tsetnoc SEO contest. I am now happy with the contest the 1st month was good because the whole month oes tsetnoc ranked first. The 2nd month was not much good, my armed goes featured and i lost the 1st position at google too, i gave not much time to internet.
In these two month i learn that building backlinnk of main page is not enough. If you want that google care about your web, then you should make backlink of inner pages too, other wise google put your website to sand box (which is not good in any condition)
So, build backlink for your inner pages as well as main.
Google show about 329,000 for oes tsetnoc in result. I think we will reached upto 500,000 in the end of contest
have a good day.
Pakistans.com overview by oes tsetnoc
November 14th, 2009 by Handsome 5 comments »
Domain: www.Pakistans.com
Registrar: DOTSTER, INC
Creation Date: 1999-03-11
Alexa Rank: 175397
Admin: Sohail
Webmaster: Muhammed Ahmed
Content: Send by public
Speciality: First Pakistani eMail service provider
I get hold on in 2006
Click here to visit Pakistan news
Microsoft’s Bing teams up with WolframAlpha
November 12th, 2009 by Handsome No comments »
Microsoft’s new search engine Bing, which is seeking to chip away at Google’s dominance in Internet search, is teaming up with WolframAlpha, another rival for the Google crown.
WolframAlpha, which was launched in mid-May, announced that starting on Wednesday, Bing would incorporate results from WolframAlpha in answers to certain search queries.
“WolframAlpha’s knowledge, computed from expertly curated data, will enrich Bing’s results in select areas across nutrition, health, and advanced mathematics,” WolframAlpha said in a blog post.
“Bing will be able to seamlessly access the tens of thousands of algorithms and trillions of pieces of data from WolframAlpha, and directly incorporate the computations in its search results,” it said.
WolframAlpha, which is named after the man behind the venture, British-born computer scientist and inventor Stephen Wolfram, calls itself a “computational knowledge engine” rather than the traditional search engine.
Unlike Google, which takes a query and uses algorithms to scour the Web and return a series of links to relevant websites, WolframAlpha.com takes a query and crunches through its databases to return answers.
Bing’s tie-up with WolframAlpha is one of several moves Microsoft has made recently in a bid to challenge Google in the multi-billion-dollar search and advertising market.
Microsoft entered into a 10-year Web search and advertising partnership with Yahoo! in July that set the stage for a joint offensive against Google.
Since unveiling Bing in June, Microsoft has also begun integrating messages from hot micro-blogging service Twitter into Bing and plans to do the same with status updates from Facebook.
Google dominates online search in the United States with a nearly 65 percent share of the market followed by Yahoo! with 18.8 percent and Bing with 9.4 percent, according to September figures from industry tracking firm comScore.
Copyright AFP (Agence France-Presse), 2009
Google launches online flu shot finder
November 11th, 2009 by Handsome 1 comment »
Google on Tuesday launched an online tool for tracking down where to get vaccinations against H1N1 and seasonal influenza in the United States.
The flu-shot finder service went live online at google.com/flushot and will soon be available at flu.gov and websites of the American Lung Association, according to the California-based Internet giant.
“This project is just beginning and we have not yet received information about flu shot clinics for many locations,” Roni Zeiger and Jennifer Haroon of Google said in a blog post.
“Especially given slower than expected vaccine production, we think it’s important to bring together flu shot information in a coherent manner.”
In October, Google expanded a flu-tracking tool to include 16 more countries, analyzing local patterns in search queries to determine the spread of the influenza, and notably swine flu, the H1N1 virus which the World Health Organization labeled a global pandemic earlier this year.
Japan, Russia, and much of Europe are now included at Google Flu Trends. The California Internet powerhouse has also made information available online at google.org/flutrends/ available in 37 languages.
Google had already expanded Flu Trends to include Australia, Mexico, and New Zealand since launching the free tool with US data last November.
Flu Trends counts the number of flu-related queries on the Google Internet search engine and provides estimates on influenza outbreaks in respective regions.
Copyright AFP (Agence France-Presse), 2009
