Google - Features and Products
List of all Google Services
Google Alerts
- With the help of google alerts you can easily:
- Monitoring a developing news story
- Keeping current on a competitor or industry
- Getting the latest on a celebrity or event
- Keeping tabs on your favorite topics such as sports, business
etc
http://alerts.google.com/
Google Analytics (GA)
GA is basically a web analytical software tool. The big difference
between GA and any other web analytical software tool is that it
is free and that the integration with your account to enable you
to run your account more profitably.
But the biggest drawback of GA is that it cannot capture spider
visits. Knowledge of how a site is being spidered is a vital part
of any campaign developing free listing visibility.
http://analytics.google.com/
Google Answers
Google Answers is a new open forum where Researchers answer questions
for a fee. This site appears to have addressed many of the problems
associated with previous attempts to provide this type of service,
to the benefit of both askers and answerers.
Few advantages associated with it are: payment for answering questions,
very fair treatment of askers and answerers, researchers are vetted
for proficiency.
http://answers.google.com/
Google Base
The goal of Google Base is to collect and organize information and
to expose it to the world, and that includes just about any kind
of information, Google Base allows user to post information which
can range from recipe tips or classified advertisements. Items listed
on Google Base will also appear elsewhere on Google including via
its web index and Froogle comparison shopping site.
This means you no longer need to put up a Web site, at least in
certain circumstances. Just input your list of services, your products,
your art, or the like into Google Base with the appropriate labels
and attributes and your content is available to the world.
Google Base looks rather like a classifieds service but Google Base's
purpose is actually broader: the sharing of content rather than
simply the exchange of goods and services.
http://base.google.com/
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