Webmasters - World-of-Newave.info http://answers.world-of-newave.info/webmasters.htm Latest news and articles about Webmasters en-us Copyright (c)2004-2008.ยง/Newave SARL. All rights reserved. webmaster@world-of-newave.com (Webmaster) Sat, 30 Aug 2008 03:26:11 GMT Sat, 30 Aug 2008 03:26:11 GMT Newave Lisa XML Engine v1.0 - http://www.world-of-newave.info/about.htm 60 http://www.world-of-newave.info/images/wi8831.gif World-of-Newave.info - Knowledge and Informational Database http://www.world-of-newave.info/ 88 31 {INTERNET > GOOGLE} - Introducing the Google Webmaster Tools Access Provider Program http://articles.world-of-newave.info/computers/internet/searching/search-engines/google/introducing-the-google-webmaster-tools-access-2008085832.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/computers/internet/searching/search-engines/google/introducing-the-google-webmaster-tools-access-2008085832.htm Wed, 06 Aug 2008 23:25:41 GMT Posted by Liza Ma, Associate Product ManagerCreating content for the web is easy, but getting people to discover it can be a challenge. When we launched Google Webmaster Tools in 2006, the goal was to reach as many webmasters as possible in order to help them create more search engine-friendly sites. We wanted to help webmasters understand how their sites interact with Google, and we've introduced a number of features that help webmasters identify and fix problems with their sites that prevented visitors from reaching them. Google Webmaster Tools offers important data such as when sites were last crawled, who's linking to them, and what the most popular search terms are that drive traffic to their sites. To further help webmasters create better sites, we're launching the Google Webmaster Tools Access Provider Program, which lets domain hosters from all over use our APIs to get their customers started with Google Webmaster Tools. It's an exciting development for us, and we look forward to helping more webmasters understand search. Read more about the program on our Webmaster Central blog. Googleblog.Blogspot.Com Introducing the Google Webmaster Tools Access Provider Program {new window}   Googleblog.Blogspot.Com - Posted by Liza Ma, Associate Product ManagerCreating content for the web is easy, but getting people to discover it can be a challenge. When we launched Google Webmaster Tools in 2006, the goal was to reach as many webmasters as possible in order to help them create more search engine-friendly sites. We wanted to help webmasters understand how their sites interact with Google, and we've introduced a number of features that help webmasters identify and fix problems with their sites that prevented visitors from reaching them. Google Webmaster Tools offers important data such as when sites were last crawled, who's linking to them, and what the most popular search terms are that drive traffic to their sites. To further help webmasters create better sites, we're launching the Google Webmaster Tools Access Provider Program, which lets domain hosters from all over use our APIs to get their customers started with Google Webmaster Tools. It's an exciting development for us, and we look forward to helping more webmasters understand search. Read more about the program on our Webmaster Central blog.
Official Google Blog: Introducing the Google Webmaster Tools Access Provider Program {...}
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]]> Computers > Internet > Searching > Search Engines > Google {INTERNET > GOOGLE} - Update: Google briefly releases Google Web Accelerator 2.0 http://articles.world-of-newave.info/computers/internet/searching/search-engines/google/update-google-briefly-releases-google-web-accelerator-2008081391.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/computers/internet/searching/search-engines/google/update-google-briefly-releases-google-web-accelerator-2008081391.htm Wed, 06 Aug 2008 22:12:14 GMT The product that drove webmasters crazy was back...for a moment, at least. 37signals.Com Update: Google briefly releases Google Web Accelerator 2.0 {new window}   37signals.Com - The product that drove webmasters crazy was back...for a moment, at least.
