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Official Google Webmaster Central Blog: Even more Top Search Queries data

From Google Webmaster Central Blog:

We recently updated the Top Search Queries data to take into account the average top position, we enabled programmatic download and we made sure you could still get all the queries that drive traffic to your site. Well, now it’s time to give you more search queries data!

First, and most important, you can now see up to 90 days of historical data. If you click on the date picker in the top right of Search queries, you can go back three months instead of the previous 35 days.

Send Files to Dropbox, Google Drive, and More From Windows’ Right-Click Menu

From Lifehacker:

If dragging and dropping is just a bit to slow for sending files to your cloud syncing service of choice, this little Windows trick will put it one click away.

This actually works for any folder or app, and we’ve featured how to do it before—but it’s sometimes hard to see when the Send To menu is actually useful. This is one of those cases. To add Dropbox to your Send To menu, just open up Windows Explorer and type this in the navigation bar:

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Theres Finally a New Official Twitter App for iPhone and Android

From Gizmodo:

Twitter just updated its apps for iPhone and Android. That’s great news, because both were getting a bit creaky and were due for a good polish. Here’s what’s new in both apps:

The biggest change is that the Discover pane, which is sort of a waste right now, has been upgraded to add a new Activity stream. Here’s how Twitter explains it:

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How to move your content to a new location

From the Google Webmaster Central Blog:

While maintaining a website, webmasters may decide to move the whole website or parts of it to a new location. For example, you might move content from a subdirectory to a subdomain, or to a completely new domain. Changing the location of your content can involve a bit of effort, but it’s worth doing it properly.

To help search engines understand your new site structure better and make your site more user-friendly, make sure to follow these guidelines:

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Official Google Webmaster Central Blog: Another step to reward high-quality sites

From the Google Webmaster Central blog:

Google has said before that search engine optimization, or SEO, can be positive and constructive—and we’re not the only ones. Effective search engine optimization can make a site more crawlable and make individual pages more accessible and easier to find. Search engine optimization includes things as simple as keyword research to ensure that the right words are on the page, not just industry jargon that normal people will never type.
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