Category: blog
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After 11 days of penalty, Interflora finally gets its ranking back in Google
Interflora (one of the major flower delivery service providers in the United Kingdom), which had lost its search rankings in Google almost 11 days back, is back again in the search results. As noticed by Chris Gilchrist, Interflora is now ranking again on Google for its company name. It has regained its no.1 spot for…
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Search quality rating guidelines published by Google
On 1st March 2013, Google finally unveiled its search quality rating guidelines publicly. As a part of How Search Works interactive info graphic, Google presented this 43 page document to the world. The document leaked in 2001, 2008, 2012, and several other times, after which Google’s representatives, said they were considering publicizing this document and…
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Free Snippets by Search Engines – proposed German Copyright Law
If German government passes this new copyright law regarding search engine snippets, then there will be great news for search engines like Google in the country. Until now, search engines had to pay to show short summaries of news content. However, is this law is rolled out, which is expected to pass on Friday, they…
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Gmail Search Field Trial brings another addition to it
If you are a part of the Gmail search trial, then Google has brought another addition for you. Increasing the amount of information you can see from your Gmail account, Google will now show your calendar results in its search (if you are a part of Gmail search field trial). However, Google has not yet…
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Google has refused to comment on ‘why Interflora was penalised?’
Search for Interflora (a popular flower website in the United Kingdom), and you will find that their website no longer exists in the search results. Not only this, they no longer exist in the ratings for their keywords, such as ‘flower delivery’ and ‘flower’. It looks like a penalty, because of the fact that in…