The Google Web Accelerator is back with a vengeance - Signal vs. Noise (by 37signals) {...}
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]]> Computers > Internet > Searching > Search Engines > Google {MARKETING AND ADVERTISING > NEWS AND MEDIA} - Selling Advertising for Your Podcast http://articles.world-of-newave.info/business/marketing-and-advertising/advertising/news-and-media/selling-advertising-for-your-podcast-20080731516.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/business/marketing-and-advertising/advertising/news-and-media/selling-advertising-for-your-podcast-20080731516.htm Tue, 15 Jul 2008 11:43:05 GMT Podcasters are quickly finding out their free podcasts are a great avenue for selling advertising. As many Webmasters quickly transform their content to include podcasting, find out what you need... Advertising.About.Com Selling Advertising for Your Podcast {new window}   Advertising.About.Com - Podcasters are quickly finding out their free podcasts are a great avenue for selling advertising. As many Webmasters quickly transform their content to include podcasting, find out what you need...
Selling Advertising for Your Podcast {...}
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]]> Business > Marketing and Advertising > Advertising > News and Media {INTERNET > GOOGLE} - Introducing the Google Webmaster Tools Access Provider Program http://articles.world-of-newave.info/computers/internet/searching/search-engines/google/introducing-the-google-webmaster-tools-access-20080718218.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/computers/internet/searching/search-engines/google/introducing-the-google-webmaster-tools-access-20080718218.htm Tue, 15 Jul 2008 10:07:20 GMT Posted by Liza Ma, Associate Product ManagerCreating content for the web is easy, but getting people to discover it can be a challenge. When we launched Google Webmaster Tools in 2006, the goal was to reach as many webmasters as possible in order to help them create more search engine-friendly sites. We wanted to help webmasters understand how their sites interact with Google, and we've introduced a number of features that help webmasters identify and fix problems with their sites that prevented visitors from reaching them. Google Webmaster Tools offers important data such as when sites were last crawled, who's linking to them, and what the most popular search terms are that drive traffic to their sites. To further help webmasters create better sites, we're launching the Google Webmaster Tools Access Provider Program, which lets domain hosters from all over use our APIs to get their customers started with Google Webmaster Tools. It's an exciting development for us, and we look forward to helping more webmasters understand search. Read more about the program on our Webmaster Central blog. Googleblog.Blogspot.Com Introducing the Google Webmaster Tools Access Provider Program {new window}   Googleblog.Blogspot.Com - Posted by Liza Ma, Associate Product ManagerCreating content for the web is easy, but getting people to discover it can be a challenge. When we launched Google Webmaster Tools in 2006, the goal was to reach as many webmasters as possible in order to help them create more search engine-friendly sites. We wanted to help webmasters understand how their sites interact with Google, and we've introduced a number of features that help webmasters identify and fix problems with their sites that prevented visitors from reaching them. Google Webmaster Tools offers important data such as when sites were last crawled, who's linking to them, and what the most popular search terms are that drive traffic to their sites. To further help webmasters create better sites, we're launching the Google Webmaster Tools Access Provider Program, which lets domain hosters from all over use our APIs to get their customers started with Google Webmaster Tools. It's an exciting development for us, and we look forward to helping more webmasters understand search. Read more about the program on our Webmaster Central blog.
Official Google Blog: Introducing the Google Webmaster Tools Access Provider Program {...}
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]]> Computers > Internet > Searching > Search Engines > Google {INTERNET > GOOGLE} - Opening our doors in Lenoir http://articles.world-of-newave.info/computers/internet/searching/search-engines/google/opening-our-doors-in-lenoir-2008079572.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/computers/internet/searching/search-engines/google/opening-our-doors-in-lenoir-2008079572.htm Wed, 02 Jul 2008 16:41:22 GMT Posted by Kendra Intihar, Administrative Assistant, Google LenoirWhether you're shopping for shoes, planning a trip or watching a funny video, you probably don't think much about where that website you're on actually "lives." Though they seem just to exist in some "cloud" out there in "cyberspace," all websites are actually hosted on computers, similar to the one you have at home or work. But millions of websites processing terabytes of data every day -- all of those shopping and video queries -- require much more than a single machine, and they need to be housed somewhere. While some webmasters may run their website off of a small server in their basement, more commonly websites are run off of a stack of computers (a server rack), which lives in a warehouse-type building called a data center. Almost any company that stores or processes information either owns data centers or leases space in them, including banks, insurers, airlines and of course, technology