If you are a serious webmaster trying to rank as high as possible in search results, hence converting search traffic into revenue for your website, then you probably are already using Keyword Spy or a similar SEO product. If you are not using anything like this and yet running AdWord campaigns, then I am not surprised if you are not seeing the desired results.

My uncle told me that he is not able to convert from his AdWords campaigns and when I consulted a friend about this, he told me that if my uncle is buying AdWords as he likes without doing any analysis of his competitors and their keywords, my uncle is just wasting money in his ad campaigns.

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Upon receiving a protest note from a user of Google’s Android Market, Google took steps to remove applications that are pro-Hitler, usually just themes. While Apple actively search for apps that may offend or obscene or generally violates the terms of use of Apple’s App Store, Google does not and everyone knows it.

Google, however, stated in their Terms of User Agreement that they have the right to remove whatever application already in the market, if the application violates the policy of the store, and this would include apps of adult nature, apps that incite hatred, apps that offend certain segments of people, apps that violate the law, apps that violate the IP rights of a third party, and especially apps that contain malware or spyware.

Gmail received a slight tweak to its design yesterday, particularly to the Contacts page. We also now have links to Mail, Contacts and Tasks at the top of the sidebar, above a prominent Compose mail button.

While everyone is saying how much easier it is to use this new layout now and the new Contacts page, it will take me a while to get used to the new placement of the links. I’m not saying that it’s difficult to use but after years of finding something in a particular spot on the page and it’s no longer there, or has been replaced by something else, I now have to do a quick double take composing or access my list of contacts.

Of course, Gmail developers are raving about the ease of use of the new Gmail redesign, especially Contacts and it may be so, but really, I hate to have my stuff moved about, just like how a visually impaired person hates to have his furniture moved. LOL