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Seo Master present to you: Web developers face many limitations when trying to develop web applications that match the functionality of desktop applications. Many people are working on removing these limitations and helping make the open web an even more powerful platform. Browsers have recently focused on and significantly improved JavaScript performance, and new HTML5 and related APIs are currently being formulated and implemented, giving developers even more capabilities. Through efforts like O3D, Chromium, and Native Client, we want to contribute our technology and web development expertise to developing and promoting open web standards that will ultimately help developers build better apps and make their users happy.

Here are some of the developers who'll be at Google I/O (only 19 days away) and speaking or demoing their products built on open web technologies:
  • Browser Perspectives: An Open Discussion
    Web developers are asking more from today's browsers — more speed, more functionality, and a greater ability to build web applications that make users happy. To talk about how browser development happens with respect to new standards, such as what influences decisions around which new APIs to implement first and how to implement new features in the face of still-changing standards proposals, we have a panel with representatives from Google, Microsoft, Mozilla, and Opera. The discussion will be moderated by Mike Schroepfer, VP of Engineering at Facebook.

  • Bespin Project (Mozilla Labs)
    Bespin is a Mozilla Labs experiment that proposes an open, extensible web-based framework for code editing that also promotes the use of open standards. The Bespin web code editor is built on HTML5 technology. Dion Almaer and Ben Galbraith will be leading a session, Bespin and the Open Web, where they talk about their experiences.

  • Opera Software
    Opera is actively involved in contributing and deploying open web technologies. Specifically, they are currently helping specify GeoLocation, HTML 5, CSS 3, cross-device widgets and SVG, amongst others, and dev.opera.comshowcases techniques and technologies to developers. The Opera Dragonfly developer tools are built using the latest Web technologies. Charles McCathieNevile will be one of the speakers on the Browser Perspectives talk.

  • Yahoo! Pipes
    Pipes lets users remix popular feed types and create data mashups using a visual editor. This visual editor allows you to drag pre-configured modules onto its canvas and wire them together. Pipes use the HTML5 <canvas> tag extensively in the Pipes Editor and Pipe thumbnails.

  • Large Animal Games
    Large Animal Games has developed over 75 games for a variety of platforms, many of which are fully integrated with OpenSocial. They've developed a cross-network game platform called Toga which enables the simultaneous deployment of games across multiple social networks, including those that support OpenSocial. They're also in the process of developing a game using O3D that will ultimately be integrated with social networks via Toga.

  • Crazy Pixel Productions
    Crazy Pixel Productions is a full service 3D animation and game development studio that specializes in top notch art and incredibly immersive worlds. Crazy Pixel has worked on producing art for the O3D Beach demo and is now developing a new game based on O3D.
You can also take a look at our sessions page for a full list of sessions. In particular, sessions under the "Client" track focus on making changes in client products such as browsers to empower the open web platform, implementing HTML5 and related APIs, discussions around 3D and native code, and more. The Sandbox will include engineers of Google product teams that are deploying open web technologies, like the Gmail for mobile HTML5 app, Native Client, Chrome extensions, and O3D.

Google I/O is only 19 days from now - to sign up, go to code.google.com/io!

*Keep up with the latest I/O updates: @googleio.

2013, By: Seo Master
Seo Master present to you:
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SenukeXCr Version 3.0.91 Release, Released : Sunday/March/2013
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Fixed success rates for forum, wiki, bookmarking and social network.
Plus the usual site fixes/changes/additions
Based off changeset #5265

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2013, By: Seo Master
Seo Master present to you:

 Video SEO is the process of making videos on your site accessible and readable by the search engine spiders. This has become more important due to universal search in Google which display videos on their search results. Due to the limitation of text for the search engine spiders to figure out what your video is about they have to rely on the title and alt attributes that are in your video as well as citations from external sites. You could also optimize this by using your Webmaster tools and tell Google what your videos are all about. hope this helps.

These 5 basic tips for video SEO are a good starting point for marketers looking to improve the “searchability” of their videos.

1. Optimize with keywords.Just like any type of text-based content, video SEO involves optimizing with target relevant keywords — both for search engines and for user experience. Use keywords in: File name Title Tags URL Link text Beyond that, include a paragraph of optimized text that provides a brief description of the video. Again, the benefits are twofold: You’ll improve the user experience and your search rankings.

2. Distribute videos on video-sharing sites.In addition to posting videos on your own site, video-sharing sites are effective tools for gaining visibility and additional links. Remember these few points to maximize results: Don’t forget that videos hosted on YouTube and other video-sharing sites should be optimized for keywords YouTube channel pages — and those of other video-sharing sites — should be optimized, as well Use a video distribution service like TubeMogul to deploy your videos to the top sharing sites

3. Implement a linking strategy.Video is judged by the same linking standards as all other forms of digital content. So building both internal and external links is crucial for video SEO. Ideas for a linking strategy include: Cross-linking to other videos Linking to videos from relevant web pages Linking to videos in blog postsTweeting the video Linking to videos from social media pages Bookmarking the video

4. Encourage viewers to share your videos.First thing is first — if you want users to share your videos, you must create content worth sharing. If your video isn’t interesting, relevant, entertaining or informative, users aren’t likely to share it, let alone view it. From there: Allow and encourage users to comment on the video Make it easy for users to share your video on You Tube, Twitter, Facebook and MySpaceOffer video content in multiple formats so users can choose the one that best suited to their platform and connectivity speed

5. Re-purpose your videos.As with text content, the more optimized video, the better. Get creative in order to re-purpose videos across the web: Embed videos in blog posts Break up long videos and create multiple shorter ones Use transcriptions of videos to create blog posts or content for web pages Take screen shots from videos and post them to Flickr and other image-sharing sites Turn offline content, such as training videos or videos of a conference keynote speech, into optimized digital assets for your website 
2013, By: Seo Master
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