companies. To process the millions of searches, emails, documents and more that come across our servers every day, and to keep all of our services both fast and reliable for our users, we require significant computing power, and have invested heavily in servers and data centers across the world.On May 21st, an official ribbon-cutting ceremony marked the opening of our newest data center in Lenoir, North Carolina. The Lenoir facility has set a precedent for Google community involvement: hundreds of our closest friends -- the citizens of Caldwell County -- came on site for what we called a "Googley BBQ." Along with pulled pork from the locally-acclaimed Hannah's, attractions included Google-colored snow cones, cotton candy, a local cover band, Google demo stations, a "Meet-a-Googler" tent, and a kiddie area with face painting, stickers, crafts, and (of course) a bouncy house in Google colors.Lenoir sits in the heart of Caldwell County, which is known for its spectacular views of the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains, its close-knit communities, and its hard-working citizens, and is along the famous "20 miles of furniture" on N.C. highway 321. Though many furniture industry jobs in the area have been lost in recent years, now technology companies are moving to the region, and a focus on technology education is helping to usher Caldwell into the 21st century.Several speakers at the ribbon-cutting, including the Mayor of Lenoir, David Barlow; County Commissioner Herb Greene; and the Governor of North Carolina, Mike Easley, voiced this sentiment, each hopeful that other technology companies will consider Google's presence and set up shop as well. What's not to love about an area with a beautiful landscape, a home-town feel, and such a wonderful and welcoming community? Yeah, we couldn't find anything either.Lenoir Googlers are still floating on at least cloud seven or eight about playing host at our new site. We couldn't have done it without the local firefighters, police, Chamber of Commerce and government representatives who went out of their way to make sure everyone had fun that day -- helped, of course, by the hundreds of folks who joined us in celebrating. But what's more, we are excited that we will soon be bringing this newest data center online, as another step to ensure that our services remain lightning fast and nearly 100% reliable, no matter where on the planet you may be.Here's a photo album from the day: Googleblog.Blogspot.Com Opening our doors in Lenoir {new window}   Googleblog.Blogspot.Com - Posted by Kendra Intihar, Administrative Assistant, Google LenoirWhether you're shopping for shoes, planning a trip or watching a funny video, you probably don't think much about where that website you're on actually "lives." Though they seem just to exist in some "cloud" out there in "cyberspace," all websites are actually hosted on computers, similar to the one you have at home or work. But millions of websites processing terabytes of data every day -- all of those shopping and video queries -- require much more than a single machine, and they need to be housed somewhere. While some webmasters may run their website off of a small server in their basement, more commonly websites are run off of a stack of computers (a server rack), which lives in a warehouse-type building called a data center. Almost any company that stores or processes information either owns data centers or leases space in them, including banks, insurers, airlines and of course, technology companies. To process the millions of searches, emails, documents and more that come across our servers every day, and to keep all of our services both fast and reliable for our users, we require significant computing power, and have invested heavily in servers and data centers across the world.On May 21st, an official ribbon-cutting ceremony marked the opening of our newest data center in Lenoir, North Carolina. The Lenoir facility has set a precedent for Google community involvement: hundreds of our closest friends -- the citizens of Caldwell County -- came on site for what we called a "Googley BBQ." Along with pulled pork from the locally-acclaimed Hannah's, attractions included Google-colored snow cones, cotton candy, a local cover band, Google demo stations, a "Meet-a-Googler" tent, and a kiddie area with face painting, stickers, crafts, and (of course) a bouncy house in Google colors.Lenoir sits in the heart of Caldwell County, which is known for its spectacular views of the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains, its close-knit communities, and its hard-working citizens, and is along the famous "20 miles of furniture" on N.C. highway 321. Though many furniture industry jobs in the area have been lost in recent years, now technology companies are moving to the region, and a focus on technology education is helping to usher Caldwell into the 21st century.Several speakers at the ribbon-cutting, including the Mayor of Lenoir, David Barlow; County Commissioner Herb Greene; and the Governor of North Carolina, Mike Easley, voiced this sentiment, each hopeful that other technology companies will consider Google's presence and set up shop as well. What's not to love about an area with a beautiful landscape, a home-town feel, and such a wonderful and welcoming community? Yeah, we couldn't find anything either.Lenoir Googlers are still floating on at least cloud seven or eight about playing host at our new site. We couldn't have done it without the local firefighters, police, Chamber of Commerce and government representatives who went out of their way to make sure everyone had fun that day -- helped, of course, by the hundreds of folks who joined us in celebrating. But what's more, we are excited that we will soon be bringing this newest data center online, as another step to ensure that our services remain lightning fast and nearly 100% reliable, no matter where on the planet you may be.Here's a photo album from the day:
