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Google Supports Colombian March to Free Hostages

Thanks Google, for Supporting our Cause.

Google Marches with Colombia on July 20th.

Colombia is preparing for what is expected to be one of the biggest protest marches in its history against FARC (Colombian Guerrilla).

Youtube Video: Colombian President Alvaro Uribe and Shakira singing the Colombian National Anthem.

Colombian Map and Flag.

Large crowds of people in Colombia have taken to the streets, some holding photographs of missing loved ones and marching against FARC, demanding the release of all hostages.

The Farc has waged a 44-year civil war in Colombia and still holds 700 captives.

Colombia, Colombians, friends from all over the world, let’s unite to shout loudly:

NO MORE!
NO MORE KIDNAPPING!
NO MORE LIES!
NO MORE MURDER!
NO MORE FARC!

Let’s commit ourselves to join a million voices in this day (July 20th) so we can make a difference, and let the entire world know that we don’t need that “People’s Army” here in Colombia; that FARC is a terrorist group, led by murderers and enemies of the Colombian and World’s People. This is a cause beyond all political interests or colors. It’s a humanitarian cause, encouraged by a simple sense of solidarity, for the sake and welfare of our citizens.”

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Best Practices to be Found, Indexed and Ranked by Google

Google Webmaster Guidelines Updated

Google Webmaster Guidelines
One essential subject to learn when starting on Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is about the Google Webmaster Guidelines. This Guide will take you through the Dos and Don’ts so your site can be found, indexed and ranked.

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Best Guide to Google AdSense – Free PDF Guide

Are you doing Business yet?

Many of us get into the Internet with the intention to start our own Online Business. There are several ways to start making money, running relevant ads with Google Adsense on your own Blog or Website is one of them.

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I.T. Certifications
To ace 70-296 or even 70-431, you need to prepare the material for 70-431 as well as PMI-001 in order to take admission in TB0-107.
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Google’s Top Ranking Factors from Top SEO Practitioners

I found a great article at seomoz.org, about Google’s Ranking Factors, it’s a must read. Top SEO Practitioners like Aaron Walls, Bill Slawski, Jill Whalen, Michael Gray, Danny Sullivan, and others voted on the factors they estimate are the most important used on Google’s Ranking Algorithm to determine the placement of a web site in the search engine result pages (SERP’s) when an Internet user is doing a specific search. Google’s Ranking Algorithm is the mathematical formula they use to calculate which results to display and that are most suitable to the searcher query.

Ranking factors are attributes present in a Web page and are used to tell Search Engines what the web page is about and by which search engines determine the importance of a Website based on the website’s relevance and related keywords…

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SEO Practices to Avoid Google’s Supplemental Issues on your Blog

Have you noticed any reduction of your blog’s traffic recently? Have you checked your blog with the command “site” in Google to see if some of the pages are in Google’s supplemental index?
Site:www.xxxx.com

Supplemental Index: Pages are located in Google’s supplemental index when they are having certain issues with Google guidelines.

If you see a result like this:
www.xxxx.com/xxxx/ – 77k – Supplemental Result – , this means your blog’s pages are being put in Google’s supplemental index.

Aaron Walls of SEO Book wrote a great article mentioning a couple seo
practices you might want to have in mind to avoid having pages in the supplemental index:

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Optimization Practices for Google Personalized Results

Personalized Search Results is a new trend in Google, they are going to use all the information they can get from the way each person navigates the web, to display personalized search results, which means in a way that Google will display different results to each individual according to its search preferences.

As mentioned by Danny Sullivan of Search Engine Land: “Personalized search is now the default and none too easy to escape from either through opt-out. This means that every search result you click, every link you bookmark, every RSS feed you subscribe to using Google services can be used to improve your personal search results.”

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