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GoMo – Helping Businesses Go Mobile

Here’s a Google video with no real content but it does have a cartoon-cute way of saying ‘mobile is important’. Efficient Frontier and Macquarie Capital have released a report which makes the prediction that mobile search will make up 22% of search revenue by the end of 2012. As of right now, there ...

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Looking back – Sad View of Search 2011

So 2011 is over and out, and we’re looking forward to another year in search. At the beginning of 2011 Google was a very different place. Search looked different, there was no site preview feature, we were still using Buzz because there was no Google+, and Google had just attempted to ...

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A stricter Google Panda in 2012

Google announced in early December via Twitter that Panda Updates will resume in 2012. Panda has released six updates since Google first introduced it in February 2011. With the next update being released sometime in January 2012 you should giving some attention to the following three areas when performing regular ...

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Check Out the Google Maps Weather Feature

Google Maps is playing a little catch-up to Bing and has rolled out weather information. This new feature can be found by selecting it as a layer on the map. The weather will then be shown in very localized areas as small weather themed graphics such as a sun or clouds accompanied ...

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Get to know the Magnifier – Music Beta by Google

The music industry is getting a lot of attention this month at Google. If you’re in the music business then this comes with good news and bad news. Music Beta (by Google) has been quietly growing and now has a new feature they’ve named Magnifier. This feature showcases a different artist each week ...

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Google’s Instant Pages – Analytics Skewer?

A few months ago Google released a feature called Instant Pages in their newest version of their Chrome browser. The idea behind this technology was that Google could predict which page in the search results you would most likely click on and then pre-render or pre-load the page for you. This made ...

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Focus, Focus, FOCUS For Google

Google is shifting focus from everything to almost everything, and to prove it they’ve decided to clean a little house. All around the Google-verse you may have noticed that certain features no longer work or have simply been removed. Here’s a list of some of the Google products that are either being ...

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Free Website, Hosting and Domains for Business Owners in Texas

Recently, I read about Google’s efforts to establish a few test City Pages. These Google centric city portals all began with Google going to the city and getting integrated in the daily workings of each community. This hands on approach promotes Google assets while providing a service to the community. Well, Google has ...

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Google Offers Launched in Two Key Cities – New York and San Francisco

As what I have read on my daily readings back on February, Google Offers (Google’s daily deal program) was launched right after their failed attempt to acquire Groupon. After focusing on Portland as the only city to have the program available for the last few months, Google has finally decided to expand their reach. ...

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Google+ Spreading Like Wildfire and is Making A Wave!

Google+ is open for testing and is shaping up to become a force all its own. Yeah so it looks like Facebook, but users don’t seem to really care as it’s gaining members like wildfire. We’ve been testing this new social media platform and so far we’ve decided it’s easy ...

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