Yes it is case sensitive.
But Google announcing it is not case sensitive. (source: http://www.google.com/support/websearch/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=134479)
"Search is always case insensitive. Searching for [ new york times ] is the same as searching for [ New York Times ]."
This is what Google lies.
For example please observe the results on Google for queries "Ring Binders" and "ring binders" and "Ring binders" and "ring Binders".
All the first 10 results are not same in all above search results.
But yahoo search results are not case sensitive.
So guys.. Be wise to choose keywords!!
Friday, May 29, 2009
Thursday, April 9, 2009
Google url search command
Today while i got to work with Google URL search.
I found one interesting thing
for view the all url's indexed from www.anglingadventures.com.au we have to use the site:anglingadventures.com.au command in Google.
suppose if we want to search "contact" in url of this particular site we have to use the following command
site:anglingadventures.com.au inurl:contact (all at once)
It works fine.
now i want to search for "world" in url of angling adventures site. I have to use the following commnad
site:anglingadventures.com.au inurl:world
it shows no records. but there is an url containing that word. www.anglingadventures.com.au/Fishing_Tours/World_Wide_Tours which has already been in google index.
if we search for "world_wide_tours" it is giving the result
i.e
site:anglingadventures.com.au inurl:World_Wide_Tours
But it is not giving the result when i search for world or wide in URL.
Even Google considers it all as single word it has to return the result.
Any ideas? Please post
I found one interesting thing
for view the all url's indexed from www.anglingadventures.com.au we have to use the site:anglingadventures.com.au command in Google.
suppose if we want to search "contact" in url of this particular site we have to use the following command
site:anglingadventures.com.au inurl:contact (all at once)
It works fine.
now i want to search for "world" in url of angling adventures site. I have to use the following commnad
site:anglingadventures.com.au inurl:world
it shows no records. but there is an url containing that word. www.anglingadventures.com.au/Fishing_Tours/World_Wide_Tours which has already been in google index.
if we search for "world_wide_tours" it is giving the result
i.e
site:anglingadventures.com.au inurl:World_Wide_Tours
But it is not giving the result when i search for world or wide in URL.
Even Google considers it all as single word it has to return the result.
Any ideas? Please post
Friday, April 3, 2009
Google Insights
Hi Friends..
Yesterday I found a link to Google insights and i gone through it. wow.. It is excellent tool for online marketers.
It shows the normalized data for selected keywords with in selected time period and in selected location. .
Here are a couple of screen shots. check them out.
And remember.. it is giving numbers only for logged in user. And that data was normalized.
Using this tool it is possible to target more accurate keywords and geographic location for search engine campaigns.
There is great advantage with Google Insights for PPC campaigns. If you are doing PPC campaign.. using Google Insights you can choose most relavent location and relavent keywords depending on your search volume for that specific location. What do you say?
Yesterday I found a link to Google insights and i gone through it. wow.. It is excellent tool for online marketers.
It shows the normalized data for selected keywords with in selected time period and in selected location. .
Here are a couple of screen shots. check them out.
And remember.. it is giving numbers only for logged in user. And that data was normalized.
Using this tool it is possible to target more accurate keywords and geographic location for search engine campaigns.
There is great advantage with Google Insights for PPC campaigns. If you are doing PPC campaign.. using Google Insights you can choose most relavent location and relavent keywords depending on your search volume for that specific location. What do you say?
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
SEOMoz rank check tool
Hi Friends
I tried the SEOMoz rank checker.
I searched for "australian fishing tours" for the domain http://www.anglingadventures.com.au/
Where this domain is in the first 10 listings for this key phrase. But the tool saying "Found on page 7, position #9". See the screenshot below
I tried the SEOMoz rank checker.
I searched for "australian fishing tours" for the domain http://www.anglingadventures.com.au/
Where this domain is in the first 10 listings for this key phrase. But the tool saying "Found on page 7, position #9". See the screenshot below
SEOMoz Term Targeting seo tool
SEOMoz tool about crawl test
Hi Friends.. Today while i am going through the tools of seomoz.com i gone through the tool "crawl test". I found it is ridiculous. The tool report showing that the site it tested (www.anglingadventures.com.au) is not even indexed in yahoo search. I took some screenshots. Please see the images below
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While all the pages the tool claimed that they were not indexed in yahoo is wrong report. Please beware of those tools. They will not have any effect on the seo professionals but they effects on the beginners. Any good seo will not use tools to get their site top. They just use tools for reporting only.
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Iframes and SEO
Lets discuss about impact of ifames on SEO.
Well.. using iframe is not going to hurt your SEO as well as not going to benefit. Because the Iframe page will be indexed individually in the search engines. More clearly the user may experience the difference, he will see all the page as one, but search engines will not index a page including the iframe content. They will consider those two pages as different pages and shows in the Search Engine Result Pages. For example
Lets consider a page "yoursite.com/main.html" has iframe in the source and that iframe src = "youriste.com/sub.html". The "sub.html" alone will be shown in the SERP's but not along with "main.html" page.
