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Bret Michaels is in critical condition suffering from a brain hemorrhage. Michael’s publicist confirmed a report on People magazine’s website Friday that said Michaels was rushed to intensive care late Thursday following a severe headache. (April 23)
Ignite SMX West (3/2/10) was the first Ignite at an SMX (Search Marketing Expo) and appropriately enough, we had a special edition “search” lineup of speakers made up of the who’s who in the search industry today. Must see bite size bits of search enlightenment and pure awesomeness for all search geeks.
One of the most useful utilities that the engineers and think tank at Google have ever devised is the Google Sitemaps program.
The said program, which is a product of their much publicized and much vaunted policy of allowing its engineers to spend 20 per cent of their paid time on personal projects, has been a boon to many webmasters, website operators and SEO professionals because it has made certain aspects of their work far easier and more intuitive.
Google’s decision to come out with Google Sitemaps is based mainly on the desire to present more intuitive and better search results to users. Because of the current limitations presented by web crawling, for more details visit to www.the20seotools.com there is a high probability that not all pages in a website will be noted and registered with the search engine. There are also many variables and factors that are not addressed with the current methods and technologies used for website submissions. These limitations are what Google Sitemaps seeks to address.
Google Sitemaps was officially started in June 2005. This handy utility makes the submission of web pages to Google easier. The added features though are the detailed reports that is also generated by Google Sitemaps. In order to use the Google Sitemaps program, a person need only download a free open source tool called Sitemap Generator or use one of the many 3rd party applications. These utilities are what helps in creating a sitemap of the webmaster’s website using the Sitemap protocol that is being backed by Google itself.
The complement of new features that are part of the Google Sitemaps programs also means that it has become a great tool for search engine optimization professionals. The automation of these features has made it easier for SEO professionals to do their job and formulate the proper strategies to increase the page ranking of a website.
For example the “top search queries” feature of Google Sitemaps allows you to see the top search queries that not only returned the client website as a result as well as those that Google searchers actually clicked on. This feature also allows you to see the top position for the website in the search results generated for either set search queries. The positions indicated are an average of the movement for the last three weeks.
Since any type of error can have a detrimental effect not only on the functionality of the website but with the page ranking of a website in Google, the report function of Google Sitemaps is a big help to SEO professionals. With the new feature, for more details visit to www.offline-promotion.com a webmaster or SEO professionals can download information straight from the Sitemaps account into a comma separated value (CSV) file. This file, which can be accessed through any text editor or spreadsheet software can contain the specific details of the website, including the errors generated (via dead links, broken links, etc) or statistics. The good thing is the file can even contain the information for all of the websites operated by SEO professional and included in the Sitemaps account. This is monumentally beneficial because it fully automates the search for any dead or broken links that may otherwise be a tedious chore if done manually. The good thing here is that this is periodically updated so you will know if the changes incorporated into the website will produce broken links.
As far as I know, I’m up to date with windows security downloads… Using Internet explorer, I clicked a link in a blog to one of those “make lots of money using my great system” sites, and immediately my antivirus notified me that a trojan downloader had been loaded, and “startup changes” were detected. So… is there anyone who actually analyzes this stuff, and can look at a site to figure out what new loophole someone is exploiting (…besides more hackers)?
Scottso- “…computers only do what you tell them to do…” hehe, it seems most software takes a lot more liberties than that 
… Anyway, if there’s a loophole in the software itself, this answer is vauge at best.
Slider- hmmm, I don’t know. It seems like it was automated to me, considering the speed at which it happened (I’m on broadband, and the file uploaded almost instantaneously upon visiting the site). I also doubt the person who promoted the link was online at that time, if that makes a difference.
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Title: Netscape unveils Win 95 browser, upgrades Internet software with bookmarking, chat functions. (Netscape Communications Corp.)
Publication: Software Industry Report (Newsletter)
Date: September 4, 1995
Publisher: Millin Publishing, Inc.
Volume: v27 Issue: n17 Page: p5(1)
Distributed by Thomson Gale
We were waiting for something like this to happen for a
long time. Yahoo!, one of the key providers of mass-market
RSS aggregators, finally took a step forward and published
their RSS whitepaper, covering their own findings with RSS,
based on their usage data.
1. YAHOO!’S KEY FINDINGS
Let’s first take a look at Yahoo! key findings and what
they mean for marketers.
a] Awareness of RSS is quite low among Internet users. 12%
of users are aware of RSS, and 4% have knowingly used RSS.
Although RSS awareness is increasing, only few internet
users yet understand what RSS is and how to use it.
For marketers, this means that simply placing an RSS button
on their site it not nearly enough, with the report finally
demonstrating that marketers needs to use clear and
persuasive copy to get their visitors interested in RSS,
explain RSS to them and get them to subscribe to their
feeds.
