If you are running a website, you need to stay updated of current developments in SEO industry. For those who do not walk with the trends, are left behind in the SERPs. This is more important for the SEO service providers to be aware of every change in the SEO mechanisms.
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Google, A New Business Plus-pective by @lewis__austin
Many Google plus users were welcomed recently with the some new design changes. First impressions are, “I can see a lot more content”, which is great for both the user and also businesses. In some aspects, the new layout reminds me of Pinterest, I believe this is because of the focus of images and staggered posts. This does make the network seem much more fun and I can honestly say I can see myself spending more of my online time on this platform.
Bid Wars – Why Overbidding Leaves You Vulnerable
Auction-based ad serving is a clever idea that seems to have the best interests of both ad servers and advertisers in mind. Ads are ranked and costs are calculated according to simple, well-defined rules. But, as is often the case, even systems with a few simple rules can create some complicated situations.
OK Google: ‘The End of Search as We Know It’
“People communicate with each other by conversation, not by typing keywords — and we’ve been hard at work to make Google understand and answer your questions more like people do,” said Google’s Amit Singhal in a post on features announced at Google I/O.
At the event’s keynote yesterday, Singhal said he always dreamed of building computers like those in Star Trek.
Road Construction Services in Edmonton, AB
Road Construction Services
Park Paving Ltd. is located in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. This locally owned and operated company has provided a variety of road construction services to Edmonton and the surrounding area for over 35 years. Our services include construction and maintenance of arterial and residential roads, commercial and industrial sites, as well as private developments.
At Park Paving we believe recycling technology offers environmentally responsible and cost effective solutions to constructing and maintaining infrastructure. This belief has led to the creation of divisions at Park Paving dedicated to recycling. These divisions include Recycle Crushing Industries (RCI) and Asphalt Reclaiming Company (ARC). We integrate environmentally responsible practices into all aspects of our road construction services, from reducing carbon emissions by not idling vehicles or equipment to participating in the National Pollutant Release Inventory Program at our asphalt plant, Park Paving remains committed to the environment at all levels.
Everyone at Park Paving participates in creating a safe, fair, and equitable work environment for all our employees. Park Paving’s safety program is recognized by the Province of Alberta’s Department of Employment and Immigration and the Alberta Construction Safety Association through their Certificate of Recognition (COR) Program. We are also successful participants in the Alberta Workers’ Compensation Board’s Partnerships in Injury Reduction Program.
Park Paving and its employees actively participate in the community in which we live, as well as the industry in which we work. Our community involvement includes an annual United Way Campaign, support of charitable golf tournaments throughout the summer, special projects for the Rainbow Society of Alberta and various other sponsorships. Our industry support includes memberships with organizations such as Alberta Roadbuilders and Heavy Construction Association (ARHCA) allows us to provide input for industry improvement.
Along with safety, responsibility to the public and our employees, our goal is to meet “customer needs with quality products and service, at a competitive price”.
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ReDigi Loses Suit Over Reselling of Digital Music
A federal judge in New York has dealt a blow to the nascent business of reselling digital goods like music and e-books, ruling that a small company’s secondary market for digital music infringes on the copyrights controlled by record companies.
Tropical Pools & Spas – Ancaster, ON
WELCOME TO TROPICAL POOLS & SPAS
We at Tropical Pools & Spas are here to transform your dream pool plan into reality. From the preliminary design steps to the last drop of water. Our years of experience with pools will help guide you through step by step. Your pool building experience will be one of excitement and pleasure, as your yard transforms, for you and your family. Contact us today for your free in home estimate.
Buying does not have to be difficult! It also does NOT have to put you in financial hardship! We have the best specialty finance programs in the industry enabling you to buy and save money today! Click here to learn more.
ABOUT US
Tropical Pools was started over 14 years ago by Joe Cardwell, servicing the greater Hamilton area from Grimsby to Cayuga, Brantford to Oakville. Over the years, Joe has passed down his some 42 years of pool building experience. Joe’s vision 14 years ago was to form a company that was based on family values and referrals, that would carry him through each and every year, and he has succeeded. As we go forward we plan on continuing this philosophy over the next 30 years of business. Tropical Pools is one of a few pool builders that the owner of the company sells the pool, installs the pool and carries on with the service required for the pool. This attention to detail gives you the customer, better control over the final product, because there is no middle man. With our years of pool building experience we will explain each process, step by step along the way. As we have always stated “our showroom is our last satisfied customer’s yard.”
Company Logos Coming to Google Search Results, Thanks to New schema.org Markup
Since announcing the schema.org project two years ago, little has changed with the markup. That changes today as Google announced a new schema that supports company logos.
The Professor, the Bikini Model and the Suitcase Full of Trouble
In November 2011, Paul Frampton, a theoretical particle physicist, met Denise Milani, a Czech bikini model, on the online dating site Mate1.com. She was gorgeous — dark-haired and dark-eyed, with a supposedly natural DDD breast size. In some photos, she looked tauntingly steamy; in others, she offered a warm smile. Soon, Frampton and Milani were chatting online nearly every day. Frampton would return home from campus — he’d been a professor in the physics and astronomy department at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill for 30 years — and his computer would buzz. “Are you there, honey?” They’d chat on Yahoo Messenger for a while, and then he’d go into the other room to take care of something. A half-hour later, there was the familiar buzz. It was always Milani. “What are you doing now?”
“In The Studio,” VMware’s Parth Shah Helps Explain The World Of Enterprise IT
Editor’s Note: Semil Shah is a contributor to TechCrunch. You can follow him on Twitter at @semil.
This is the final episode of my show on TCTV, “In The Studio.” The final guest is a good friend, Parth Shah (no relation), an engineer with VMware, and before that, at Yahoo! Parth combines the precision of CMU CS graduate’s take on web development with a hacker mentality, and has the rare skill of being able to explain some of the most complex enterprise IT concepts to those who don’t have as much context — such as me! In this short conversation, Parth shares with us his work at VMware and his generalized thoughts on how the enterprise stack is being disrupted today. This video would be a great primer for anyone who wants to begin to learn about the enterprise world.