Author Archives: Net Age

Google Bringing More Plus To Results

We recently wrote about the furore that Google has been facing thanks to its increasing inclusion of Google+ results inside search results. You can find out more in our articles Google Search Plus Your World and Twitter Criticises Google+ In Search Now it appears that Google is bringing in another Google+ option for search results, […]

ICANN Accepting Generic TLD Registrations

In some earlier articles, (ICANN Approves Brand Name Suffixes and IAB Opposes Brand Domains) we’ve discussed the then approaching launch of generic top level domains, and some of the issues around them. Now, the day has come, and as of yesterday, ICANN began accepting applications for top level domains with custom suffixes, instead of the […]

Why Unoptimised Sites Rank

Every now and then, you’ll find a site that has no optimisation to speak off, but it’s still performing well in the results, and maybe even outranking yours. There are a number of different factors that could be causing this. Take a look at this video of Matt Cutts discussing the issue. <iframe width=”560″ height=”315″ […]

Twitter Criticises Google For Google+ In Search

The recent announcement regarding Google’s integration of Google+ content with search results, (as discussed here in our article on Google Search Plus) has produced some interesting reactions. Accusations of Google using its position in search to unfairly advantage its own products have been rumbling around for quite some time now, but it seems that this latest […]

Google Search Plus Your World

If you’re signed into Google.com when you search, you’re going to start seeing a new message on your search results page. A message like this: If you see that above your results, it means that you’ve Google’s latest search format, “Search Plus Your World.” This feature went live yesterday, but hasn’t been activated everywhere yet, […]

Google Algorithm Changes

A recent post on the Official Google Blog showed a list of the 10 most recent improvements to the Google search algorithm, that complex piece of code that determines which websites to show for any given search. Most of these changes relate to foreign language searches, and the improvement of auto-complete options and cross-translation, and as a […]