Category: Search Engine News

If you drove an 80’s Chevy Nova in the late 90’s you’ve experienced your share of condescending stares, embarrasing backfires and rejected smog inspections. But worse than all other digs at your bitchin’ ride were the dozens of smart-ass ad people who told you, “You know, the NOVA didn’t sell well in Latin countries because … Read More →

Finally. The long standing battle between meta keyword stuffers and relevant search results is officially over. Google does not use the keywords meta tag in their search ranking. Matt Cutts, Google Software Engineer, confirmed the end of the battle with his latest "Google doesn’t use the keywords meta tag in web search" post on his … Read More →

Earlier this week Bing, Microsoft’s self-proclaimed “decision engine” was released. Bing is Microsoft’s latest (and may be last) attempt at becoming a viable player in the search engine market. At press time, Coremetrics reports that Google has 63% of the search marketing while Yahoo! (20%) and the old MSN Live (8%) are getting further and … Read More →