Lets look at the live example
the page http://www.kodanoz.com.au/index/index/page/blog_page has iframe.
If you observe the code you can see the iframe src.
"<iframe src="http://kodanoz.com.au/blog/" height="600" width="840" scrolling="auto" ><iframe>"
check the google cached version of that page and click on "Text-only version" in the right top of the google cache you can not find the iframe content in the text only version of cached page.
let us see the SERP's. Since it is .au domain lets us consider the google.com.au and let us pick on key phrase "Polypropylene document wallets" which is from the iframe content.
search the key phrase on google.com.au you can find the http://kodanoz.com.au/blog/ in the SERP's but not
http://www.kodanoz.com.au/index/index/page/blog_page. So the user will the see different page design from your website design which we didn't expected where you think iframes causing the harm to SEO which is not true. Iframes neither harms nor benefits.
Please add your comments
Well.. using iframe is not going to hurt your SEO as well as not going to benefit. Because the Iframe page will be indexed individually in the search engines. More clearly the user may experience the difference, he will see all the page as one, but search engines will not index a page including the iframe content. They will consider those two pages as different pages and shows in the Search Engine Result Pages. For example
Lets consider a page "yoursite.com/main.html" has iframe in the source and that iframe src = "youriste.com/sub.html". The "sub.html" alone will be shown in the SERP's but not along with "main.html" page.
Lets look at the live example
the page http://www.kodanoz.com.au/index/index/page/blog_page has iframe.
If you observe the code you can see the iframe src.
"<iframe src="http://kodanoz.com.au/blog/" height="600" width="840" scrolling="auto" ><iframe>"
check the google cached version of that page and click on "Text-only version" in the right top of the google cache you can not find the iframe content in the text only version of cached page.
let us see the SERP's. Since it is .au domain lets us consider the google.com.au and let us pick on key phrase "Polypropylene document wallets" which is from the iframe content.
search the key phrase on google.com.au you can find the http://kodanoz.com.au/blog/ in the SERP's but not
http://www.kodanoz.com.au/index/index/page/blog_page. So the user will the see different page design from your website design which we didn't expected where you think iframes causing the harm to SEO which is not true. Iframes neither harms nor benefits.
Please add your comments
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
How google stores information of a webpage?
Do any one know how Google stores the information about web pages or a perticular site?
I guess it is stores the data in a different way to match the search keyword.
It stores URL, text on page, image names and alt, link text and link title, meta and title tags in a way for faster calculation of relevancy of a search word. Let us suppose it as one unit. There are many units like this (each for one web page) for one domain will be again treated as one unit. Google may maintains a languages dictionary as a separate server.
For a clear understanding assume a library having lot of books with librarian. If we ask librarian a book suppose "health" he may shows us many books and recommends us few books which are popular. Suppose if it is in case of "women health" he may shows us less number of books when compared to "health" keyword because the "women health" is bit specific. Suppose if we ask book about "men mental health" he may recommend us the book name and author also. Because the requirement is more specific. This book may be categorized under "stress control" also. Because few of the pages in the book were written for it.
Lets consider the way of storing the books in the library. He will arrange the books in a way to find it easily. He stores the books in the racks and sticks the labels to the racks. And he sticks small labels for specific areas (sub categories).
The good librarian is who stores the books in a way to access and retrieve them quickly.
All the books are websites and librarians are search engines.
Search engines are just trying to mimic a human behavior. They are developing their algorithms and injecting into the stream.
I guess it is stores the data in a different way to match the search keyword.
It stores URL, text on page, image names and alt, link text and link title, meta and title tags in a way for faster calculation of relevancy of a search word. Let us suppose it as one unit. There are many units like this (each for one web page) for one domain will be again treated as one unit. Google may maintains a languages dictionary as a separate server.
For a clear understanding assume a library having lot of books with librarian. If we ask librarian a book suppose "health" he may shows us many books and recommends us few books which are popular. Suppose if it is in case of "women health" he may shows us less number of books when compared to "health" keyword because the "women health" is bit specific. Suppose if we ask book about "men mental health" he may recommend us the book name and author also. Because the requirement is more specific. This book may be categorized under "stress control" also. Because few of the pages in the book were written for it.
Lets consider the way of storing the books in the library. He will arrange the books in a way to find it easily. He stores the books in the racks and sticks the labels to the racks. And he sticks small labels for specific areas (sub categories).
The good librarian is who stores the books in a way to access and retrieve them quickly.
All the books are websites and librarians are search engines.
Search engines are just trying to mimic a human behavior. They are developing their algorithms and injecting into the stream.
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