Resources – Google Search
Google Search Box Gets Bigger
In the past, search engine giant Google has been very careful about not tampering with the look of their clean, simple and functional search page. Last week though, in a move that had many rubbing their eyes and fiddling with the text size options on their browser, Google changed something.
Nobody Can Guarantee First Place On Google
If anybody ever tells you that they can guarantee you a first place result on Google, then it's time to tread very warily. Net Age has been in the business of search engine optimisation for more than ten years, and we won't guarantee any such thing.
Google Trends – Search Research Tools
Google Trends is a public web tool released by Google, that provides a graphic representation of how frequently any given term is searched for, according to date, region and language.
Google Analytics Guru - Avinash Kaushik
Few names stand out as much, in the field of website analytics, as that of Avinash Kaushik, co-founder of Market Motive, author of Web Analytics: An Hour A Day, and Google's official Analytics Evangelist.
Is Bing Better Than Google?
The relatively recent launch of Microsoft's new search engine Bing has also launched a new online debate. Which search engine is better?
Google Caffeine Comparison Tool
Following on from our last article, in which we discussed the new Google Caffeine algorithm that's in development, here's a handy little tool that lets you compare the results of the existing Google search infrastructure with results using the proposed new Google “caffeine” algorithm.
Quick Guide To Google Applications
Google makes a wide variety of different applications available to their users, most of them freely. As well as being free, many of them are fun, engaging, useful, or all three. For your convenience, here's a list of Google application, as well as links to them.
Microsoft/Yahoo Announce 10 Year Partnership Deal
Ending years of negotiation and speculation, Microsoft and Yahoo have finally announced that they will join forces in a move that is largely seen as an attempt to reclaim some of the huge search engine market share currently held by Google.