While still hundreds of webmasters are yet to be out of the gripes caused by the previous Penguin update, Matt Cutts fuelled the fire by announcing the Penguin 2.0 update on May 22, 2013 (http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/penguin-2-0-rolled-out-today/). As per Matt Cutts announcement, “We started rolling out the next generation of the Penguin web spam algorithm this afternoon [...]
News of Google Update Doing the Rounds
May 10th, 2013There is a little birdie going around with the news of Google gearing up for a new update. There has been an uproar about a lot of fluctuation that has been happening overnight with rankings on the SERPs. Apparently, there have been quite a few complaints in the Google Webmaster Help forums. This, along with the ranking fluctuations, is making people wonder if indeed there [...]
Google Glass: A Glimpse of Things to Come
April 20th, 2013Earlier this week, Google released specs of its Project Glass (Google Glass). The information on camera resolution, storage and other important features was given, but one major piece of the jigsaw puzzle was missing and that was the operating system. This last chunk of puzzle is now revealed as Google CEO Larry Page mentioned in [...]
SubmitEdge Launches On Page Optimization Service
March 30th, 2013SubmitEdge recently added another feather to its hat. SubmitEdge has launched a new service named On Page Optimization Service. This service aims at offering a highly comprehensive solution whereby every single page of the website is optimized completely to make the pages Google friendly. SubmitEdge, which comes with over seven years of experience in the [...]
What the Death of Google Reader Means for Bloggers
March 28th, 2013Recently Google announced that it is discontinuing Google Reader, which aggregates information from websites’ news feeds and which many used to keep up to date on blogs. Google launched Reader in 2005, and the fact that it was free kept any substantial competitors from surfacing. Google Reader relied on news-syndication technology collectively called “RSS”, which [...]