Official Google Blog: Opening our doors in Lenoir {...}
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]]> Computers > Internet > Searching > Search Engines > Google {INTERNET > GOOGLE} - More on Robots Exclusion Protocol (REP) http://articles.world-of-newave.info/computers/internet/searching/search-engines/google/more-on-robots-exclusion-protocol-rep-2008072836.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/computers/internet/searching/search-engines/google/more-on-robots-exclusion-protocol-rep-2008072836.htm Wed, 02 Jul 2008 16:41:21 GMT Posted by Prashanth Koppula, Product ManagerWeb publishers often ask us how they can maximize their visibility on the web. Much of this has to do with search engine optimization -- making sure a publisher's content shows up on all the search engines.However, there are some cases in which publishers need to communicate more information to search engines -- like the fact that they don't want certain content to appear in search results. And for that they use something called the Robots Exclusion Protocol (REP), which lets publishers control how search engines access their site: whether it's controlling the visibility of their content across their site (via robots.txt) or down to a much more granular level for individual pages (via META tags).Since it was introduced in the early '90s, REP has become the de facto standard by which web publishers specify which parts of their site they want public and which parts they want to keep private. Today, millions of publishers use REP as an easy and efficient way to communicate with search engines. Its strength lies in its flexibility to evolve in parallel with the web, its universal implementation across major search engines and all major robots, and in the way it works for any publisher, no matter how large or small.While REP is observed by virtually all search engines, we've never come together to detail how we each interpret different tags. Over the last couple of years, we have worked with Microsoft and Yahoo! to bring forward standards such as Sitemaps and offer additional tools for webmasters. Since the original announcement, we have, and will continue to, deliver further improvements based on what we are hearing from the community.Today, in that same spirit of making the lives of webmasters simpler, we're releasing detailed documentation about how we implement REP. This will provide a common implementation for webmasters and make it easier for any publisher to know how their REP directives will be handled by three major search providers -- making REP more intuitive and friendly to even more publishers on the web.To see the major REP features currently implemented by Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo!, please see our detailed post on the Webmaster Central blog. Googleblog.Blogspot.Com More on Robots Exclusion Protocol (REP) {new window}   Googleblog.Blogspot.Com - Posted by Prashanth Koppula, Product ManagerWeb publishers often ask us how they can maximize their visibility on the web. Much of this has to do with search engine optimization -- making sure a publisher's content shows up on all the search engines.However, there are some cases in which publishers need to communicate more information to search engines -- like the fact that they don't want certain content to appear in search results. And for that they use something called the Robots Exclusion Protocol (REP), which lets publishers control how search engines access their site: whether it's controlling the visibility of their content across their site (via robots.txt) or down to a much more granular level for individual pages (via META tags).Since it was introduced in the early '90s, REP has become the de facto standard by which web publishers specify which parts of their site they want public and which parts they want to keep private. Today, millions of publishers use REP as an easy and efficient way to communicate with search engines. Its strength lies in its flexibility to evolve in parallel with the web, its universal implementation across major search engines and all major robots, and in the way it works for any publisher, no matter how large or small.While REP is observed by virtually all search engines, we've never come together to detail how we each interpret different tags. Over the last couple of years, we have worked with Microsoft and Yahoo! to bring forward standards such as Sitemaps and offer additional tools for webmasters. Since the original announcement, we have, and will continue to, deliver further improvements based on what we are hearing from the community.Today, in that same spirit of making the lives of webmasters simpler, we're releasing detailed documentation about how we implement REP. This will provide a common implementation for webmasters and make it easier for any publisher to know how their REP directives will be handled by three major search providers -- making REP more intuitive and friendly to even more publishers on the web.To see the major REP features currently implemented by Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo!, please see our detailed post on the Webmaster Central blog.
