Yes it’s that time again Gmail is down. Even the BBC have posted a news item this time on the gmail outage. The service has been down since roughly 9.30 this morning. Personally, I love the Gmail service for the sheer amount of storage space it offers, but it’s only when you can’t access the [...]
Google Archive
Will google.jp get penalized?
For buying links? Maybe it’s time to replace “Do no Evil” with “Do as we say, not as we do”.
Google on a Cloud
The offline support introduced by Google for Gmail is most welcome in my eyes. Google have responded to multiple requests for offline support and you can now test it for yourself after downloading Google Gears. Its thought the ability to use Google Calendar offline will be coming shortly too. The feature enables access to Gmail [...]
Google Sites lame
Google are pushing Google sites really hard in the Uk so much so they have given them a homepage link !! so I thought hmmm lets have a play then, but how lame is the fact the Google nofollows everylink except to Google !! Lame Lame Lame, I was going the dump 10 million urls [...]
Adsense sitelinks
This is what I get when searching google.co.uk for “adsense” today: Clearly not the most relevant sitelinks ever. I’m also a bit confused as to where they came from, as the Adsense home page doesn’t seem to have any nav options leading to the pages which have sitelinks.
Not ranked in google.co.uk
I keep hearing this more and more that Google can’t get it’s co.uk index working correctly, well every case I have seen so far is down to a newish Google Penalty one I call the Upstream Penalty.. oh here is my theory, we know that google can add penalties on pretty much anything they want. [...]
Google SEO Tips
Spaces don’t count anymore add as many as you want or take them away it makes no difference : Check this out.. these 3 daven SEO searches search query 1, more spaces than you could ever want : query – query 2 – query 3 search query 2 no spaces, yep none at all : [...]
Microsoft Search Data
According to the New York Times Microsoft have offered to reduce the length of time it keeps records of web searches if Yahoo and Google do the same. The offer was instigated after a request from the European Privacy Panel. Microsoft currently retain data for 18months and Yahoo for 13months whereas Google opt for 9 [...]
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