Web2.0 , Intelligent web , Interactive web ?
What you should know about web2.0 is what is it all about and what benefit will you get if you adhere to the web2.0 standards and technologies for your website.
According to wikipedia, the definition is
Web 2.0 is a term describing the trend in the use of World Wide Web technology and web design that aims to enhance creativity, information sharing, and, most notably, collaboration among users. These concepts have led to the development and evolution of web-based communities and hosted services, such as social-networking sites, wikis, blogs, and folksonomies.
The term Web 2.0 is coined during the first O'Reilly Media Web 2.0 conference in 2004 which suggests that web2.0 does not refer to any specifications in technical terms. It does show some new ways to use the webs to those who use it ( web and software developers and engineers) along with the end user ( all net surfers).
In terms of user experience and business web2.0 is a creative and effective tool for those who are website owners by providing the interactive solutions and instant data as per customer preferences ( example : AJAX Search, where some part of the page changes and not all, so time is saved in loading the page, improving the user-experience)
For the end user, better inter-action and chance to participate in the process of web knowledge sharing + customizing ( tagging and community participations) is amazingly familiar experience rather than dry and static sites which act as a poster or a booklet online.
Technically Speaking O'Reilly categorized the websites as four levels in the hierarchy of Web 2.0-ness:
Level-0 applications (working offline as online). Examples MapQuest, Yahoo! Local, Google Maps etc.
Level-1 applications operate offline but gain features online. Examples Google Docs & Spreadsheets etc.
Level-2 applications can operate offline but gain advantages from going online. Example Flickr ( a photo sharing community generated database)
Level-3 applications, the most "Web 2.0"-oriented, only exist on the Internet, Examples eBay, Craigslist, Wikipedia, del.icio.us, Skype, dodgeball, and AdSense etc.
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Monday, July 28, 2008
Tuesday, August 21, 2007
Search Now Extends from the search box
Taking a step further is measuring the search behaviour and user interest analysis, ComScore is now set to consider more than the text box and a search button. Search Engines ( Google, Yahoo, MSN ) are just a part of the overall search a person do on the internet.
According to Beta news,
According to Beta news,
ComScore is changing the way it records market share of search engine to reflect the changing ways consumers are interacting with sites.
The company had previously been counting the number of search queries to determine a search share. However, the company is now changing those methods so it can add figures from other types of search engines -- like those used on auction sites and retailers -- as well as sites like Wikipedia.
Monday, February 26, 2007
Famous SEOs Listed on Wikipedia.
Danny Sullivan
Bruce Clay
Jill Whalen
Brett Tabke
Danny Sullivan (born in 1965 and raised in Newport Beach, California)is the editor-in-chief of Search Engine Land, a blog that covers news and information about search engines, and search marketing. Search Engine Land is owned by Third Door Media, which Danny Sullivan is partner and chief content officer of. Third Door Media also owns and operates other search related companies, including Search Marketing Now, which provides webcasts and webinars, both live and on demand, about web marketing; and Search Marketing Expo, a search engine marketing confrence.He also stages the Search Engine Strategies conference six times each year, attracting 1,500 to 6,000 attendees each time.
Bruce Clay is a professional search engine optimization consultant.Clay is the CEO of the search engine marketing firm Bruce Clay, Inc. which he founded in 1996. Bruce Clay, Inc. offers SEO, PPC, web analytics, web design, email and branding services to companies that want to improve the ranking of their websites in the organic search engine result pages (SERPS)He and his company are active with industry organizations such as: SEMPO, the Search Engine Strategies conference, IMC USA, Web Analytics Association, American Marketing Association, IIMA - International Internet Marketing Association and the California Chamber of Commerce.
Jill Whalen is owner of High Rankings, Search Creative, LLC and co-founder of SEMNE. She is an authoritative writer and speaker on the subject of search engine optimization, a regular speaker at Search Engine Strategies Conferences put on by Danny Sullivan, and for the past few years has been holding High Rankings Search Engine Marketing Seminars. High Rankings includes a top rated SEO discussion forum with many industry experts.
Whalen has been quoted as an authority by major publications including the Wall Street Journal, Business 2.0, and The Washington Post, and has been featured in Marketing News Magazine which is the trade publication of the American Marketing Association. She is a frequent guest expert for search engine optimization articles that have been featured on business websites.
Brett Tabke is an American programmer and SEO professional. He is the founder of WebmasterWorld, an online search engine and internet marketing forum.
Tabke started working with computers at a young age, developing software for Commodore home computers. He then worked for companies like Epyx and Berkeley Softworks (later renamed to GeoWorks, and makers of the GEOS operating system). In 1984 Tabke started his first BBS using a 300 baud modem on a dialup line. In 1996 he made the transition to internet and web technologies.
Danny Sullivan
Bruce Clay
Jill Whalen
Brett Tabke
Danny Sullivan (born in 1965 and raised in Newport Beach, California)is the editor-in-chief of Search Engine Land, a blog that covers news and information about search engines, and search marketing. Search Engine Land is owned by Third Door Media, which Danny Sullivan is partner and chief content officer of. Third Door Media also owns and operates other search related companies, including Search Marketing Now, which provides webcasts and webinars, both live and on demand, about web marketing; and Search Marketing Expo, a search engine marketing confrence.He also stages the Search Engine Strategies conference six times each year, attracting 1,500 to 6,000 attendees each time.
Bruce Clay is a professional search engine optimization consultant.Clay is the CEO of the search engine marketing firm Bruce Clay, Inc. which he founded in 1996. Bruce Clay, Inc. offers SEO, PPC, web analytics, web design, email and branding services to companies that want to improve the ranking of their websites in the organic search engine result pages (SERPS)He and his company are active with industry organizations such as: SEMPO, the Search Engine Strategies conference, IMC USA, Web Analytics Association, American Marketing Association, IIMA - International Internet Marketing Association and the California Chamber of Commerce.
Jill Whalen is owner of High Rankings, Search Creative, LLC and co-founder of SEMNE. She is an authoritative writer and speaker on the subject of search engine optimization, a regular speaker at Search Engine Strategies Conferences put on by Danny Sullivan, and for the past few years has been holding High Rankings Search Engine Marketing Seminars. High Rankings includes a top rated SEO discussion forum with many industry experts.
Whalen has been quoted as an authority by major publications including the Wall Street Journal, Business 2.0, and The Washington Post, and has been featured in Marketing News Magazine which is the trade publication of the American Marketing Association. She is a frequent guest expert for search engine optimization articles that have been featured on business websites.
Brett Tabke is an American programmer and SEO professional. He is the founder of WebmasterWorld, an online search engine and internet marketing forum.
Tabke started working with computers at a young age, developing software for Commodore home computers. He then worked for companies like Epyx and Berkeley Softworks (later renamed to GeoWorks, and makers of the GEOS operating system). In 1984 Tabke started his first BBS using a 300 baud modem on a dialup line. In 1996 he made the transition to internet and web technologies.
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