Search result for the keyword “drupal” with Google Co-Op enabled using the subscribed link example for the technology weblog http://weblog.cemper.com enabled.

The above green box links with the free premium result directly to the Good reasons for drupal #2 weblog post

Subscribe to My Google Co-Op Profile for testing this.

Google Co-Op is one of the latest products released by google in the last weeks.

By implementing a strong social, community based search enhancement approach to deliver vertical search results this will change the search landscape a bit more yet again.

Google Co-Op is a feature that allows YOU to bring your products, service and web sites to the premium spots where TOP Google adwords are booked usually…

sort of getting in front of million users for free… SORT OF…

All this is bound to a few implications and restrictions that I will explain a bit more in detail now…

including some samples on HOW EXACTLY to get to the top

You can test this very easy right now by

1. clicking to the Google Co-Op Profile I created for myself
2. then subscribing to it (you can reverse that a second later if you wish
3. then searching for Drupal in Google

do you see it?!? read on…

I wanted to congratulate you on switching your blog over from MT to Drupal. I am intrested to hear about how the switch went from one platform to another and what tools drupal had in place to make that happen.

Marketingfan goes Drupal… the stoneage MT installation was completely migrated to Drupal…

Read about why and how…

Ether is a new pay-per-phone service that allows bloggers and other experts in field to sell their phone-calls via a free phone number provided to clients.

trapped for illegal adsense clicks – and google adsense publisher communication still suboptimal!

Getting into the top 5 of Google for major competitive keywords (34 millions) for $200 once and $20 per month

Google Trends is a great new tool from Google labs to display the search volume trends grouped by

• Cities
• Regions
• Lanugages

amazing new tool… see this example for comparing search volume on Google for gaming and dancing search trends

Jakob Nielsen says: community sites still face many of the same problems as in 1997…

Partying in Vienna and Frank’s europe based event calendar