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Fixing Google Page Rank in Firefox

October 7, 2011 By 22 Comments
How to Fix PageRank Indicator in Firefox

So we talked about how Google changed their url where PageRank was queried from systems, causing every PageRank add-on and plugin to crash and return a 0 PR o N/A. So there is an easy fix for this, you just have to change the url the your current add-on is using with the new one, here is a quick fix on how to tweak the SEO Status PageRank/Alexa Toolbar 1.5.7 from Ruby Web for Firefox, which gets you the current PageRank of a Webpage and the current Alexa Rank. This Fix is for this particular add-on from Firefox but the same steps can be used on any other plugin, you just have to find the script that checks the page rank and change the url that is currently calling for the new one. I am assuming that you already have install the add-on on your computer , if you haven't done it yet , go ahead an download it and installing first, then come back to the tutorial. Open Firefox In the Menu go to > Help > Troubleshooting Information Click on > Open Containing Folder … [Read more...]

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Is Google PageRank Gone? Or is just a Tweak away

October 7, 2011 By 1 Comment
Quickly Fix Google PAgeRank

So I was creating a blog for a client today and came to my attention that my PageRank bar was returning a 0 or a N/A ( Not Available ) answer, I did not pay that much attention to it, because some times after long hours of work on Firefox, some add-ons crash , so I said to myself, since I was not writing articles today, there was no need for SEO at the time. But later forums and groups had mixed reactions when they saw that their Google Toolbars and other SEO plugins that had the PageRank Checker where returning values of 0 or N / A. The most reliable PR Checker (Google Toolbar) showed the same error. After speculation, I came to the conclusion that Google had removed the Google PageRank.But then I thought  that Google was not going to take such a drastic measure. But what if it did? Where was all the SEO businesses and gurus out there going to end since their main Website Rate was gone? After many hours of browsing I came across a Google+ Share John Mueller, ( John Mueller's … [Read more...]

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Google’s Haute Couture Boutiques

April 23, 2010 By Leave a Comment
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So while most of us were busy ogling Haute Couture front row attendees, there was a lot going on on the runway. Google runway that is. You see Google’s Haute Couture Business is growing by the day and new boutiques are rising everywhere. Their search engine Fashion allow designers to be crazy creative, and offer inspiration for their ready-to-wear collections including Jewelry, Cologne, Shoes, stalls and more.Well what did you expect, being one of the most famous brandsn the planet! Now you can dress up in one of the many Google Fashion stores. Coming soon to a location near you. Here you will find everything you need to google up your closet If you did not realize that we were having a little fun with all the Fake google products, stores and lifestyles out there, please understand that none of this stores are own by google and is not currently thinking on investing in Haute Couture Fashion Boutiques... Hope you enjoy it though … [Read more...]

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SERGEY BRIN

March 24, 2010 By 1 Comment
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Sergey Mikhailovich Brin who’s net worth is US$17.5 billion and is the world's 24th richest person is the cofounder and president at Google Inc. He is a native of Moscow, Russia and educated in America. His family emigrated to USA when he was 17. He received his Bachelor of Science degree with honors in mathematics and computer science from university of Maryland, college park in 1993. Brin began his graduate study in computer science at Stanford University. He met Larry Page at Stanford and worked on a project that began Google. Together they founded Google inc. in 1998. Sergey’s research includes search engines, information extraction data mining of large text and scientific data. He has published more than a dozen academic papers. Sergey has been a speaker at various business and technology forums. Now let us take a look at his personal life. Back in his childhood he has had a tough life as he was in Russia and being a Jew his father was discriminated and was not even … [Read more...]

