Check to see if your blog is cached by typing this in
Google: cache:http://sitename.com/ (insert your blog address for "sitename.com").
If your search did not find any documents, your blog is not cached.
Some suggestions on getting your blog cached:
1. Submit your site to Google by completing the Add URL Form at www.google.com/addurl.html.
2. Acquire links to your blog, submit your blog to directories and posts on other blogs and add a link to your blog.
3.Submit your blog to quality directories. You can also visit http://www.avivadirectory.com/strongest-directories/ and look for all the free submission directories.
Thursday, November 15, 2007
How to get Your Blog Cached by Google
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Tuesday, November 13, 2007
EEE PC - Asus

The ASUS EEE PC is a series of ultra-portable laptops designed by Intel and Asus TeK aimed users with the most comprehensive internet application. ASUS bannered it Eee PC :Easy to Learn, Easy to Work, Easy to Experience.
EEE Pc is easy to use, it has a rapid start-up time, always ready to get into action. It is always connected with built-in WIFI for users on the go. It empower users to share photo and videos instantly without waiting till one gets home. You can enjoy music and videos live. At 7" and weighs only 0.92 kg, you can take it anywhere and experience like never before
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Sunday, November 11, 2007
iGoogle
Sign in to iGoogle and... 
Indulge your creativity: Select a visual theme to decorate your homepage and drag and drop individual sections to rearrange the page however you'd like
Focus on your interests: Pick and choose from thousands of Google Gadgets to add games, news, pictures, weather and more to your homepage, all for free
Change your mind: Switch back and forth between your iGoogle page and Google's "Classic Homepage" through the link in the upper right-hand corner
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Wednesday, October 10, 2007
Google launches video ad program using YouTube
Google on Tuesday set out to profit from its $1.65-billion purchase of YouTube by letting websites use advertising-laced videos and then share in the revenues.
Google's "video units" program enables publishers to embed YouTube videos on their websites using a customized player and then make money from overlay text ads that fade in and out as videos play.
The move is Google's initial foray into squeezing money from YouTube, which it bought last year in a stock deal, and marks the first time the US Internet titan is serving up content along with ads.
"Nowadays, website publishers realize that getting people to visit your website is only half of the equation," Google product marketing manager Christine Lee wrote in a posting at the company's website.
"Growing your audience is important, but keeping your audience engaged and staying on your site longer is just as important, if not more so."
Ads are matched to video content and revenues are shared with website publishers as well as Google partners that provide video content, according to Lee.
Google said partners providing video content include TV Guide Broadband, Expert Village, Mondo Media, lonelygirl15, Extreme Elements, and Ford Models.
Video units are available in the US for English language websites but the program will be expanded in coming months, according to Google.
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