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Google Buzz Fails. Google gets Power.

jchunter — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 23:32:28 +0000

Every company has its ups and downs, usually its an annual happening. Google is no ordinary company. In about the same week, they had their new social media application, Buzz, land flat on its face, then were approved to buy and sell energy. What this means for Google's competitors is left to be seen. It's a bold move that few companies have made.

Nexus One: The New Google Cell Phone?

jchunter — Sun, 13 Dec 2009 02:47:23 +0000

After all, Google is coming out with their own cell phone designed by HTC. It was reported several years ago that Android was going to be Google's free cell phone to the masses. There would have been no monthly charges, no data fees as the free service would be supported targeted ads served up to users. The G1 was suppose to be that cell phone, but Google quickly refuted those claims saying that they weren't making a cell phone, but they were making an open source Linux software that would be available for all cell phone makers.

A Place Where Less is More

jchunter — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 00:57:46 +0000

Web Jumpers are going from websites to websites in a matter of seconds everyday on the Internet Highway, that's why giving them less is often more. This concept can be seen in action when reading articles on major news sites, Search Engine results, Google generic homepage, Twitter Tweets, Facebook, Youtube Videos, RSS Feeds, Banners, etc. People tend to glance over information on the Internet, instead of sticking around to read a web page thoroughly. They want it quickly, they want it now, and when they find it, they want it easy, if not, they'll jump to the next website.

Although the web is information overkill, you should focus on delivering compact content, that is intent, and gives a visible call to action. Spamdexing, and keyword stuffing are two techniques that will negatively affect your sites pagerank. Although it is said, content is king, it doesn't mean that loading up your keyword meta tag with keywords, and your content with keywords, and making a whole bunch of pages is going to get your site ranked higher than the next. According to Google's webmaster guidelines, this type of trickery may actually hurt your site more than help it. Although the web itself is information overkill, your site shouldn't be.