Official Google Blog: More on Robots Exclusion Protocol (REP) {...}
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]]> Computers > Internet > Searching > Search Engines > Google {INTERNET > GOOGLE} - Google Site Search taps the power of the cloud http://articles.world-of-newave.info/computers/internet/searching/search-engines/google/google-site-search-taps-the-power-of-the-cloud-2008074583.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/computers/internet/searching/search-engines/google/google-site-search-taps-the-power-of-the-cloud-2008074583.htm Wed, 02 Jul 2008 16:41:15 GMT Posted by Posted by Nitin Mangtani, Lead Product Manager, Google Enterprise Search, and Rajat Mukherjee, Group Product Manager, SearchSearch is never far from our minds -- not just on Google, but also for the millions of websites that don't yet have high-quality search. And since we've already built powerful search technologies into our computing infrastructure, site owners don't have to build it themselves. It's an aspect of something you might have heard about recently: "cloud computing".Our ability to work in the cloud is one reason we've just announced Google Site Search with enhanced index coverage. Previously known as Custom Search Business Edition, this service gives any website the same relevance, ease of use and familiar search experience you get on Google.com. It takes just minutes to set up, and is hosted entirely by Google, so site owners can have great search capabilities with little or no maintenance and technical resources needed. We've also added enhanced index coverage and customization features that help us crawl and index all content (even pages deep within a site) -- and as a result, we can deliver comprehensive search results on any website.It's not only webmasters who can take advantage of these features; so can site owners who want to maximize e-commerce opportunities and increase their conversions when they deliver a high-quality search experience to site visitors. Read more on the Google Enterprise blog to learn how you can offer better search on your site.To see Google Site Search in action, watch this video featuring eHealthInsurance: Googleblog.Blogspot.Com Google Site Search taps the power of the cloud {new window}   Googleblog.Blogspot.Com - Posted by Posted by Nitin Mangtani, Lead Product Manager, Google Enterprise Search, and Rajat Mukherjee, Group Product Manager, SearchSearch is never far from our minds -- not just on Google, but also for the millions of websites that don't yet have high-quality search. And since we've already built powerful search technologies into our computing infrastructure, site owners don't have to build it themselves. It's an aspect of something you might have heard about recently: "cloud computing".Our ability to work in the cloud is one reason we've just announced Google Site Search with enhanced index coverage. Previously known as Custom Search Business Edition, this service gives any website the same relevance, ease of use and familiar search experience you get on Google.com. It takes just minutes to set up, and is hosted entirely by Google, so site owners can have great search capabilities with little or no maintenance and technical resources needed. We've also added enhanced index coverage and customization features that help us crawl and index all content (even pages deep within a site) -- and as a result, we can deliver comprehensive search results on any website.It's not only webmasters who can take advantage of these features; so can site owners who want to maximize e-commerce opportunities and increase their conversions when they deliver a high-quality search experience to site visitors. Read more on the Google Enterprise blog to learn how you can offer better search on your site.To see Google Site Search in action, watch this video featuring eHealthInsurance:
Official Google Blog: Google Site Search taps the power of the cloud {...}
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]]> Computers > Internet > Searching > Search Engines > Google {INTERNET > GOOGLE} - Free cross-product webinar for webmasters http://articles.world-of-newave.info/computers/internet/searching/search-engines/google/free-cross-product-webinar-for-webmasters-2008076662.