Posts tagged ‘Google’
The Story Behind referer=www.clickfind.com.au
I thought it be time to write about the referer=www.clickfind.com.au that’s been going around, why it was created and how it got distributed.
Continue Reading March 5, 2010 at 12:32 am Australian Search Engine 1 comment
Removal from Google’s Index
OK, today was total panic mode when I logged in to my Google Webmaster Tools, here is was, a message from Google saying they were going to remove a website I work on from the index because its been hacked. So I go around the office “We’ve been hacked!”, everyone working on this now
Continue Reading December 4, 2009 at 9:47 am Taco Fleur Leave a comment
Google Ranking
We were in panic mode for the last two weeks, as we basically dropped completely from Googles search results. This was after doing some tweaking of the site for SEO.
Continue Reading March 13, 2008 at 5:35 am Australian Search Engine Leave a comment
Why pay, when Google is free?
Why would anyone want to pay to be in a Business Directory when Google is free?
This is a question we get asked often. Our response is simple:
- there is no control on what is indexed in Google, your page might not be indexed
- there is no control over what information from the page is shown in the search results
- there is no control on what keywords you are found on
- there is no control over how many pages are indexed in Google
- if you are indexed, you are fighting for first place with the rest of your industry, and maybe even the rest of Australia or worse yet, the rest of the world
- if you’re a small or start-up business, you’ll be disadvantaged because your results in Google also depend on things like how many websites link to yours
- how many times have you clicked on Google results and found they’re not relevant to your local search?
We create the pages so that Google can be used as an additional entry into the business listings. Not only can potential buyers find your listings on clickfind, but also in Google and other search engines. Have a look at our marketing diagram to see how Google comes into play
Google Base Australia
Are you looking for Google Base Australia? Look no further!
Continue Reading January 25, 2008 at 3:10 am Australian Search Engine 6 comments
Google Webmaster Tools
Google Webmaster Tools is one of the things you can’t do without if you run a website. It’s an excellent tool for webmasters who do not have any other access to their log file and check for 404 or other errors.
It also allows you to see how Google crawls and indexes your site, learn about problems Google is having accessing your site, allows you to remove pages from Google.
And most importantly it allows you to see what search queries were performed to get to your site from Google.
Here at clickfind we also make use of the Google Sitemap and keep it up-to-date every week. Check out the Google Webmaster Tools for yourself.
January 21, 2008 at 5:29 am Australian Search Engine 1 comment
Australian Search Engines – Which are The Best?
There are quite a few Australian Search Engines in operation today, and it’s difficult to choose the best. In case you did not know: A search engine (a.k.a. SE) is not a directory. Directories like Yahoo! or Dmoz (the directory that Google uses) are collections of links to websites reviewed and edited by human beings like you and me.
Continue Reading January 4, 2008 at 2:04 am Australian Search Engine Leave a comment
ColdFusion CFC for Google Base
We’ve created a ColdFusion CFC that interacts with Google Base. We’ve decided to make the code freely available to all on http://code.google.com/p/google-base-coldfusion-cfc/
Continue Reading January 2, 2008 at 9:29 am Australian Search Engine 1 comment
Google Gadget Top 50 search engine keywords
We’ve just written our first Google Gadget. Nothing fancy, needs some major styling, but it’s nice to see it work, and it was so easy to do.
Continue Reading January 2, 2008 at 3:39 am Australian Search Engine 3 comments
Google Spell check (spellcheck)
we came across some undocumented functionality that allows you to tap into the Google spell check, and I have to say, it’s pretty amazing, the possibilities are endless.
Continue Reading January 2, 2008 at 1:42 am Australian Search Engine 1 comment
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