Video Recap of Weekly Search Buzz :: July 30, 2010

Jul 30, 2010 • 4:05 pm | comments

(1) by Barry Schwartz | Filed Under Search Buzz Video Round Recap

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This week we covered how those pink ads are really "pale purple" and are here to stay by replacing the yellow background color on AdWords. Google revamped their dictionary results. Google's Matt Cutts talked about his first spam experience. Google now warns webmasters over a spike in crawl errors. Google said, first come first serve when it comes to meta robots tag. Google has a one language per page and per sitemap rule. Google AdWords Professional links no longer working? Yahoo's search ad reports have a glitch. Microsoft shows off a cool mapping product named Street Slide. Google, not Bing, to power Yahoo Japan. Google dropped the report offensive link from Google Images. Google said SEOs outsmart them and they don't like it. Finally, Yahoo had a logo to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. That was this week at the Search Engine Roundtable.

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