google: Thorough Indexing Performance - The Debate Continues... - 08/07/08 08:17 PM
Someone over at Kinetic Knowledge (who apparently doesn't want to be identified) published this justification for not having a thorough and dominant index of content in search engines. If you base your service on technology that is unable to create and sustain a deep and thorough of everything published, this is … (5 comments)
google: Knol: I think This Is Going to be Big - 08/06/08 07:46 PM
Google opened up Knol to everyone this week and I have a hunch this will be an important idea. Knol (unit of knowledge) is like Wikipedia but with some subtle differences. It will likely become an important player in the knowledge publishing space because ...
Google has great search technology, and … (1 comments)
google: Fluid Search: More on Unified Search and a Better Search Experience - 05/27/08 01:01 AM
My last post was about unifying search across multiple domains to create a better search experience for your visitors. It’s no secret that real estate businesses typically have multiple domains, so I thought it fitting to write about the challenge of unified search here at Active Rain. However, any business with … (0 comments)
google: More on Google's Supplemental Index (Yellow Band/Secondary Index) - 11/01/06 11:59 PM
In case you missed it, there was a good debate ongoing in the numerous comments of a recent blog post by Mary McKnight. The debate closed in on a basic question - Is there more than one class of index in Google? And if so, if you have a larger percentage of pages … (1 comments)
google: Duplicating Your Blog Content - Friend or Foe - 07/09/06 02:36 PM
I say foe - and here's why. Google (and most search engines) would agree that you may use (or reuse) your content in any way you wish. However, there is also little debate that duplicating pages of content on multiple domains for the sole purpose of advancing Internet visibility comes with great risk; … (13 comments)
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Someone over at Kinetic Knowledge (who apparently doesn't want to be identified) published this justification for not having a thorough and dominant index of content in search engines. If you base your service on technology that is unable to create and sustain a deep and thorough of everything published, this is … (5 comments)
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