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/computers/internet/searching/search-engines/google/free-cross-product-webinar-for-webmasters-2008076662.htm Wed, 02 Jul 2008 16:41:13 GMT Posted by Jon Stona, Product Marketing TeamThree of our most useful products for website owners are Google Webmaster Tools, Google Analytics, and Google Website Optimizer. On July 8, we're joining forces to bring you a free webinar about all of them so you can learn more about how they can boost your website when used together.Here's the trifecta:Google Webmaster Tools is a resource to gauge the visibility of your pages on Google. It shows you which of our search queries drive traffic to your site and lets you see where your site is included in the top search results. You'll even be able to identify your top content and view the words that other sites use to link to it.Google Analytics provides further insight on how people land and navigate on your site, regardless of whether they arrive through Google search, pay-per-click ads, or other means. You can see which geographical regions people come from, view your top landing pages, and compare the effectiveness of all your ads, e-mail newsletters, affiliate campaigns, referrals, and keywords on Google and other search engines.Google Website Optimizer then enables you to act on the information you've gathered about your site and make concrete improvements. After identifying your high-traffic but low-converting pages, you can test different combinations of content to determine which one most yields the outcome you're looking for.To be clear, we keep a strict wall between search and ads; your site ranking won't affect your ad placement and vice versa. Still, by using all three tools together, you'll gain a complete, detailed picture of how your site's visitors arrive, interact, and respond to changes in content or design. And if you're already using one tool, you can use your same login for the others.Our first-ever joint webinar for Webmaster Tools, Analytics, and Website Optimizer will take place:DATE: Tuesday, July 8TIME: 9:00 a.m. PT (Pacific Time)JOIN US: Register to attendIf you can't make that date, you'll be able to access an archived version of the presentation via the same registration URL. And lest you forget, you can always visit Google Webmaster Central to see everything we offer to help you build and maintain your best site. Googleblog.Blogspot.Com Free cross-product webinar for webmasters {new window}   Googleblog.Blogspot.Com - Posted by Jon Stona, Product Marketing TeamThree of our most useful products for website owners are Google Webmaster Tools, Google Analytics, and Google Website Optimizer. On July 8, we're joining forces to bring you a free webinar about all of them so you can learn more about how they can boost your website when used together.Here's the trifecta:Google Webmaster Tools is a resource to gauge the visibility of your pages on Google. It shows you which of our search queries drive traffic to your site and lets you see where your site is included in the top search results. You'll even be able to identify your top content and view the words that other sites use to link to it.Google Analytics provides further insight on how people land and navigate on your site, regardless of whether they arrive through Google search, pay-per-click ads, or other means. You can see which geographical regions people come from, view your top landing pages, and compare the effectiveness of all your ads, e-mail newsletters, affiliate campaigns, referrals, and keywords on Google and other search engines.Google Website Optimizer then enables you to act on the information you've gathered about your site and make concrete improvements. After identifying your high-traffic but low-converting pages, you can test different combinations of content to determine which one most yields the outcome you're looking for.To be clear, we keep a strict wall between search and ads; your site ranking won't affect your ad placement and vice versa. Still, by using all three tools together, you'll gain a complete, detailed picture of how your site's visitors arrive, interact, and respond to changes in content or design. And if you're already using one tool, you can use your same login for the others.Our first-ever joint webinar for Webmaster Tools, Analytics, and Website Optimizer will take place:DATE: Tuesday, July 8TIME: 9:00 a.m. PT (Pacific Time)JOIN US: Register to attendIf you can't make that date, you'll be able to access an archived version of the presentation via the same registration URL. And lest you forget, you can always visit Google Webmaster Central to see everything we offer to help you build and maintain your best site.
Official Google Blog: Free cross-product webinar for webmasters {...}
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]]> Computers > Internet > Searching > Search Engines > Google {INTERNET > GOOGLE} - Update: Google briefly releases Google Web Accelerator 2.0 http://articles.world-of-newave.info/computers/internet/searching/search-engines/google/update-google-briefly-releases-google-web-accelerator-2008071252.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/computers/internet/searching/search-engines/google/update-google-briefly-releases-google-web-accelerator-2008071252.htm Wed, 02 Jul 2008 15:46:07 GMT The product that drove webmasters crazy was back...for a moment, at least. 37signals.Com Update: Google briefly releases Google Web Accelerator 2.0 {new window}   37signals.Com - The product that drove webmasters crazy was back...for a moment, at least.
