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This Algae Battery Could Power A Tesla With 200X The Charge

May 31, 2014 / / 0 Comments

In a small lab, near a lake at the edge of West Berkeley, sits the prototype of what could revolutionize battery power as we know it. The secret to this power? Algae. OK, just hang with me here. Lots of research has already been done on algae’s possible power capabilities. Prototype creator Adam Freeman says this new kind of battery, the one he’s working on, could power even a Tesla. And he says it could do it 200X greater than the current lithium-based battery used today. He’s created a research company called alGAS that aims to prove just that. Freeman says the algae battery also charges faster and lasts longer than current ion batteries used in, say, your cell phone, iPad or a …

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This Algae Battery Could Power A Tesla With 200X The Charge

Get Your WordPress Site Reviewed by Team Yoast

May 26, 2014 / / 0 Comments

If you are using WordPress, I’m sure you have already come across WordPress SEO plugin by Yoast, the most popular SEO plugin for WordPress with 10,499,462 downloads so far and counting. Now, team Yoast is offering custom website review services, they check each and every element of your site depending on the package you select and make sure that your website is up to the mark to compete with the best of your competitors. Whether you’re a publisher, run an e-commerce site or have a service portal, we can help. We check your website on hundreds of points. We’ll then give you actionable feedback on your website and help you prioritize what changes to make first. The team behind Yaost knows their job as …

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Get Your WordPress Site Reviewd by Team Yoast

SEO for Dummies: Learn SEO in 10 Simple Steps

May 26, 2014 / / 0 Comments

If you are anything like most people, SEO can seem like the unwanted elephant in the room. You know your business needs to deal with it, but you don’t want to be the one responsible for this task. When most people think SEO, they assume difficult, complex, and time consuming, but it doesn’t have to be any of those things. In fact, you can learn SEO in 10 simple steps. All you need to do is lean in, listen, and apply the information you are given. While no two businesses operate the same, SEO is flexible enough to accommodate any need, desire, or shortcoming. Remove the elephant in the room and take your business to the next level! Step 1: Setup During the initial setup stage, you …

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SEO for Dummies: Learn SEO in 10 Simple Steps

eBay Just Lost 80% of its Organic Rankings: Here’s Why

May 26, 2014 / / 0 Comments

Poor eBay – They’re having a pretty bad day. Thanks to Google’s roll-out of Panda 4.0 and the Payday Loan 2.0 update, eBay is suffering a massive loss in organic traffic and rankings. Adding insult to injury, they had to ask all users to change their passwords after a database hack. Matt Cutts kicked off the SEO hysteria yesterday as he often does, with a tweet: First released in 2011, Panda is a component of the organic search ranking algorithm designed to weed out low-quality sites, or those with “thin content.” In its initial release, Panda affected approximately 12% of all search queries by March 2013, Google had refreshed Panda 25 times, making it a constant source of aggravation in SEO circles. This update is particularly worrisome …

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eBay Just Lost 80% of its Organic Rankings: Here’s Why

How Google’s Panda Filter Negatively Impacted Ask.com, eBay & Google Backed RetailMeNot.com

May 26, 2014 / / 0 Comments

On Tuesday, Google released a rewrite to their Panda filter algorithm and both large and small sites took notice. Some sites gained in traffic and some sites dove in traffic, we have the Winners & Losers chart for Panda 4.0 already published. But as of this morning, Searchmetrics has updated their weekly US charts, showing the real impact for the top sites that lost traffic. In our previous reports, Searchmetrics told us that Ask.com was hurt most, losing about 75% or more of their search visibility (not traffic) from Google. It seems like eBay and Google’s venture-backed RetailMeNot also lost a tremendous amount of search visibility, about 50% of their Google impressions. Before I share the charts with you, RetailMeNot.com has issued a statement …

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How Google’s Panda Filter Negatively Impacted Ask.com, eBay & Google Backed RetailMeNot.com

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