Posted by czauner on Sep 7, 2009 in
The Net
Unter Suchmaschinen-Datenbank.de sind zahlreiche Suchmaschinen gelistet, die für den einen oder anderen einen Blick Wert sind. Zur Zeit sind 184 Suchmaschinen gelistet, d.h. es gibt noch mehr als Google
Suchmaschinen-Datenbank.de versucht möglichst alle, vorwiegend deutschsprachige und besonders innovative Suchmaschinen mit Beschreibung vorzustellen und nach Thema, Land und Name zu kategorisieren.
Alle Suchmaschinen werden redaktionell begutachtet, getestet und mit ihren wesentlichen, aktuellen Eigenschaften und Funktionen kurz beschrieben. Lesenswerte, weiterführende Artikel runden – soweit vorhanden – die Vorstellung der jeweiligen Suchmaschine ab.
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Tags: datenbank, google, resource, searchengine
Posted by czauner on Aug 19, 2009 in
The Net
Likaholix is a social media platform where you share and recommend what you like. At the end of the day you can discover new interesting stuff based on other peoples recommendations.
Also you can easily push your personal recommendations to third-party social networking services like Facebook, Twitter and FriendFeed. Good for marketers
The platform was launched by two former Google employees, Bindu Reddy and Arvind Sundararajan. As most projects from entrepreneurs with Google background are successful, being an early adopter might be useful.
The new recommendation engine is currently in private beta, but apparently I can help and provide invitations. To “Share, discover and discuss likes with people you know” (official slogan) just click the link to request a beta account.
Tags: google, Internet Marketing, social media
Posted by czauner on Aug 11, 2009 in
The Net
A long time ago, at a time I was searching a lot of statistical information on Internet Marketing issues, I subscribed to marketingcharts.com RSS Feeds.
To be honest, 99% of the offered information never gets my attention, but recently they presented the Top 10 Internet Advertising Websites – July 2009.
At the first glance I was surprised that except Nr. 2 (AWeber) and Nr. 9 (WebRing) I’ve never heard of any of these sites.
A closer look revealed two findings:
First, I do not have to hide and blame myself for being ignorant and not knowing the “everybody-knows-em” sites, as the listed sites are more or less scam sites. (Disclaimer: It might not be scam at all, but I personally consider every Internet Marketing site which offers me super special secrets for just a two digt monthly fee as a scam. BTW, a short Google research just for the Nr. 1 listed supports this point of view)
The second finding is that I have to take closer look at the information marketingcharts.com offers. If everything they present is that useless, why bothering reading their stuff? Actually the list is sorted by “US Market Share of Visits [%]“, which might be correctly measured, but without human or intelligent filtering the chart is quite useless.
What do you think? Any similar or contrary experiences? Please let me know.
Tags: google, google biz kit, Internet Marketing, marketingcharts
Posted by czauner on Apr 7, 2009 in
The Net
likaholix is new service that offers personal recommendations and social bookmarking. One can share, discuss and discover his likes on Likaholix with known and therefore trustful people.
Beside the first impression of another “mee-to” product, the fact that former Google employees have founded it might be a rational for trying it. As seen with friendfeed, good connections to Google can help…
Likaholix is currently in private beta, only accepting user with invitations. Well, by coincidence, I have eight invitations left. Leave a comment and I’ll send you an invitation. First come, first serve.
Tags: google, social media
Posted by czauner on Mar 31, 2009 in
The Net
seo united had the idea to give Google a face. Based on a survey which asked for characteristics like age, size, hair color, etc. and their promise of a reward I designed Mr. Google on faceyourmanga.com. I kept with the survey results, but put a little evil touch in the face, expressing my own association.

Tags: avatar, google, zeta