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Sunday, 21 August 2011
Recapping SES San Francisco 2011
The SES San Francisco 2011 conference is now over and that means our extensive live blog coverage for this show is now complete.
A two man, tireless group live blogged 25 sessions over three days from the event.
Ben Pfeiffer and Shanon Woodruff of RankSmart teamed up to volunteer to bring the conference to those of us, including myself, who could not make it to the event. They all deserve our most sincere thanks and appreciation. Live blogging is incredibly hard and honestly, not all that fun. So thank you Ben and Shanon!
If you did not catch the live coverage while it was happening, you can read the recaps now. Here they are:
Thank you all and next up, SMX East next month!
Webinar: Implementing the +1 Button
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Pilot Webmaster Tools’ Search Queries data in Google Analytics
Sorry, I could not read the content fromt this page.Sorry, I could not read the content fromt this page.
Recapping SES San Francisco 2011
The SES San Francisco 2011 conference is now over and that means our extensive live blog coverage for this show is now complete.
A two man, tireless group live blogged 25 sessions over three days from the event.
Ben Pfeiffer and Shanon Woodruff of RankSmart teamed up to volunteer to bring the conference to those of us, including myself, who could not make it to the event. They all deserve our most sincere thanks and appreciation. Live blogging is incredibly hard and honestly, not all that fun. So thank you Ben and Shanon!
If you did not catch the live coverage while it was happening, you can read the recaps now. Here they are:
Thank you all and next up, SMX East next month!
Video Recap of Weekly Search Buzz :: August 19, 2011
Sorry for missing last week, but I am now back in action. Google released the full international release of Panda for most languages last Friday. We have pictures of Google testing infinite scroll in the web results. Google is also testing scrolling panes and columns in the search results. Google Images are now more relevant and better at sourcing original image. Bing added Yahoo data to Webmaster Tools so your numbers may appear higher. Google + results are in the web search results. Google Sitelinks are huge. Google changed sitelink management in webmaster tools. Google fixed a link report bug. We have several stories on documenting Google's update history. Google News dropped their news archive page. Google Analytics updated how they handle sessions but it caused a bug for a while. We covered SES San Francisco, Ben and Shanon did an outstanding job on the 25 sessions. Google had an I Love Lucy logo and a Pierre de Fermat doodle. That was the past two weeks in search news at the Search Engine Roundtable.
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Video Recap of Weekly Search Buzz :: August 19, 2011
Sorry for missing last week, but I am now back in action. Google released the full international release of Panda for most languages last Friday. We have pictures of Google testing infinite scroll in the web results. Google is also testing scrolling panes and columns in the search results. Google Images are now more relevant and better at sourcing original image. Bing added Yahoo data to Webmaster Tools so your numbers may appear higher. Google + results are in the web search results. Google Sitelinks are huge. Google changed sitelink management in webmaster tools. Google fixed a link report bug. We have several stories on documenting Google's update history. Google News dropped their news archive page. Google Analytics updated how they handle sessions but it caused a bug for a while. We covered SES San Francisco, Ben and Shanon did an outstanding job on the 25 sessions. Google had an I Love Lucy logo and a Pierre de Fermat doodle. That was the past two weeks in search news at the Search Engine Roundtable.
Make sure to subscribe to our video feed or subscribe directly on iTunes to be notified of these updates and download the video in the background. Here is the YouTube version of the feed:
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Search Topics of Discussion:
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