By now I’m sure you’ve heard some great things about Matt Callen’s new viral marketing and website building software, HyperVRE. But if not, I wanted to fill you in on what all the great talk is about, and tell you briefly about some of the new features that Matt’s added to the latest update to

It’s real, I didn’t even know HOW big. Get yourself over to http://www.website4wealth.com/cmask and see for yourself. What I told you about, just 24 hours ago, was based on seeing a pre-launch, unfinished version of “Google’s Dirty Little Secret.” But just this morning… at 12:01 AM… I was lucky enough to get my hands on the

Google recently announced a new policy to anonymize our server logs after 18–24 months. Google are the only leading search company to have taken this step publicly. Google believe it’s an important part of our commitment to respect user privacy while balancing a number of important factors. In developing this policy, Google spoke with various

I came across a great write up by  Google pagerank by Danny Sullivan of http://searchengineland.com/ I decided to repost this great write up to share with everyone here. ————– Several times in the past few months, I’ve written about new Google features where PageRank was involved. Unfortunately, Google itself has very poor information about PageRank

The most popular Chinese search engines are Baidu and Google (Chinese). There””s nearly few difference in doing Chinese and English SEO. The most import thing is to choose the right keywords which is very difficult for non-Chinese to do so. If you have difficulty to find your ideal search term, please let me know. Actually,

Baidu has a huge share of the Chinese search market. Google does not. And as if that wasn’t bad enough (from the American company’s perspective), people are once again noticing that Baidu has made fun of its Mountain View-based competitor. Computerworld’s Sumner Lemon reports the content of an advertisement in which a “Western man .

Baidu.com released its 2007 Q1 financial report on Thursday. * Baidu’s total revenue increased to 275.6 million yuan, representing a year-on-year increase of 103.3%. * Baidu generated 85,5 million yuan in net income, which is a 142.6% year-on-year increase. * Baidu had over 112,000 active advertising customers in the first quarter of 2007, which is