Google Makes Multilingual Template Unification Easier than Uno, Deux, Drei
The gang at Google has created a way to give your international website easy, multilingual translation under a single URL. If your website contains pages that translate template info into various languages, but keeps the bulk of the content essentially the same (in its original language), Google’s quick and easy fix will help ensure that [...]
Facebook + Built-In Search Engine = Total World Domination?
Maybe the situation isn’t quite as extreme as my title would indicate*, but there’s been some buzz lately that before Facebook goes public in 2012, they’ll be introducing a new, proprietary search engine to rival Google, Bing-Yahoo, and the rest. As Facebook overtook Google as the most-visited site on the internet last year, this could [...]
Bing-Yahoo Search Engine Expanding Internationally
Last August, Bing started powering Yahoo’s search engines in the United States and Canada. Now, for those of you outside North American (and more of you in it), the BingHoo hybrid has expanded into Australia, Brazil and Mexico, with Bing powering organic searches for Yahoo in those countries. The expansion is likely to continue into [...]
Breaking News Regarding Google.cn
Here’s a subject you can be sure we’ll be watching as more information develops. From CNN “Google said Tuesday the company and at least 20 others were victims of a “highly sophisticated and targeted attack” originating in China in mid-December, evidently to gain access to the e-mail accounts of Chinese human rights activists. “Based on [...]
Russia: Yandex Stays Ahead of Google
For those who follow SEO practices in Russia, Google does not premeditate the actions to take in search engine optimization. Yandex is king and stays at the top with nearly 20% more users than Google. Yandex – 54.4% of users Google – 34.5% of users Mail.ru – 7.4% of users Rambler – 1.9% of users [...]
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