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 My Award Winning Positive Huntington's Disease Page 
feeds@yuku.com (Heather  Dugdale) — Wed, 12 Dec 2007 19:51:09 GMT
 I am 24, am experiencing Huntingtons disease symptoms. My family is one of the few in the world who have early onset. I was a Nurse before I got sick. I made a positive, comprehensive website. It has a blog, care giving tips, ways to fight brain fog, myths, my story, my families story, history, and ways to have a positive testing experience. I also put on there the poems I got published in the horizon. I have won 13 web awards.




 Keyword extraction 
feeds@yuku.com (tkurikka) — Sat, 29 Sep 2007 05:54:54 GMT
 Hey, I've found great software to extract all the important keywords out of that money-making website you have. Get high ranking listings in all the search engines with Keyword Elite.

Check it out at tusan1.bryxen4.hop.clickbank.net/ 


 Angry publishers stamp on Google spiders 
feeds@yuku.com (eveisnomberone) — Thu, 19 Oct 2006 08:16:31 GMT
 Publishers around the world are collectively putting their foot down against search engines in a new global initiative to regain control of their content. 


 Why Google Loves The Little Guys 
feeds@yuku.com (eveisnomberone) — Thu, 19 Oct 2006 08:14:30 GMT
 Google Chief Executive Eric Schmidt could buy almost anything on the Internet, from eBay to Amazon.com. Maybe he will, but that's not the way to world domination. That comes, he says, from building "an ecosystem" of Google and as many possible related companies, "where everybody makes money."

The smaller and faster they are, it seems, the better giant Google (nasdaq: GOOG - news - people ) likes them. Already, the search engine has spawned businesses such as... 


 Why Google Loves The Little Guys 
feeds@yuku.com (eveisnomberone) — Thu, 19 Oct 2006 08:11:51 GMT
 Google Chief Executive Eric Schmidt could buy almost anything on the Internet, from eBay to Amazon.com. Maybe he will, but that's not the way to world domination. That comes, he says, from building "an ecosystem" of Google and as many possible related companies, "where everybody makes money."

The smaller and faster they are, it seems, the better giant Google (nasdaq: GOOG - news - people ) likes them. Already, the search engine has spawned businesses such as... 


 Click Fraud 
feeds@yuku.com (eveisnomberone) — Thu, 19 Oct 2006 08:05:56 GMT
 The dark side of online advertising  


 Chaos by design 
feeds@yuku.com (eveisnomberone) — Thu, 19 Oct 2006 08:00:03 GMT
 The inside story of disorder, disarray, and uncertainty at Google. And why it's all part of the plan. (They hope.) 


 Chaos by design 
feeds@yuku.com (eveisnomberone) — Thu, 19 Oct 2006 07:51:33 GMT
 The inside story of disorder, disarray, and uncertainty at Google. And why it's all part of the plan. (They hope.) 


 Google plugs phishing hole 
feeds@yuku.com (eveisnomberone) — Thu, 19 Oct 2006 07:48:31 GMT
 Google has acknowledged the presence of a phishing hole on its Public Service Search application and has blocked access to the service until the problem is fixed. 


 Google plugs phishing hole 
feeds@yuku.com (eveisnomberone) — Thu, 19 Oct 2006 07:45:56 GMT
 Google has acknowledged the presence of a phishing hole on its Public Service Search application and has blocked access to the service until the problem is fixed. 


 Ask.com aims to increase search market share 
feeds@yuku.com (eveisnomberone) — Thu, 19 Oct 2006 07:45:16 GMT
 NEW YORK (Reuters) - IAC/InterActiveCorp.'s Ask.com Internet search service could grow its share of the market to 8 to 10 percent from a current level around 2 percent, IAC Chief Executive Barry Diller said on Tuesday.

"I think the share we can get in pure search over time ... is 8 to 10 percent," Diller told a Goldman Sachs investor conference in New York. "Little by little in this huge market of queries ... we are making progress."

He said Ask.com's... 


 Google plugs phishing hole 
feeds@yuku.com (eveisnomberone) — Wed, 18 Oct 2006 23:03:56 GMT
 Google has acknowledged the presence of a phishing hole on its Public Service Search application and has blocked access to the service until the problem is fixed. 


 Google plugs phishing hole 
feeds@yuku.com (eveisnomberone) — Wed, 18 Oct 2006 23:02:01 GMT
 Google has acknowledged the presence of a phishing hole on its Public Service Search application and has blocked access to the service until the problem is fixed. 


 Paid search has only a slight advantage over unpaid search 
feeds@yuku.com (eveisnomberone) — Wed, 18 Oct 2006 23:00:59 GMT
 Paid search has only a slight advantage over unpaid search in converting online shoppers to buyers, a Web analytics firm said Monday.

A study of business-to-consumer e-commerce sites during the first eight months of the year found conversion rates for paid search was just 9 percent higher than unpaid search, WebSideStory said.

Keywords bought on a pay-per-click basis at search engines such as Google, Yahoo and Microsoft MSN had a median conversion rate of 3.4 percent, compared... 


 Paid Search Not Much Better At Turning Shoppers To Buyers 
feeds@yuku.com (eveisnomberone) — Wed, 18 Oct 2006 22:58:40 GMT
  The study's authors said the results showed that companies using online advertising should use a combination of online marketing tools.  


 Malware alters Internet search results using a rootkit 
feeds@yuku.com (eveisnomberone) — Wed, 18 Oct 2006 22:55:49 GMT
 PandaLabs has detected the appearance of Zcodec, a malicious program which uses a rootkit to hide its malicious actions. It also alters Internet search results and installs other malicious code on the system. 


 How to get out of Google's supplemental results 
feeds@yuku.com (eveisnomberone) — Wed, 18 Oct 2006 22:53:07 GMT
 Google uses two indexes for its search results. The normal index and the supplemental results index. 


 How to get out of Google's supplemental results 
feeds@yuku.com (eveisnomberone) — Wed, 18 Oct 2006 22:51:36 GMT
 Google uses two indexes for its search results. The normal index and the supplemental results index. 


 Google's new Sitelinks and your web site 
feeds@yuku.com (eveisnomberone) — Wed, 18 Oct 2006 22:48:53 GMT
 Google recently started to include a set of links below some results to pages within the site. These new additional links are called Sitelinks.

It seems that Google displays Sitelinks if a web site is an authority site for the search term. The following screenshot shows the first results for a "cnn" search:

Search engine optimization

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My Award Winning Positive Huntington's Disease Page

Keyword extraction

Angry publishers stamp on Google spiders

Why Google Loves The Little Guys

Why Google Loves The Little Guys

Click Fraud

Chaos by design

Chaos by design

Google plugs phishing hole

Google plugs phishing hole

Ask.com aims to increase search market share

Google plugs phishing hole

Google plugs phishing hole

Paid search has only a slight advantage over unpaid search

Paid Search Not Much Better At Turning Shoppers To Buyers

Malware alters Internet search results using a rootkit

How to get out of Google's supplemental results

How to get out of Google's supplemental results

Google's new Sitelinks and your web site