Dispelling Fears About Google

[Toon]

Google algorithm updates always bring the fears of webmasters to a boiling point. In the aftermath of an algorithm update, some people come out swinging, making claims that Google is trying to put them out of business. Others look at their Google rankings and pat themselves on the back for having survived another "algo" update.
It has been known in search engine optimization (SEO) circles for quite some time that one could successfully implement what is referred to as a GoogleBomb. The best example was a search on the phrase "miserable failure". A search on those words within Google would show George W. Bush's biography at the White House website, in the top three or four results of the search results. This would occur, despite the fact that neither word in the search criteria resides on the White House website. At one time, Bush's biography had been in the Number 1 spot, but counter-bombing campaigns moved Bush's listing down the page a bit.

By Bill Platt (c) 2007

[crazyleaf]

I heard about that "GoogleBomb" . Tryed it. It's real.

[crazyleaf]

There was a similar one with "Waffles" that returned John Kerry's website (US senator)

[greg]

What - waffles? Please explain.

[crazyleaf]

http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pitt.../s_189602.html

[Toon]

Watch out google....

http://www.mylivesearch.com

My Live Search is the first, true ‘real-time’ search engine to appear on the www. It is the only engine that searches the www live to the second. Results are not retrieved from an indexed database as is with all other search engines, which are days, weeks or months old.

Information is only as valuable as it happens and this is the underlying philosophy of its founders to develop a tool, the first of its kind, to give its users the power, scope and most of all, live information on the www.


This technology has been in development for the past 8 years with the team currently based in Melbourne, Australia. A dedicated team of innovative developers delivering the latest cutting edge technology in 'real-time' search within a new paradigm on how we search the www today.

[graphic-designer-joe]

Seems a bit of joke

[Toon]

New Animated Google Homepage