In addition it also shows that marketers need to make sure
they are using “user-friendly” buttons to generate
subscribers, such as “Add to MyYahoo!”, which consumers do
understand.
b] 27% of Internet users consume RSS syndicated content on
personalized start pages (e.g., My Yahoo!, My MSN) without
knowing that RSS is the enabling technology.
This finding only underlines the above suggestions.
Stop touting your RSS feeds only using an RSS button, but
rather aim for a “subscribe feature” and then explain to
the visitor how to use it.
Strong copy has never been so important.
c] 28% of Internet users are aware of podcasting, but only
2% currently subscribe to podcasts.
Goes to show that podcasting still has a long way to go and
can right now function only as a supplement to your
existing marketing activities.
It might also give an indication that audio is not the most
appropriate format for much online content.
d] Even tech-savvy “Aware RSS Users” prefer to access RSS
feeds via user-friendly, browser-based experiences (e.g.,
My Yahoo!, Firefox, My MSN).
e] My Yahoo! has the highest awareness and use of any
RSS-enabled product.
Both of the findings above, although indicating that these
are the results Yahoo! would want to publish, show that
having browser-based RSS reader subscribe buttons is a must.
It also shows that the market is ready for the soon-coming
IE and Outlook integrated RSS features, which should really
boost RSS usage among consumers online.
Now, let’s take a deeper look at the report …
2. “UNAWARE RSS USERS” VS “AWARE RSS USERS”
The whitepaper makes a strong distinction between “Unaware
RSS Users” and “Aware RSS Users”, positioning the “Unaware”
batch as the mainstream Internet population.
This makes it absolutely clear that B2C marketers,
targeting consumers, should take special care to promote
their feeds using “friendly” subscribe buttons.
On the other hand, if targeting a more tech-savvy audience,
going the way of “RSS” and more complex RSS reading tools
might be a better choice. This might also prove more
effective for targeting executives and other corporate
target audiences that might be using an enterprise-wide RSS
solution, such as NewsGator.
3. CONSUMPTION LEVELS
The whitepaper says that on the average “Aware RSS Users”
subscribe to 6.6 feeds.
The consequences of this are not as simple as they might
seem. Even “RSS Aware” users do not subscribe to “just
anything” and seems they only subscribe or keep being
subscribed to the content of highest relevance to them.
The message for marketers is to become even more relevant
and more focused on providing real value for their target
audiences.
RSS does not mean that end-users will start consuming that
much more online content, but simply that their primary
consumption channel will change. It’s up to you to make
place for yourself in this consumption channel, but you can
only do so if you become one of the key targeted content
providers for your market and can deliver consistently
high-quality content.
4. TYPES OF RSS CONTENT CONSUMED
Even in the world of RSS, mainstream media rules, with
World news and National news both leading the pack at 52%
and followed by Entertainment at 34% and Weather ad 31%.
If we take a look at what lies beneath this we can see that
end-users still see RSS as a news consumption tool and a
tool to receive time-sensitive updates, such as weather
info.
The interesting part is that blogs achieve only 23% and
although they are gaining quickly are still not part of the
mainstream.
Whichever way you look at this, the real long tail is still
far from fruition.
There are two are interesting categories listed in the
report: investment/financial info/banking at 13% and
Shopping/online commerce at 10%.
The popularity of these two shows that RSS in fact is
appropriate for delivering business info and that RSS can
be used for e-commerce. A strong case in point urging
e-retailers to start providing RSS feeds.
5. WHY END-USERS USE RSS
“RSS Aware” end-users subscribe to feed because of “ease”
or “convenience”, followed by being able to choose what
they read.
To marketers, these three should be the founding stones of
how to get their visitors to adopt RSS.
6. THE FAMOUS ORANGE BUTTON
Marketers, pay attentin to this.
Only 4% of total RSS end-users actually use the orange XML
button, and only 38% of RSS aware users use it.
It seems the orange button isn’t dead … it was never
alive.
Let’s move on and replace it with something more
user-friendly.
And BTW — 22% of the people that clicked on the button
don’t even know what action they took after clicking the
button and 26% left the site. Goes to show the RSS button
is only losing us subscribers.
7. HOW USERS FIND THEIR FEEDS
50% use the defaults available in the RSS reader and only
13% use the search engines to find them.
Yes, it’s cruical to be in the RSS feed search engines, but
it would be even better if you could move your way to the
default seetings. And by all means, actively promote the
feeds on your site as end-users, according to the report,
actively tend to subscribe to the feeds on the sites they
find interesting.
8. CONCLUSION
To conclude this, here’s a direct quote from the report,
saying exactly what I’ve been trying to get through for a
couple of months:
“To position RSS among mainstream Internet users, it is
essential to effectively communicate the benefits of RSS
(ease, convenience, access to information of interest).
Internet users do not understand how to use the XML button,
how to actively seek out RSS feeds, or even what the term
RSS means. Instead, they need a simple interface where they
can choose the information and content that interests them.
This is where personalized start pages and browser-based
experiences can help move RSS into the mainstream.”
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