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Turning Off Google’s Eagle Eye

March 16, 2010 By Leave a Comment
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If you don’t like to be behind the Eagle Eyes of Google You can delete All Web History from your Account at any time or Disable it For good, Maybe you have the Richard Stallman Syndrome or you are just a SEO specialist in which case your searches will be adequate to your history avoiding you to keep track of your true results since Google customizes your search results based on your past search activity on Google. This customization includes searches you've done and results you've clicked. Since Personalized Search treats signed-in and signed-out users differently, the instructions for disabling Personalized Search are a little different in each case.  This Tutorial is for Signed in searches just follow these steps: Click the My Account link from the Google homepage Click Edit next to 'My products.' Click Delete Web History. Make sure you're signed in to your Google Account to see the My Account link. Deleting Web History from your Google Account will erase all … [Read more...]

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GOOGLEs Eagle Eye

March 16, 2010 By Leave a Comment
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Lets show you briefly how a search engine works The search engine operates through web crawling, indexing and searching. Search engines work by storing information about the numerous web pages which are retrieved by the web crawler or spider that are a computer programs that browses the World Wide Web in a methodical, automated manner. The purpose of the index is to allow the information to be available as quickly as possible. When a user enters a query into the search engine, the engine examines its index and provides a list of the best matching web pages according to its specifications. It is usually provided by a short summary, containing the page’s title and a part of the text ( 250 characters tops). The usefulness of the search engine depends on the relevance of the search result provided. Google is personalizing the web search for every individual based on the following two main criteria s : Search History and Location. Earlier, the personalized search was provided only to … [Read more...]

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Turn On the Captions in Youtube

March 8, 2010 By 1 Comment
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YouTube offers an innovative way to enhance your uploaded videos. With its new captioning service, users are now able to add notes and captions to their videos. This is a great tool for video producers who want to add specific details to their projects. The viewing audience will also be able to see these captions at the click of a button. From video timelines and credits to sources and more, this is the perfect venue to market your creations to a broader range of viewers. The caption service is an automated feature that is available per download. Currently, the service is only compatible with English audio videos. There are, however, plans to facilitate a wider array of languages and translation modes. The English audio can be translated into 50 other languages that are widely used. Each uploaded video offers the user an option to include annotations before posting it for display. The captions can also be added at a later date, depending on modifications or additional information. … [Read more...]

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Google Buzz Hit The Heads Of Facebook And Twitter

March 2, 2010 By 1 Comment
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Can Google Buzz Really Hit The Heads Of Facebook And Twitter? Google used to bring heaps of interesting and news things. It always amazes the world with latest technology and avant-garde social tools. Recently, Google Buzz is launched, which is considered to be Facebook and Twitter killer but still is unable to fascinate the internet world. Myriad of Good things are organized in Google Buzz but Facebook and Twitter are one step ahead. [ad#GAtext]Unlike Facebook, Google Buzz is generated through your G-mail account. You don’t need to search for your friends and family members and don’t need to add them specially. Google Buzz can automatically connect with your Gmail and can easily extract contacts from the list. What about privacy? Nobody wants to take care of it. Like Facebook and Twitter, on Google Buzz, everybody can approach your personals. You cannot hide them. According to Google Buzz, you can connect with Twitter and can maintain your contacts at one place. But, manual … [Read more...]

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Google Opens a Mobile Phone Web Store

January 6, 2010 By 4 Comments
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Google unveiled the Nexus One, with the most advanced mobile software version of its Android platform 2.1.; The novelty is that users will buy it on the Internet by 529 dollars (368 euros) and choose which company they want to provide the service. For now it will be available in the U.S. with T-Mobile, which will sell for $ 179 (124 euros) with a two-year contract, or Verizon, which has yet to announce prices. The following countries to sell the Nexus One will be Britain, Singapore and Hong Kong. Throughout the year, Google plans to extend it to other countries, although, Andy Rubin, head of the Android platform, suggested it as a possibility with still no timetable. Nexus One Store Web Meets Phone   The phone, which HTC manufactures, has the most advanced processor, Snapdragon Qaulcomm 1 GHz (the same as the Toshiba G01), has a touch screen 3.7-inch AMOLED, trackball (ball, as in the Blackberry) that lights of different colors depending on the alarm … [Read more...]

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