Remarketing Will Obviously Arrest Me Back Again

Posted by junaid 3:01 PM It would be great if you had all of your blog traffic back that clicked one of your ads but bounced off because your ad was not relevant to the content on your blog or you are not offering that product for they clicked.

Google Display Network by Adwords™ is obviously the great source to gain most of the relevant visitor for your blog or customer for your product but its redefined further with Google Remarketing tool that allows you to catch your visitor back when he found nothing what he desires. It’s like a wizard or best salesperson on web that maximizes the greed of customers that “sir, we are selling the better one”.

Google Remarketing is a simple and easy to use tool under Google Adwords™ in which you can create the relevant tags to your content & offers, list of users, different types of ads and targeted audiences. It works when a visitor just bounced to some other websites before checking out the cart or subscribing for the newsletter. Then all of your skills work together and visitor sees your ads on some other websites that are using the Google Adsense™ platform. It’s prettier than enough when a visitor becomes crazy to see your website everywhere, finally he place the order with you!

It’s Quite Interesting!

Google Panda #25 – How much SERPs Affected?

Posted by junaid 12:41 PM

Jolts and Jerks between SERPs are the common behaviors which define the search algorithms has redefined or refreshed badly but it’s even more painful when you see that your top order keywords are on floor.

From last two to three months we’re seeing that Google refreshes its Algorithms between second 10th of each month and later the company confirms that actually there was a Panda Update. The discussion has been started at this WebmasterWorld thread about this hot topic and that’s not enough. I also saw a major change for my some top order and “not in 1000” type keywords. These changes are somehow good for me but somewhere my keywords depressed me.

If, Google confirms that it was Google Panda #25 update, so what will be your response? For me, it will be just like a same as all days. Let’s hope for the best and wait for the media release for this update.

Uncle Google Would Be the Pizza Point

Posted by junaid 2:21 AM Sometimes, a failed idea takes you to the peaks as last year Sergey Brin, co-founder of Google Inc. cracked the story behind his successful search engine. Brin was at Google Ventures CEO Summit where he gave the point that the failing can be successful and beneficial.

He mentioned further that he and his friends, 20 years ago, building the web service that will allow hungry users to order pizza with their fax machines. Actually, the system was made to allow users to select various types of pizzas from various pizza spots nearby them. The system threw the fax to pizza shops where delivery man must be ready to fulfill the order.

That was gone quite interesting when Brin and his friends ordered a pizza through their machine and waited long for the delivery man. They got amazed when no delivery man came to their door and further it was realized on them that the most of the pizza spots around United States don’t check their fax machines on regular basis. The system was failed severely but gave idea to do something bigger than that.

How strange it would be!

Google BlogSpot Tracks Worthless URL Queries under Stats

Posted by junaid 1:50 AM

Today, I came up with a new and extreme problem with my BlogSpot hosted blog. I just made this blog a week ago and posted only a test post which is neither shared nor opened. Blog is all according to Google’s Basics for indexing so indexed well by the search engine. I opened my BlogSpot Dashboard today to see what’s happening now in Stats section and it stuck me all around when I saw the unusual traffic. Here, I snapshotted some of that annoying traffic stats so you can see what’s happening now really to BlogSpot.

My dashboard stats are showing queries that are not even irrelevant URL queries but annoying to see the whole. These queries are about twenty and all contain URLs whereas the first URL is showing up my very own blog but all other queries are redirecting through the “Removed” or “404” pages.  Here, I snapshotted some of these pages that you can see below.

As I maintained my blog on Blogger/BlogSpot so I picked a Dynamic Theme instead of the Simple one. In that Dynamic Theme, I furthermore selected the Magazine View that I never used before. It might be possible that the queries I am seeing would be a response of clicks that I made some hours ago. Blog has a responsive load theme so clicks are tracking as JavaScript URL queries. But at all, this issue should be resolved otherwise it can cause a great frustration to those who don’t know how to use Google Analytics and other tools like that.

Google Says Happy Birthday with Special Greeting Doodle

Posted by junaid 12:33 AM It’s something really special if someone wished you for your birthday and it’s even more unbelievable if you got that wishes from the one you love most. Google tests daily a dozens of special functions to increase the users’ experiences.

Google with its extreme new feature, a Birthday Wish Doodle is at very soon step in the search and technology market. Google this time is sharing its love through a set of beautiful Doodles that are showing birthday cakes, decorations and much more than that. Here's the sweet example of that page!

If you were at Gmail, Google+, Picasa, YouTube or at any other Google Products on your birthday so why not you Googled the Homepage? Yes, Google gets your birthdate from your Google Account, merges it with your Time Zone and decorate the search page with a beautiful Doodle that is also popping out a message for you saying “Happy Birthday ”. Isn’t that a pretty interesting thing? So the next time you shouldn’t miss your Birthday Greeting from Google.