Facebook, & Twitter has become such a buzz words that even Google has launched Google Buzz, But if these Social Medias are more powerful and usefull for business (Specially for Lead Generation and Support) from relatively old Social Media Type Forums? ...

February 9, 2010 : Google held a press event to announce the most "buzzed" topic of the week - Google Buzz. This is Google's new product, which is being compared to social networks like Twitter and Facebook. It is integrated with Gmail and other Google products, so ...

Google Personalization has raised various questions in SEO Professionals that how it is going to impact SEO work. It looks like main SEO activities are going to be dead. Following are some questions I ...

Google has launched a new search engine on Monday Dec 07, 2009 that will facilitate to search every update on internet live. This new search engine can search Facebook and twitter updates also. Google says, this new search engine will next ...

As on December 4th 2009, Google extended its Personalized Search system for Non-registered users. Earlier this option was available to registered users, only when they had Web History enabled on their Google Accounts. Google Search now displays all ...

Do You know which are the most popular anchor texts? You will not believe that, as i did. These are "Click Here" and "Read More". If you Google the word phrase "click here" the first page is Adobe Reader. See the proof by clicking this link. ...

LinkedIn has announced a new partnership with Twitter that allows users of both social networking services to interchangeably update their statuses from either service. "The idea is simple," said Co-Founder of LinkedIn Allen Blue. "When you set your status on LinkedIn you can now tweet it as well, amplifying it to your followers and real-time search services like Twitter Search and Bing. And when you tweet, you can send that message to your LinkedIn connections as well, from any Twitter service or tool."

Previously, SEO Companies & Experts were always following Google guidelines to find out how our SEO efforts should be. Google always shaped the SEO activities. But now Bing is also in the battle. For First Time, Bing has provided really valuable information for Link Building. Rick DeJarnette of Bing Webmaster Center has shared some dos and don'ts of link-building for Bing. Most of these does not differ too much from advice that Google would give you. It is, however, still always nice to see how they feel, just to clear up any possible confusion. Like Google, Bing places great emphasis on quality links to determine its rankings. "Just don't make the mistake of believing it will result in instant gratification. Successful link building efforts require a long-term commitment, not an overnight or turnkey solution," says DeJarnette. "You need to continually invest in link building efforts with creativity and time."

Social Media can really help Email marketers to increase their reach. With the advent of social media, people love to share things they like. So if they find your email interesting or useful, they will definitely share it with their friends. According to a study, about eight in 10 marketers agreed that social sharing, an e-mail tactic that allows e-mail recipients to share email content on social networks and social media sites, "extends the reach of e-mail content to new marketers" and "increases brand reputation and awareness." Not everything is sunshine in the universe of e-mail marketers when it comes to social sharing; 47 percent are unsure or disagree that social sharing increases the ROI of e-mail programs, 53 percent are unsure or disagree that social sharing accelerates the growth of e-mail lists, and 60 percent are unsure or disagree that it generates more qualified leads.

You can now search Twitter database from Bing. Is not that great? Bing has reached an agreement to crawl all of Twitter's public results in real time. Bing's Twitter search — Bing.com/Twitter — is already live. In a demo by Yusuf Mehdi, senior vice president of the online audience business group at Microsoft, a number of advances were immediately apparent. The most important for Twitter fans is that Bing reorders the massive, unwieldy Twitter stream by creating a "social relevance" score based on the quality of the tweet — "Life sucks" for instance, would not achieve high relevance — as well as the popularity of the tweeter. Then the tweet is run through spam and obscenity filtration to get a final result. Bing-Twitter search also allows users to separate the most popular embedded links from the tweets that surround them, allowing people to understand the source of a conversation without having to endure the din surrounding it. Bing-Twitter also expands a tweet's bit url and shows users the real domain, creating greater transparency before you click. In short, Bing makes Twitter make sense. For Microsoft, latching onto Twitter's rise is more than just a big marketing win; it's also a technological victory. Twitter is a huge, previously untapped resource in the movement toward search that relies on real-time data rather than archived links. (There was also a strong industry rumor that a similar deal between Bing and Facebook had been reached, though neither party commented on that.) So What will be the next move by Google? Twitter-Bing collaboration, What will be the effect on SEO? Twitter has great business value.  Microblogging platform Twitter has 32 million users, an increase from about 2