portent.comPublished In this post, I am going to explore the 3 algorithms that we know for sure Google is using to produce search results, and speculate about the 200+ other algorithms that we suspect they are using based on patent filings, reverse engineering, and...
seomoz.orgPublished Potentially there are patent applications, thinking about offline data. Posted by randfish There's a movement happening in our industry, and many folks are chaning their practices and titles from "SEO" to "online marketing, inbound marketing, and...
marketingpilgrim.comPublished But sadly, he was so far ahead of his time, he didn’t see the future value in what he created so he didn’t file a patent or lay any claim to the technology. If you received traffic from a search engine today, send a thank you card to Alan Emtage.
adweek.comPublished While all that’s fairly basic, GonnaBe also plots the destinations on a map featuring a patent-pending “time slider” that lets users check out what’s happening where at a given time. It’s late Sunday afternoon and it looks as though Williamsburg...
And, yes, the stock’s rise has a lot to do with a $1 billion patent sale, but let’s stay positive! You don’t have to go work for a company based in Des Moines. As far as the bad news … we’ll get to that.
That’s why I want to share with you my patent-pending approach* to finding out what your website visitors are thinking. Okay, you got me, it’s not patent pending. Does that make it “patent pretending”?
The PAR Program uses its proprietary patent-pending technology to help businesses and websites convert one-time visitors into lifelong customers. PAR captures users who would have otherwise left your website and uses our proprietary patent pending...
In Google's own patent example, the anchor phrase "Australian Shepard" is related to several other words: In fact, there's evidence through various patent filings, and the experience of countless webmasters, that links using generic or off-topic...
But there was a Google patent that basically said that they could look at other review sites and the amount of reviews as a ranking factor. Here is an excellent write up by Bill Slawski on a patent that was granted to Google on how they might...
The United States Patent and Trademark Office recently approved a patent application from Google which forecasts a greater focus on mobile pages/versions in mobile search results going into 2013. Patent office works on Christmas Day, or simply...