Just came across what appears to be a very powerful new meta search with some interesting features. It's called Search AllinOne MetaSearch and can found at www.searchallinone.com.
Google's effort to speed the pace of Web browsing quickly aggravated some early users, who say that the software is delivering them Web pages under other users' logins and breaking Web applications.
In order to speed up the display of pages generally, Google Web Accelerator may store copies of web pages, including prefetched pages that you did not visit, in the Google Web Accelerator cache on your machine. This is separate from your browser's cache, which only identifies pages that you actually visited.
Google has recently filed a patent that details many points that Google uses to rank web pages. The title of the patent is Information retrieval based on historical data and it reveals details of algorithms that Google uses in addition to its main ranking algorithms.
Webfoot Creative published a six part series on these new Google Patent Specification and what it means to the ranking of your website. In this article series, we share our interpretation of what this means to your web site and what you have to do to optimize your web pages so as to achieve high rankings on Google.
Google's US patent filing of March 31/05 provides seo's and webmasters valuable insight into Google's tightly guarded search intelligence, and demonstrates conclusively that Google's information retrieval is based on historical data.
The question now is what do these changes mean to you and your rankings...
Here we present our initial interpretation of what these changes mean to your website and what you may have to do when optimizing your web pages for high rankings on Google.
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