All Google logos in one place
Google has its own site that shows up every single one, since the very first, the Burning Man Festival 1998th
All Google’s special logos on the same site
You can find the Google Doodle-site during http://www.google.com/doodles/finder/2011/All% 20doodles and there is also a shop attached to the project where you can buy all the different Google logos on mugs, t- shirts and other goodies.
Google logo printed on a little of everything
How links are valued by search engines?
What is it that determines if a link is ok, good, or incredibly good?
Before we dive into this so you may want to know why the search engines care about links to begin with. From the beginning, checked search engines on the text content and settled along it which side would come at the top. But when the latter began to come up so many pages that were as good lyrically as the search engine algorithms, so they had to find other ways to evaluate a page than just the text.
What should I consider when I change the website?
Risks associated with changing site is that for a while can fall out of the search engine index, which of course can lead to revenue losses for the company. The risk is, if you already have good placements in search engines, that does not automatically get back these investments to the new site, but must start from scratch.
Do not forget redirects
The above risks occur when changing URLs for their pages when switching website, but you can also lose placements to change paths to sub pages on its website if it is not done correctly. If it is only the domain name is changed and all sub-pages retain the same path it is sufficient to make a so-called 301-redirect, a Redelegation, of any page on the old domain to the new.
TrustRank, how credible is your site?
TrustRank can be very easily explained as “a measure of how trustworthy a site is.” But what is it that determines if the search engines see a website that is credible?
The reason that TrustRank came to was that the search engines needed something more than just the home page content and the number of links to it to determine whether it should be on a site or below. In addition, the phenomenon of “spam sites” (sites for the most part contain “junk” content to drive traffic) become increasingly common as the need for an effort to separate them. By then able to put a score on how trustworthy a site is as it is also easy to filter out such “spam pages”.
