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Google TV Opens Doors for Advertisers through SEO

Google has launched a program known as Google TV with the aim of capturing a bigger share of the $70 billion spent in the United States every year. Sony will unveil a line of televisions while other partners will provide other hardware and connectivity. Logitech, for example, will provide the controller and companion box while Dish Network is said to provide the connection.

Limited testing had been done by Dish Network. It is believed that Google TV will become widely available in the fall of 2010 in set-top boxes, Blue-Ray players, and of course, television. While there are no clear guidelines about how advertising will work on the new medium, demonstrations show that companies that advertise in display ads and paid clicks will enjoy television exposure as well. Read More »

Identifying a Good Host Provider to Sustain your SEO Strategy

There are many things that can go wrong in running a website. By choosing a good host provider that can sustain, aide, even improve your SEO strategy, you have one less thing to worry about. Having a reliable host provider is an important foundation for any internet business. Unfortunately, many web owners take this for granted. Don’t make this mistake.

Among the things you need to look into include the storage space and bandwidth provided each month. If you have a shared hosting plan, there is an allotted amount of space for you in the server’s hard drive. Quick growth in site traffic can be a problem in this case. Be proactive and upgrade your account especially if you intend to include videos, images, and large PDF files on your website. Read More »

How Does Meta TXT Affect Mobile SEO

Web professionals have been talking about the mobile internet for many years. It is the obvious step forward especially since more people are starting to use mobile phones with browsing capabilities. But while it shows considerable promise, there are some problems that still need to be ironed out. One of this is to make content “discoverable” in small mobile devices.

Tackling the Issues with Mobile Search

In general, websites that are designed for mobile devices are scaled-down versions of the original one. Oftentimes, when searchers use their phones, they will be sent to the PC version first before being redirected to the mobile one. All these steps take a lot of time. In addition, mobile users are typically impatient with waiting especially if they’re paying a significant amount of money for their internet. Bottom line is, it is inconvenient, expensive, and wasteful. Read More »