Google Analytics Blog: The Worlds Best Advanced Segment...
Rated • 1 review • google, google analytics, analytics • blogspot.com
Definitely worth watching! Get suggestions for segments with clear ROI
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NLC-Molly/google
Last seen: 11 hours ago
Molly Anglin is a woman from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
I head up the information architecture team at non~linear creations, a Canadian interactive consultancy specializing in:
large-scale CMS implementations,
enterprise search deployments
and online marketing initiatives.
You can find me blogging (occasionally...) at: www.nonlinear.ca/blog
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Official Google Blog: SearchWiki: make search your own
Rated • 10 reviews • google, seo • blogspot.com
Customize search results to your own preferences
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Google Hosting Time-Life Photo Archive, 10 Million...
Rated • 1 review • history, archiving, search, photography, google • searchengineland.com
About a year ago, the US Library of Congress launched a project called "The Commons" to help make their massive photography archives more accessible. Today, Google and Life Magazine have teamed up to share their historic photos.
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http://ebiz2.byu.edu/analytics/blog/tracking-youtube-vide...
Rated • 1 review • search, youtube, google, google analytics, analytics • byu.edu
Amazing instructions for tracking YouTube videos via Google Analytics...
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Datawocky: Are Machine-Learned Models Prone to...
Rated • 2 reviews • search, google, seo • typepad.com
Very interesting peek into Google's search algorithm. In tuning the algo, Google relies on two approaches - hand tuning via "Google Raters" and an artificial intelligence that has been trained to return relevant results. While the AI is often able to deliver ever more relevant results... google does not rely on it fully (because they are worried about "black swans" - unforseen glitches in how the AI interprets results.)
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Google Enterprise
Rated • 1 review • search, google, google search applicance, google mini • google.com
Cool add-ons for the GSA and Mini. I especially like the idea of "do-it-yourself" keymatches within an intranet context.
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adaptive path & blog & Chiara Fox & Designing Search...
Rated • 2 reviews • search, google, ui, ux • adaptivepath.com
Chiara Fox's search UI checklist:
- Highlight the query term in the results.
- Restate the query on the results page.
- Show the number of results that were found.
- Include next and previous buttons, as well as links to additional pages, to move through results. These should be smartly linked; no link on previous if you are on the first page and so on.
- Include a query box so the user can search again.
- Don't show the URLs of the result pages, unless your audience is techy enough to derive meaning from the URL.
- Have meaningful page titles and descriptions for each result.
- The page title should be the link to the result.
- Allow sorting and refinement tools if appropriate for your users and content.
- Indicate if a result is not a regular page (e.g., a PDF file).
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Google lets users measure the power of words| Reuters
Rated • 1 review • google, analytics • reuters.com
Google Trends is now revealing numerical data on the popularity of search terms. Wow.
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Can You Really Have an Accessible Google Map? & Sharon's...
Rated • 1 review • search, google maps, google, usability, accessibility • cetis.ac.uk
Tips for making Google maps more accessible.
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GeoCommons - Google Maps Meet Heat Maps
Rated • 0 reviews • search, google maps, google • mashable.com