The Google Web Accelerator is back with a vengeance - Signal vs. Noise (by 37signals) {...}
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]]> Computers > Internet > Searching > Search Engines > Google {INTERNET > GOOGLE} - Free cross-product webinar for webmasters http://articles.world-of-newave.info/computers/internet/searching/search-engines/google/free-cross-product-webinar-for-webmasters-20080656843.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/computers/internet/searching/search-engines/google/free-cross-product-webinar-for-webmasters-20080656843.htm Fri, 27 Jun 2008 10:02:08 GMT Posted by Jon Stona, Product Marketing TeamThree of our most useful products for website owners are Google Webmaster Tools, Google Analytics, and Google Website Optimizer. On July 8, we're joining forces to bring you a free webinar about all of them so you can learn more about how they can boost your website when used together.Here's the trifecta:Google Webmaster Tools is a resource to gauge the visibility of your pages on Google. It shows you which of our search queries drive traffic to your site and lets you see where your site is included in the top search results. You'll even be able to identify your top content and view the words that other sites use to link to it.Google Analytics provides further insight on how people land and navigate on your site, regardless of whether they arrive through Google search, pay-per-click ads, or other means. You can see which geographical regions people come from, view your top landing pages, and compare the effectiveness of all your ads, e-mail newsletters, affiliate campaigns, referrals, and keywords on Google and other search engines.Google Website Optimizer then enables you to act on the information you've gathered about your site and make concrete improvements. After identifying your high-traffic but low-converting pages, you can test different combinations of content to determine which one most yields the outcome you're looking for.To be clear, we keep a strict wall between search and ads; your site ranking won't affect your ad placement and vice versa. Still, by using all three tools together, you'll gain a complete, detailed picture of how your site's visitors arrive, interact, and respond to changes in content or design. And if you're already using one tool, you can use your same login for the others.Our first-ever joint webinar for Webmaster Tools, Analytics, and Website Optimizer will take place:DATE: Tuesday, July 8TIME: 9:00 a.m. PT (Pacific Time)JOIN US: Register to attendIf you can't make that date, you'll be able to access an archived version of the presentation via the same registration URL. And lest you forget, you can always visit Google Webmaster Central to see everything we offer to help you build and maintain your best site. Googleblog.Blogspot.Com Free cross-product webinar for webmasters {new window}   Googleblog.Blogspot.Com - Posted by Jon Stona, Product Marketing TeamThree of our most useful products for website owners are Google Webmaster Tools, Google Analytics, and Google Website Optimizer. On July 8, we're joining forces to bring you a free webinar about all of them so you can learn more about how they can boost your website when used together.Here's the trifecta:Google Webmaster Tools is a resource to gauge the visibility of your pages on Google. It shows you which of our search queries drive traffic to your site and lets you see where your site is included in the top search results. You'll even be able to identify your top content and view the words that other sites use to link to it.Google Analytics provides further insight on how people land and navigate on your site, regardless of whether they arrive through Google search, pay-per-click ads, or other means. You can see which geographical regions people come from, view your top landing pages, and compare the effectiveness of all your ads, e-mail newsletters, affiliate campaigns, referrals, and keywords on Google and other search engines.Google Website Optimizer then enables you to act on the information you've gathered about your site and make concrete improvements. After identifying your high-traffic but low-converting pages, you can test different combinations of content to determine which one most yields the outcome you're looking for.To be clear, we keep a strict wall between search and ads; your site ranking won't affect your ad placement and vice versa. Still, by using all three tools together, you'll gain a complete, detailed picture of how your site's visitors arrive, interact, and respond to changes in content or design. And if you're already using one tool, you can use your same login for the others.Our first-ever joint webinar for Webmaster Tools, Analytics, and Website Optimizer will take place:DATE: Tuesday, July 8TIME: 9:00 a.m. PT (Pacific Time)JOIN US: Register to attendIf you can't make that date, you'll be able to access an archived version of the presentation via the same registration URL. And lest you forget, you can always visit Google Webmaster Central to see everything we offer to help you build and maintain your best site.
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