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The day I lost all faith in Google
Posted by Danny Bermant - 08 Aug 2011
I use Google Apps for my managing my email accounts. Until recently, I had a Google account separate from my Google Apps Account that I used for products like Reader and Analytics. This changed when Google forced users to consolidate their regular accounts with their Google Apps accounts. I had several so called "conflicting" Accounts due to my use of the same email address for both Accounts.
How to get yourself hired via Google Adwords
Posted by Danny Bermant - 16 May 2010
I found the following brilliant tip on www.bmyers.com about how to exploit Google Adwords in order to get noticed by employers. I thought I'd share it with you...
A lot of people are looking for jobs these days. And many are finding it difficult to get interviews with the companies they want to work for.
Alec Brownstein had the same problem, but found a solution.
Reducing the page loading times on your website will help your Google ranking
Posted by Danny Bermant - 19 Apr 2010
It was recently reported that Google has started ranking webpages by the speed with which they load.
With this in mind, we have just added a speed tool to our Content Management System so that external javascripts and css files get compressed and merged into just a couple of files. Overall, it reduces the number of requests on a web page by 4 and reduces the overall page size by around 20k. Not a huge difference you may think, but it could be enough to aid your search engine ranking. More importantly, a second or two improvement in the page loading speed could mean the difference between visitors seeing your home page and visitors giving up and going elsewhere.
Millions of books to be added to Google online library
Posted by Paul Freedman - 17 Nov 2009
Plans by Google to digitise millions of out-of-print books to create the world’s biggest online library have been approved by British publishing groups and authors. The new deal will still enable tens of thousands of British writers to profit, as readers can search millions of works, read extracts online and buy full copies. For more information about the deal, read here
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