Google Announced Quick View Badge Field Experimentation in Google Mobile Search

Today Google announced a new Google field trial experiment for a feature they’ve been quietly testing named Quick View.

The Google Quick View badge is found on a select number of sites when a searcher uses Google Mobile search from their Smartphone. The feature is currently working for Wikipedia on searches done in English on Google.com. It basically will give you an almost instant view of the Wikipedia page when clicked on.

Google says the Quick View will show you the Wikipedia page “immediately.”

Do not Add Too Many Pages Too Quickly on Your Website

Google’s Matt Cutts replied a question putted forward by another Googler, John Mueller, on YouTube asking, “Should I add an archive of hundreds of thousands of pages all at once or in stages?”

The question is, if you build out a new section of your website with masses of content – is it safe to just launch them all at once or should you do smaller break apart at a time?

Matt Cutts said that if a site released hundreds of thousands of pages suddenly, it may raise a red flag and stipulate a manual review by the Google spam team. And if you do not want Google to manually review your site and you don’t want to draw attention to your site; you may not want to release too many pages too quickly. Matt said that if you can slowly roll them out in larger blocks but not all of them at once, then do it that way. If not, it should be fine, but someone at Google may manually review it. He also added that it is rare to see a site release so many new pages and for all those pages to all be unique and of good quality. He didn’t say it was impossible.

Google’s standards for manually removing spam from the Google index

Watch the video to go through Google’s standards for manually removing spam from the Google index

How to improve social media marketing with video

Watch the video to go through how to improve social media marketing with video.

Google Webmasters Tool Removes ‘Not Selected’ Option

Google has confirmed the news of the exclusion of the “not selected” filter from Google Webmaster Tool’s Index Status report because it Google believes that this option was causing confusion than actually helping webmasters with their sites.

Earlier, the “not selected” would signify either:

•  It redirects to another page
•  It has a rel=”canonical” to another page
•  Our algorithms have detected that its contents are substantially similar to another URL and picked the other URL to symbolize the content.

Will Google Crackdown On Shady Search Toolbars Hurt AVG & IAC

Google announced that it had new “software principles” designed to fight a common complaint with search toolbars: that consumers are uncertain how they got installed on their computers in the first place, that they don’t like the often ad-heavy search results they generate or that it’s hard to get them removed.

Despite this, a recent post by privacy advocate Ben Edelman accuses Google partner IAC of preying on unsuspecting users. Such behavior, if true, doesn’t seem to mesh with Google’s standards. (This isn’t the first time IAC has been accused of getting away with violating Google policies.) Meanwhile, a post on Seeking Alpha by hedge fund manager Eiad Asbah highlights issues with AVG. That post also suggested that a new crackdown would happen, and postulated that the Yahoo relationship was meant to protect AVG if problems arose with Google.

AVG recently signed search contracts with Google and Yahoo, and we are continuing to work closely with them as a strategic partner on numerous fronts. AVG wants to ensure that peoples’ online experiences are transparent and safe. While search makes up a portion of our business, we are first and foremost a security and privacy company and are very aligned with Google in their efforts to make the web a better and safer place.

Video by Matt Cutts Why don’t you turn off the PageRank feature in the Google Toolbar

Google’s head of search spam, Matt Cutts, posted a video on YouTube named Why don’t you turn off the PageRank feature in the Google Toolbar?

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Analyze Valuable Facebook Reports

To do mastering in Facebook Ads, One has to go through Facebook Ads reporting systems and analysis.
Everyday plenty of users logon to Facebook, spend noteworthy amount of time on Facebook. Hence there is lots of possibility that user will click on ads. i.e. lots of ad impressions, impression numbers and very small click through rate for Facebook advertisers.

So we need to understand different types of Facebook reports to identify key data in a ocean of numbers, what type of ads each report is best used for, and Excel pivot table settings to create meaningful, beautiful reports quick. After exporting reports from Facebook, emphasize all of the raw data, then select Data in the menu bar to drop down, and then choose “Pivot Table” to open in a new tab. Pivot tables save advertisers time in reporting because to add new data as it populates simply copy and paste the new data in and refresh the table. Here are few important Facebook reports and its usage:-

LifeTime Stats Facebook Report:- Extract advertising performance stats report in webpage page format that can be downloaded in .csv extension.

Advertising Performance:- The advertising performance report is just that with typically data surrounding clicks, impressions, CPC, etc. Straight up, it’s what you need when reporting standard ad performance.

Responder Demographics:- Check out this report get information about who is clicking on your ads, what is their age group and geo location.

Actions by Impression Time:- To know about page like, post like, post sharing, comments on post, Use this report.

Secure Your Website from Google Panda

It seems Google is not in the mood to stop fire from his gun on spamming, irrelevant backlinks and duplicate content. Also there is a truth that few spammers now changing its strategy as per Google Panda firework. They now start doing spamming for their competitors website like backlinks spamming to make them suffer with Panda. Don’t know how valid it is and what will Google do against these kind of spammers.

Few in this post I am sharing few quick action items for your website to protect it from Google Panda:-

Ø  Avoid Duplicate Content – Almost all search engines now working on its algorithm to kick out duplicate content websites from its ranking. So the very first thing now to keep in mind is to avoid duplicate content. Use rel=”canonical” if you want to use same content on different pages or block pages via robots.txt. 

Ø  Choose preferred domain in webmaster tools to avoid any confusion for crawler.

Ø   Avoid low quality and low value content as the main objective of Google Panda is to provide users the pure and relevant content for its users. Delete any content that you think is of that kind.

Ø  Avoid spamming which is either in the form of poor quality backlinks, spammy profile links etc.