Putting LSI to Work for You with Blogs/RSS
So now you know that LSI refers to how search engines are smarter, and are listing your site in search engine results according to theme. Sounds simple enough to implement, right? I get myself a blog, or create an RSS feed and start using my keywords left and right? Right? Wrong. PDF
How Does LSI Work?
I’m glad you asked. Here’s what Oysterweb.co.ok had to say about the topic in February of this year: When the search engine visits a page it will determine from the content and links the focus of a page. Latent Semantic Indexing now means that secondary and tertiary page focus is important. Basically the search engine [...]
Webmaster Wednesdays :: Concept :: Understanding LSI
It’s been a while since I did a Webmaster Wednesdays post, and I thought it might be useful to help you understand what some have had figured out for about a year now – if you want better search engine results, you need to understand what Latent Semantic Indexing is, why it’s important, and how [...]
Google Talk :: Rumor or Reality?
Thoughts == > Maybe I’m loopy, but it seems as if the page is already live – I noticed this from my Slashdot headlines. Clip ==> “Google Talk offers you: PDF
Yahoo, Verizon Team Up on Internet Service – Yahoo! News
Cheap broadband for a limited introduction period from Yahoo and Verizon. It’s an interesting move admist rumors that Google is getting closer to bringing advertiser-supported or low-cost broadband with a recent aquisition they made… Clip == >”For $14.95, subscribers will be able to download Web pages via a digital subscriber line at speeds of up [...]
InformationWeek Weblog: Microsoft, Google Ruffle Some RSS Feathers
Information Week has an article up that talks about an outcry from the RSS community at large – apparently there’s a segment that would prefer if Microsoft and Google would back off this technology. However, like the author of this article, I’m more inclined to be happy that they have jumped into the game – [...]
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