Kolorkist Cleaning Hires the Web Squad and Gains First Page Organic Results

Posted in Miscellaneous | Tagged , , , , , , | September 19, 2011 | Leave a comment

Contact: Corey Thomas Telephone: 1 702/450-5500 Website: http://www.thewebsquad.com Email: corey@thewebsquad.com KOLORKIST CLEANING HIRES THE WEB SQUAD AND THE WEB SQUAD DELIVERS FIRST PAGE ORGANIC RESULTS **************************************************************************************   On August 15th 2011 The Web Squad was contracted to perform SEM/SEO (Search Engine Marketing, Search Engine Optimization) for Kolorkist Cleaning Incorporated on a Corporate Package. An SEM/SEO Corporate Package includes 2 days of SEM/SEO Services that consist of; review building, link building, article writing and submission, social networking.   Kolorkist Cleaning is a modest company based in San Antonio, Texas providing tile, grout and carpet cleaning services to residential and commercial entities….

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Google to Rank Tweets

Posted in Blog, Google | Tagged , , , | January 14, 2010 | Leave a comment
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In the latter part of 2009 both Google and Microsoft struck deals with Twitter almost simultaneously. This gave both search engines the ability to have real-time results for search queries. Microsoft hit the ground running with the deal and immediately released their version of real-time search also announcing that users with more followers will have their tweets ranked higher and those who essentially retweet will have those tweets ranked lower. Google, on the other hand, took its time to release its version of real-time search.

Search Wars: The Fight for Exclusive Indexing

Posted in Blog | Tagged , , | December 1, 2009 | Leave a comment
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There has been a lot of talk lately about Rupert Murdoch’s move to remove News Corp publications from the Google index. Much of the online community is calling him a crazed fool, but what if he is on to something and paving the way for others to follow suit on way or another. In fact, for one of his publications, the Wall Street Journal, striking an exclusive search deal with Bing would not be a bad idea. According to Compete.com, WSJ.com receives the majority of its traffic from Bing already, roughly 18.75 percent, and another 6.3 percent from Yahoo which…

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