First of all, why would you be interested in misspeling?
1. To avoid getting your pages hit by a duplicate filter if you are using “borrowed” content or scraped search results. You might also increase your traffic by ranking for misspellings/typos. There should be millions of search queries that are misspelled each month.
2. To increase the [...]
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Before a couple months I was doing some googlehacking and wanted to see how many stupid blackhats are on the net. I searched for queries like “inurl:RSS2B2″, “inurl:RSS2B3″, “inurl:RSS2B” (these are some of the default folders for Rss2blog) in Google and yahoo. I found several folders indexed, most of the times because there wasn’t and [...]
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As of now base.google.com gives you a login page, where you can login with your google account. We know that Google just wants to be the Biggest Brother ever, but this is mind boggling.
Some item types (you can also create your own):
# Course Schedules
# Events & Activities
# Housing
# Jobs
# News & Articles
# People Profiles
# Products
# [...]
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October 26th, 2005 »
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An article by Michael Pedone introduces the idea that Google should ignore questionable links, as a way to thwart both link spammers and GoogleBowling.
It does sound good, but would it really solve a problem? Sure GoogleBowling obly through links won’t work. You can still GoogleBowl through other means, such as the “bacon polenta” trick by [...]
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October 26th, 2005 »
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