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Twitter Gets Its Own URL Shortener

Today Twitter announced its very own URL shortener to help fight against scams and security threats. It is a great move for Twitter to stop and prevent the spread of bad activities using Twitter. In a blog post Twitter writes Read more

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Facebook An Avatar Of PPC Advertising

Facebook the largest social networking and second most visited website around the world, with more than 400 million registered user. In recent years Facebook has become one of the hottest place to advertise, due to its wide range of users from around the world.. So what makes Facebook ads better than Google Adwords or other PPC advertising. So lets have a detailed preview of Facebook a  new avatar of PPC advertising. Read more

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Google Replaces SearchWiki With Star In Search

Google says bye bye to SearchWiki  and welcomes Search in Sight. It’s been a year and a half journey  for searchwiki from its launch, with quite mixed reaction from search users finally coming to an end. Today Google has made an officially announced for its new feature star in search, which lets you to mark and rediscover the web content through search. Below you get to see the image of how starred results look like.

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Bing Adds Search History To Auto Suggest Search

Bing’s community blog has came with an announced of including search history to its auto suggest search. This feature will support suggestions from your query history and make user to get them where they want to go faster. Bing uses your previous search queries to suggest search keywords, this will help users who uses Bing as their default search engine. Read more

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Effects Of Google’s Personalized Search On SEO

Last month, Google announced personalized search by default for all users. Earlier personalized search was offered only for Google account user. But recent announcements show Google can personalize the search for offline users as well. Google’s personalized search is based upon the user activity from an anonymous cookies stored on your browser and the customized results are based upon 180 days of search activity.

So how does this personalized search affect SEO?

Websites who own the top searched queries remains top even in personalized search. The personalized source will bring previous visited websites in the top position, even though their traditional relevance or popularity would not made way to top position. This will somehow help low popular websites to increase their search index ranking.

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