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Well, everything that I read today is about Google Chrome, the new browser that has just launched Google, so I said “at least have to make a comment on blog2gain.com”

Almost all the comments I read, highlighted the good performance of Chrome, its clean interface and usability very good, well-style Google and that despite being a beta version meets acceptable standards for web programming.

What Google has Chrome you might be interested? perhaps some of these things may catch your attention:

A new engine called V8, that aims to improve the performance of JavaScript in your browser

Using the WebKit engine, which uses Safari and who has spoken so much and with good reviews

Chrome Google use what they call “special tabs,” which are nothing more and nothing less than to put the tabs at the top of the window and not below the address bar.

The browser is no longer single-threaded process. Each tab is actually a separate process with own memspace. I am not sure if we are talking about threads or actual program instances but what is more important is that when you close a tab, you are virtually terminating the process.

Unfortunately I could not prove any of this points yet because the site seems to be collapse at the moment & I have to go yo work…

Click here to download google new browser

I just love this tool!, link popularity analysis is one of the best ways to quantifiably and independently measure your website’s online awareness and overall visibility.

It is defined as popularity of links to the quantity of links to your site you can find on the Internet. The more links, have more popularity. Search engines, particularly Google, use the popularity of links as a factor to give you a better position in its results … as in real life, it is assumed that the more popular one is, most importantly. And likewise, when the “recommendations” coming-of-links sites most important and / or related to your theme, worth more for your page rank.

The company Marketleap designed (a while ago) a free tool popularity of links to help optimizers for search engines and online marketineros not only to find who is Link to your site, but also to develop a benchmarking report to show what position compared to occupy its competitors and the big stars of the online market.

Thursday 19th of June, Google team responded to many questions made by us (you & me)

Search Engine Roundtable have upload a recording and the full transcript of the talk in which he made reference to much topics, including:

• What are the metatags which takes into account Google.
• What steps should be followed when our site disappears from Google’s index.
• How to report sites that we believe that spam and how do we ask for reconsideration sites that have been banned by Google.
• What can we do when copied our content.
• The comments in the HTML code are not taken into account by Google.
• Having Adsense on a page is not a factor in the Rankings.
• The importance of checking that we have not XSS exploits with links that may cause our penalty.

These are just some points certainly worthwhile to review the full transcript.

If you have statistics as Awstats Web and find missing data geolocation of visitors to your site, this utility will be of great help.
This site gives you a free tool for web traffic analysis to understand the behavioural patterns of your visitors. Visit http://webstats.motigo.com
This utility is much simpler and does not offer much data as Google Analytics, but is an alternative for users who do not want to get lost in the thicket of data offered by Google with its tool.

My advice is to use Google Analytics, but if a user prefers autoadministrarse analysis, this is an alternative.