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Search Engine SEO

Death of The Yahoo / Overture Keyword Suggestion Tool

by Gobala Krishnan on May 8, 2007

Andy Beal reported that Yahoo Search Marketing is no longer supporting it’s keyword tool, known to many Internet marketers still as the Overture Keyword Suggestion Tool. The tools will be replaced by Yahoo’s new Sponsored Search tool, which I think is only available to active advertisers. However, Yahoo will soon update the keyword data to [...]

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Google History – Now Google Knows You Better Than You Do

by Gobala Krishnan on April 24, 2007

Confused about your personality traits? Need to feel important? On a quest to find the unique you? Who can you go to for advice.. someone who knows more about you than you do? Well, Google of course. Silly me, this should have been rather obvious! With Google Web History, now Google knows more about you [...]

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Top 10 Keywords Searched Across Categories

by Gobala Krishnan on April 24, 2007

From Clickz, the Top10 keyword searches across categories. This is a good place to see what’s hot in major categories, but it doesn’t cover niche markets. Read full list here.

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Google Playing God Again?

by Gobala Krishnan on April 17, 2007

During lunch with my friend Melvin Ng, he told me about Google trying to track down paid links. He was referring to the post on Matt Cutt’s blog about reporting paid links to Google. The question remains as to what Google plans to do with those reports. Will they band services like Text Link Ads, [...]

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Get Your Pages Indexed in Minutes

by Gobala Krishnan on January 23, 2007

One of the problems most people have is how do they get their new pages indexed in Google quickly? Since I started this blog in March 2006, my answer is always the same: use blogs. I have spent a lot of time creating static websites before, but now almost all of them are replace by [...]

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Buy Cheap Text Links from Dollar Linking

by Gobala Krishnan on January 22, 2007

I came across this website, where you can buy text links cheap. The cheapest you can go is $1.00. However, as more advertisers are listed, your one dollar text link might get to page 3 or even page 100 The good news is: You can always up your bid and get a higher ranking Anyone [...]

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Getting One-Way Backlinks to Your Blog

by Gobala Krishnan on October 30, 2006

Getting one-way links to your blog will help you get better search engine rankings. The only problem is not many people would want to link back to you if your site is new or does not attract them enough for a move like that. Most of the time, they either ask for a link back [...]

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Lies About Being Number 1 in Google

by Gobala Krishnan on September 28, 2006

This especially goes out to anyone new in Internet marketing. (thanks James) You will find some people out there that take advantage of the fact that you know nothing about Internet marketing, and they will generally feed you these lies: Lie: I can guarantee you the number one ranking in Google. Fact: No one can [...]

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Predict Your PageRank?

by Gobala Krishnan on September 26, 2006

I might have come across this tool before, but I just rediscovered it and thought I’d blog about it:) IWebTool has a cool feature that allows you to predict your PageRank for the next Google update. You can find it here. According to the tools, this site will get a PR5 in the next update. [...]

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Zoints Forum Community – A Golden Opportunity

by Gobala Krishnan on September 18, 2006

You can listen / view the video above for a better (but rather impromtu) explanation of Zoints. I’ve heard a few things about Zoints, but let me tell you how I see it. I have missed out on big things in life as far as Internet marketing is concerned. But I cannot let this golden [...]

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