Microsoft previewed on Monday a layered, geo-mapping service featuring aerial photographs (taken over cities at a 45-degree angle) and satellite images that it promised for later this year. This service will help MSN compete against some Google maps.
If you have a business which gets visitors to its premises you’ve probably created some kind of map yourself and maybe tried to write some generalised directions, but it can be tricky to get right. Using a simple form on your site you can also offer users a personalised map and directions courtesy of Google Maps.
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gmaptrack allows you to create and place your own information onto Google Maps, and share with others. Real-time GPRS and 3G mobile tracking coming soon!
If you don’t want to create your own ‘Google Sitemaps’. Check out SiteMapsPal, it can generate SiteMaps for you.
Use Google Maps with Yahoo traffic to display traffic in your area. Google’s Better mapping with Yahoo’s Traffic data. Nice use of “Google Maps glue”
This is an excellent resource for sightseeing through Google Sightseeing. Google Maps just updated with high res aerial photography from a bunch of places around the world including London, Paris, Kuwait City, and more. This is very cool.
Leave it to Google to raise the bar on themselves. Google maps just continues to become more and more fantastic. However, almost no one outside of the inside tech community has heard of it. They need to turn up the publicity on this project, maybe giving it a link on the google.com homepage.
This is a multiplayer online game based on Google Maps and (loosely) War of the Worlds. Gang up with other player to kill the tripods while you move around in Google Maps.
Today, perhaps no one has the exact count of the sites on the web. In this scenario, it’s difficult even to imagine locating sites without search engines and directories. Search engines and directories are so powerful that they take only a few seconds to search for sites that match the user input.
I just wish I could find my mind. I lost it somewhere out there… When I google Good Alien, Bad Alien, Monkeys nothing comes up?
Huh? Huh?
While there are many methods out there for building a profitable website, from banner ads to email campaigns, by far the most cost effective over time has proven repeatedly to be search engine positioning
Last I heard, Google ignores keywords and has the majority of the search market. Design content first, then build the keywords from it. So, step one actually should be moved to step 7.
Content is king. Sites exist to be used, not indexed by spiders.
