How does Google handle ligatures, soft-hyphens, interpuncts and hyphenation points? In general, is it ok to be typographically correct or does this impose problems?
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Q/A with Matt Cutts – How does Google handle special characters?
Posted by Naqi Khan on November 18th, 2010
Posted in Search Engine Optimization 
Tags: google, matt cutts, search engine, special characters 
No Comments »Q/A with Matt Cutts – How can I get my business to become known online?
Posted by Naqi Khan on November 18th, 2010
What do you suggest for new website owners who are starting their business online? Why other webmasters link to that new website? Why someone link to new business who has no brand at all? And also links are important for him to improve his online presence.
Posted in Search Engine Optimization Tags: business, google, matt cutts, QA, search engine optimization, SEO No Comments »Google Instant Preview
Posted by Naqi Khan on November 18th, 2010
Google Instant Preview is another major enhancement by Google. This new feature show you a visual preview of your search results which will make searching the Internet quicker and easier than ever! Enable instant preview by clicking on the magnifying glass in the search result to see the preview of the web page. Like if [...]
Web 2.0 Summit November 15-17 in San Francisco
Posted by Naqi Khan on November 15th, 2010
About Web 2.0 Summit About Web 2.0 Summit is the only place, once a year, where leaders of the Internet Economy gather to debate and determine business strategy. Join the leadership of this extraordinary industry this November 15-17 in San Francisco. Speakers: Nikesh Arora (Google) Point of Control: Consumer Platforms Jim Balsillie (Research In Motion) [...]
Posted in Events Tags: AT&T, Carol Bartz, Charlie Cheever, Christopher Bishko, Cisco, CNBC, conferences, event, google, HP, Jim Balsillie, John Donovan, Julia Boorstin, Leila Chirayath Janah, Nikesh Arora, Omidyar Network, Quora, Research In Motion, Ron Conway, Samasource, San Francisco, social media, SV Angel, Todd Bradley, Web 2.0 Summit, Wim Elfrink, yahoo No Comments »
