Google has announced a new Panda refresh on 24th Jan 2013 which we can name as v24 i guess. This 24th update has impacted 1.2% of English queries according to Google. Looking at trends it seems like Google is now rolling out Panda updates in every 3-4 weeks or so, which i think is going to be more frequent in coming days.
Just like CPM, RPM is an abbreviated term too. RPM represents the earning (estimated earnings) you will get for every 1000 impression. Both CPM and RPM is similar but CPM is usually measured by advertiser and RPM by publisher. Where CPM is the cost of ads for 1000 ad impression to advertiser, RPM is the revenue for publisher from 1000 impressions.
CPM is an abbreviated term which is used in online advertising world which stands for “Cost Per Impressions”. It refers that an advertiser will pay when his ads receive 1,000 impression or we can say that it defines a cost which an advertiser has to pay for each 1000 impression of his advertisement campaign (usually banner ads).
Here is the list of Official Google Pages on Facebook. Some are them are really new to me like Google India Engineering, Google Venture etc, didn’t know that they existed before i found this link. I hope you will find this post share worthy, or may be i’m being too excited?
As we know that Google allows us to set geographic target of domain (gTLDs) via Google Webmaster Console. This little handy feature let you target your website in specific country. If you own a gTLDs (Generic Top Level Domain) and want to target user of a particular geographic location you should inform this to Google from your webmaster tool console. Given below are the gTLDs which can be geo-targeted in Webmaster Tools.
Annoying and Frustrating, I guess these two words sums up everything about Not Set and Not Provided Data in Google Analytics, which webmaster experiences every day. I’m pretty sure other SEOs can relate that this is one of the worst kind of data in Google Analytic and it is indeed frustrating to extract information.