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Google’s Writely and Spreadsheet program are combined! You can bring exisiting documents together into one roof for both programs. Why is this entry in a search blog? Because you can also export pages as HTML or to your blog. Where this is Google creating the HTML, we would hope the results are search friendly….and of course blogging is a good thing as well. Give it a try. It might be addicting.

Welcome to Google Docs & Spreadsheets

Love the Google Toolbar? Well, love it even more. Now you can add buttons further extending the services and features of the popular toolbar. View the gallery to see the current offerings. Google Toolbar Button Gallery

Here’s another one of those “why didn’t I think of it” things. A service where people pay to talk to you. Great for consultants and advice professionals. Also for kooks and weirdo. Ether: Sell Therapy, Counseling, Tax Advice, Computer Help, and More – Sell what you say

Thank you Google. As we all get older, we realize that large print on the Internet would be a great thing. Her’s Google addressing the older geek set. Accessible Search FAQ

Thank you Google! Now checking for click fraud is much easier with Google’s new click fraud tool. Google AdWords Help Center: What’s an invalid clicks report? How do I run one?

Sourceforge has a new competitor – Google. (So who isn’t Google competing with?) Called Google Code, this is another repository of Open Source and Commercial projects. View your new alternative code source at Google Code – Project Hosting.

A smart RSS search tool. Cool! Too many times searching blogs brings up a lot of “stupid data”. I don’t care about how many ceiling tiles Joe has in his room, give me what I’m seeking. Read more on the Ask blog. The Ask.com Blog: Introducing RSS Smart Answers

If you’ve logged into your Google AdSense account today, you no doubt noticed a new tab called “Site Diagnostics”. This tool will show you URLs that Google was not able to crawl and other statistic on page crawl. If Google can’t crawl a page, perhaps you have something needing fixing (or you did it on purpose). Google AdSense

We do provide ranking reports for our customers that show how you are performing on the search engines. While that’s a great monitoring tool, nothing is more important than watching your server log file reports (e.g. Urchin). Here’s an article that explains why and what to look for. Are You Measuring Visitor Engagement and Behavior?

Want to target US Hispanics for your web site? Here are some excellent articles to get you started….Search Landscape: US Hispanics.