Pandia takes a look at a new podcast search engine and directory.
Although we are still annoyed with all the mindless chatter that takes place in the podcastsphere, we must admit that we have learned to love the possibility of listening to Danny Sullivan talking enthusiastically about search engines and SEO when sitting on a plane […]
Pandia tests Blogrush, the new way to syndicate content on blogs around the Web. We also present selected headlines from search oriented blogs and web sites.
From time to time there comes an innovation that makes everyone stop up and say: “Hm. Why didn’t I think of that?” Then you realize that the innovation isn’t that […]
On October 10 there will be a workshop in Geneva, Switzerland, on various national initiatives to support research and technical development in audio-visual content processing, indexing and searching.
The focus is on research on what has been called “the next generation Internet” using semantic technologies in European countries.
The following initiatives will be presented:
Quaero (France)
THESEUS (Germany)
iAD […]
Google has launched Presentation, a tool for making presentations, much like Microsoft’s PowerPoint or Apple’s Keynote. But there are differences — some pros and some cons.
Google Presentation is part of Google Docs, a suite of tools that was previously called Google Docs & Spreadsheets. You start a new presentation by logging into Google Docs and […]
Hi Jill,
I came across your site on Google while trying to find some information and found it very helpful. However, I did have a question that was not covered. Will the search engines be able to find text in a PDF document, or am I better where possible to include the information in a web […]
Hi Jill,
I came across your site on Google while trying to find some information and found it very helpful. However, I did have a question that was not covered. Will the search engines be able to find text in a PDF document, or am I better where possible to include the information in a web […]
In my last article I declared that content was dead and community was the new king online. The title of that post was a bit of an overstatement which wasn’t backed up by the rest of the article. (It was a link bait-y title, but yet another example of community ruling content. But I digress.) […]
In my last article I declared that content was dead and community was the new king online. The title of that post was a bit of an overstatement which wasn’t backed up by the rest of the article. (It was a link bait-y title, but yet another example of community ruling content. But I digress.) […]
Is SEO valuable? Are leads & sales valuable? Is targeted website traffic valuable? Let’s get real now…
I’ve always believed the SEO value proposition to be so clear and obvious that if a person couldn’t intuitively “get it” themselves, nothing I could tell them would help them understand. When I worked at an agency and had […]
Is SEO valuable? Are leads & sales valuable? Is targeted website traffic valuable? Let’s get real now…
I’ve always believed the SEO value proposition to be so clear and obvious that if a person couldn’t intuitively “get it” themselves, nothing I could tell them would help them understand. When I worked at an agency and had […]