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Web Pro News Headlines

• Is Censoring Craigslist the Right Way to Go? September 8, 2010
  Update: The EFF has weighed in on the topic, talking about what the censoring means for free speech. Original Article: As you may have read by now, Craigslist has censored its "adult services" section. This appears to stem from a combination of pressure from numerous state attorneys general and negative media exposure. The issue at hand:  prostitut […]
• Consumers Want Brands To Interact With Facebook And Twitter September 8, 2010
  Email, Facebook and Twitter may compete with each other for their share of marketing budgets, but consumers expect brands to interact with all three channels according to a new report by ExactTarget. “Consumers don’t isolate their communications to email, Facebook or Twitter and expect brands to communicate consistently across the channels,” said Jeff Rohrs, […]
• Breaking: "Google Instant" Introduced September 8, 2010
  Update: The event has started. Marissa Mayer says, "In the past few months, Google has crossed one billion users each week." Caffeine makes index 50% faster, she says.  She talks about Caffeine, real-time search, spelling corrections, enhancements to questions and answers, Google Squared (part of core web search now), stars in search, and the recen […]
• NPR Launches Local Online News Sites September 8, 2010
  National Public Radio, in collaboration with 12 NPR member stations, has launched a dozen topic focused news sites today, debuting its Argo Network, an online journalism venture created to produce in-depth local coverage. Topics that will be covered include global health, climate change, gentrification, public safety, education, politics, military, immigrati […]
• RIM Reportedly Acquires DataViz Assets September 8, 2010
  BlackBerry maker Research in Motion (RIM) has reportedly acquired most of the DataViz team. CrackBerry.com broke the news, which was confirmed by John Paczkowski at Digital Daily. DataViz is known for developing Documents to Go. "News of the acquisition follows DataViz's cancellation of development for Docs To Go for webOS last Friday," says P […]

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• Are you attending the Internet Retailers conference in Chicago June8, 9, and 10? June 7, 2010
  If you are attending the show, please stop by and see us at booth 564. I will be down in Chicago with the few of our team members over the next few days meeting with clients and partners. So, if you are in the area and would like to talk about conversion optimization make sure [...] […]
• Interview with WebProNews March 23, 2010
  I had a quick interview with WebProNews during smx  west. The video is available on ustream.tv and titled: Khalid Saleh, President of Invesp, talks with WebProNews © 2006-20010 Invesp […]
• 25 Google Website Optimizer Tips for Better Product Pages March 16, 2010
  In case you have missed it, I published a guest post on the Google website optimizer blog titled ​25 Google Website Optimizer Tips for Better Product Pages. If you are a regular reader of the Invesp blog, you know that we focus on ecommerce conversion rate optimization. While I find conversion optimization generally challenging, [...] […]
• 2009 – How did the recession impact your company? January 27, 2010
  During the last two weeks we analyzed our 2009 projects to assess the average improvements in conversion rates and increases in revenue our team helped clients achieve.  Before we get to the numbers, we wanted to reiterate that 2009 was one of the most challenging years for our clients.  Our projects for clients were [...] […]
• 6 Household Brands That Got The Taste of Social Media Backlash January 26, 2010
  Social media has exploded as an industry and changed the way businesses interact with their customers. Twitter, Facebook, and MySpace are drawing millions of people into active participation—and when you find millions of engaged people, you’ll find plenty of businesses trying to convince them to part with their money. For all the altruistic talk of [...] […]

Google Webmaster Central Blog

• Google Instant: Impact on Search queries September 8, 2010
  Webmaster Level: AllWebmasters, you may notice some changes in you Search queries data due to the launch of Google Instant. With Google Instant, the page updates dynamically to show results for the top completion of what the user has typed, so this means people could be seeing and visiting your website much faster than before, and often without clicking the […]
• New ways to view Webmaster Tools messages September 3, 2010
  Webmaster Level: AllNow there’s a new way to see just the messages for a specific site. A new Messages feature will appear on all site pages. The feature is just like the Message Center on the home page, except it‘ll show only messages for the currently selected site. This gives you more freedom to choose how you want to view your messages: either for all yo […]
• Rich snippets: testing tool improvements, breadcrumbs, and events September 2, 2010
  Webmaster Level: AllSince the initial roll-out of rich snippets in 2009, webmasters have shown a great deal of interest in adding markup to their web pages to improve their listings in search results. When webmasters add markup using microdata, microformats, or RDFa, Google is able to understand the content on web pages and show search result snippets that b […]
• Google now indexes SVG September 1, 2010
  Webmaster Level: AllYou can now use Google search to find SVG documents. SVG is an open, XML-based format for vector graphics with support for interactive elements. We’re big fans of open standards, and our mission is to organize the world’s information, so indexing SVG is a natural step.We index SVG content whether it is in a standalone file or embedded dir […]
• Showing more results from a domain August 20, 2010
  Webmaster Level: AllToday we’ve launched a change to our ranking algorithm that will make it much easier for users to find a large number of results from a single site. For queries that indicate a strong user interest in a particular domain, like [exhibitions at amnh], we’ll now show more results from the relevant site:Prior to today’s change, only two resul […]