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3 FireFox Addons That Will Make You LOVE Wikipedia

I have already shared a few nice tools that visualize Wikipedia articles and let you better understand the topic basic structure. I also looked at some awesome Wikipedia tools that will help you discover controversial content and research related topics. This week I am sharing more fun you can have with Wikipedia: 3 experimental FireFox addons that (1) visualize how you browse Wikipedia, (2) graph each Wiki article semantically and (3) show you how much you should trust each article content. 1. Wikipedia

Tags:looked-at-some, love, oliver-cromwell, search-engine, seo, tools, wikipedia, wikipedia-diver

How to Insert Page Security Alerts Into Google Results

With so much important private information we store at our computers and send to our co-workers, secure browsing is very important. For us, search marketers, there is another benefit of seeing online security flags while we browse: this works as an additional help for SEO diagnostics because security flags can easily be the reason of low rankings. So this post lists four tools that insert security report right within Google SERPs for you to see if there are any issues even before clicking through: Website link Notes Download link LinkExtend Aggregated results Download SiteAdvisor Desktop Download MyWot Registration required Download Browser Defender – Download LinkExtend FireFox

Tags:browser, computers, credit-card, Environment, history, seo, supports-google, tools, wikipedia, yahoo

Enrich Your Google Search Results Page with Kikin

I never grow tired of reviewing more and more tools that expand the possibilities of Google search. I already took a look at tools that allow to see Twitter search results within Google SERPs and a few addons that generate relevant results from other sources (like Wikipedia, Youtube and other ). And here’s one more tool that retrieves search results from more sites: Kikin is the FireFox addon that “enriches and personalizes your browsing and search experience by adding results from your preferred social media websites (Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, eBay, etc). Install: Just click “Download”, allow FireFox to show you the pop-up from this site and install the tool. Re-start the browser and you are done. Customize: Go to TOOLS FireFox menus and select “ My kikin “. You’ll be taken to the the kikin website where you will be able to customize your settings. To always see results from sources, select the green button. To only see results when they are relevant to your search, select the yellow button. To never see results from a source, select the red button. Note 1: you will need to allow access to Kikin Facebook application to get the results from Facebook. Note 2: you will also be able to search your Twitter stream if you connect the tool to your Twitter account. Use: Just search for anything that you are interested in and notice a cute box above the Google search results. Click through the tabs to see relevant results from the sources you set up in the options: Warning: The tool won’t work for me when I am using Google toolbar to search. I am not sure why. So if this happens to you, try deleting extra URL parameters in the Google search string appended by the toolbar. Hopefully, this bug will be fixed or clarified. The tool was reviewed under SEJ policy . Check out the SEO Tools guide at Search Engine Journal . Enrich Your Google Search Results Page with

Tags:browser, green, possibilities, results, search-engine, seo, twitter, wikipedia, yellow, youtube

Google Custom Search Turns 3, Rolls Out 3 New Features

With it its 3 years of existence, Google Custom Search now has more than a million users serving many tens of millions of search queries daily. Google  Custom Search is also now among the top two widgets available online, used by not only small business entities but some big content network as well. And to celebrate its third year anniversary, Google has just rolled out three new useful features of its Custom Search engine. Here’s a quick rundown of each of these new Google Custom Search features: Custom Search Themes — you can now select from among a set of layouts and styles to use for your search results pages.  The theme are easily customizable and won’t lock you into the same uniform format. In addition, a compact mobile layout was also introduced that would look great on Android-powered phone, iPhone, Palm Pre and even on an iPod Touch. Structured Custom Search — Google Custom Search results will now render thumbnails and actions. You can now also restrict your search results according to these attributes based on the metadata that you provide . Hence a truly structured results for your Custom Search engine. Wikipedia Custom Search Skin — Google now puts search across all Wikipedia articles hence providing your users with highly contextual search results when searching within Wikipedia. It will also provide users with topical results based on the link they can find on the Wikipedia article that they are currently reading.  Wikipedia Contextual Search is the subject of another blog post at the Google Official Blog . Check out the SEO Tools guide at Search Engine Journal . Google Custom Search Turns 3, Rolls Out 3 New

Tags:among-the-top, Business, custom, custom-search, google-official, network-as-well, search, search engine news, search-engine, search-turns, seo, small-business, tools, wikipedia

Add Cool Features to Google Search with Google Bump

Google Bump is a n awesome Greasemonkey script worth giving a try. It adds some cool functionality to the Google web search: Main features include Multisearch, Image & Video results with a Player, Wikipedia definitions and links, and some clutter cleanup by Most Useful

Tags:flickr, google-bump, greasemonkey, image, image-search, multisearch, remove-sidebar, search, search-engine, search-engines, searches, seo, tools, video, wikipedia
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