As we all know that Google and Yahoo ad Deal was delayed last month, Looks like an end of the Google – Yahoo advertising era, Google officially announced about Ending of there agreement with Yahoo!!
Looks like google and yahoo was not happy with the government’s involvement in reviewing the agreement. Also, some advertisers were having problems with this deal. Instead of pursuing a legal battle, Google and Yahoo decided to part ways, which is unfortunate for those who really wanted this to happen.
Google Cache Blog announced release of there new tool called GLYNC, This tool will help you in getting the historical data of links you have accrued over time using Google Webmaster Tool.
Right now the tool is available with 2 versions:
Basic Version 1.0b – This is basically a free basic version that anyone can use indefinitely. However, The basic version will only be able to track Google Webmaster Tools’ external links across your whole site for past 30 days. You can Install the basic version here.
Pro Version 1.0b – With the help of this version you can enjoy tracking for 90 days, Including Google Webmaster Tools and Yahoo External Links for all listed subpages. Also this tool have additional feature for checking PageRank for all on-site listed pages as well as all listed external-links. This is available for just $5/Month. Click here to Install Pro Version.
Above installations require Mozilla Firefox 2.0 or above.
According to Bloomberg, Yahoo has jumped in its search share in the month of September 2008 while Microsoft has lost some of its share likely to Yahoo and Google in US.
According to the report Yahoo received 20.2% of queries in the month of September, It was reported to be 19.6% in the month of August, while at the same time Microsoft looses there share to 8.5% from 8.9%.
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