It has not been a long time since Google has introduced a search queries report in its Webmaster Tool. But, it seems Google has got into the habit of launching new updates every now and then. This time around, it has unveiled a new version of Top Search Query in its Webmaster Tools section based on the feedbacks of its users.
Yesterday, Google’s latest announcement to add more details, charts, data and more search terms in Google Webmaster Tools is something that every website owner always longs to have. Though its interface is more or less similar to that of Google Analytics, it contains some awesome features that are drastically different from it:
Deleting information that bobs up in search result is not as easy as deleting data from a file. However, if you impose restriction on its access or eliminate the information altogether, content will stop showing up when that particular page will be re-indexed by search engines. This is a natural process and therefore, it will take some time. But, if you are running out of your patience or if you want the content to be removed immediately, you have to use the Google’s URL removal tool within your Google Webmaster Tools account to accelerate the process.
Just running an AdWords campaign does not necessarily mean that it will be a big hit at the end of the day. You need to get as much information about ad campaigns, ad groups and keywords as possible to make a better decision. However, collating information pertained to Google PPC was not easy until the release of Search Funnels.
A great news for all the die-hard WordPress users. Wordpress 3 Beta has finally been rolled out. It is not a fully baked product from Wordpress, as it is made clear by the Jane Wells. Therefore, beta testers will have ample opportunities here to explore this weekend.
Wordpress 3.0 was slated to be released later, but it was decided to release it one week earlier so that the users can check out all its features before everything is finalized.
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