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Tags: evolution, gmail, google
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Recently Gmail blog post about the evolution of their Chat feature that build in within their webmail, based on their post they keep improving Gmail Chat feature based on feedback from the user. You can check out the detail about Gmail Chat Evolution here.
So, what so you think the next Gmail Chat will look like? It will be excellent if they can connect to yahoo and MSN accounts so I only need to access Gmail to chat with all my friends that don’t have Google account.
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Filed under Islam, Personal Development by Andika Kusuma | 7 comments
Tags: gmail, google, loading
Recently Wiltse Carpenter from Tech Lead, Gmail Performance wrote about the code prosess of how the loading prosess on Gmail getting faster than before, I haven’t log in into Gmail since last month, as I use my thunderbird to get my email from Google, so when I get on to Gmail today, and I notice something different, now they have a loading bar on the top left browser and an option to load Gmail on Basic HTMl (if they have slow connection) on the bottom right of the page. The loading also getting faster as mentioned, usually I have to wait for couple minutes with boring blank white page. Good Job Gmail! If you Like The News post, Subscribes Here
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Filed under Internet by Andika Kusuma | 5 comments
Tags: google, keyword, ppc, pricing

Recently Hal Varian, Google Chief Economist, explain in Google Blog of how the search engine define the process of keyword pricing, heres the excerpt of 5 (Five) Step of Pricing Process
- Each advertiser enters a list of keywords, ads, and bids.
- When a user enters a query, Google compiles a list of all the ads whose keywords match that query.
- The list of ads is then ordered based on the bids and the Ad Quality Scores, which measure the relevance of the ad to the user.
- The highest ranked ad is displayed in the most prominent position, the second highest ranked ad gets the second most prominent position, and so on.
- If the user clicks on an ad, the advertiser is charged a price that depends on the bid and Quality Score of the advertiser below it. The price charged is the minimum necessary to retain the advertiser’s position in the list.
This process is really important to learn if you serious on PPC advertising, so make sure you aim for low pricing keyword, or high on price but worth it.
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Filed under Internet, Software by Andika Kusuma | 2 comments
Tags: google, Google Calendar, Outlook, Sync
Google just update the Calendar Sync, so we can view and update from our desktop application (outlook). Last time I use Vista Calendar application to synchronize with Google calendar and its only 1 way-sync which only grab the schedule from Google calendar to Vista Calendar. If we can use 2 way synchronization between offline application and Online Google calendar, it Gonna become the best Calendar Organizer and Google listen to our Feedback. Great Job guys
To download Google Calendar Sync 0.9.3.2 , you can download it here.
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Filed under Tips And Tricks by Andika Kusuma | 4 comments
Tags: google, online brand, Professional Image

I found some good tips on U.S. News & World Report’s Web site for the eight best ways to buff your professional image. So, put on your PR hat and take notes. Here’s the synopsis:
1. Google yourself. You should Google your name to see what others will see if they do the same.
2. Choose the right professional name. If you have a common name, like John Smith, you can start differentiating yourself by adding a middle initial every time you refer to yourself online. My name was pretty rare in English World so I still use 2 word name Andika Kusuma.
3. Use credentials consistently. Be sure to add all MCSEs and CCNAs to your résumé, bio, business card, and so on, and do so consistently.
4. Create public profiles. Youcan use the social bookmarking like friendter and facebook for you personal branding
5. Build a Web site. You can make a blog in blogspot or wordpress or with your own domain, This is a good idea if you do a lot of public speaking or technical writing.
6. Create links. Links is important for online networking. Search Engine can list your site higher if you have many links that link to your website.
7. Become an expert. Gunn recommends that you start your own blog or contribute to others. I was feeling kind of ahead of the game until she added this part: “Be insightful and thought provoking (without burning bridges). Be smart, and keep within the bounds of good taste.” (I think that ship may already have sailed for me.)
8. Push the bad stuff out of sight. Yes this is the most important one…. You hirer don’t want to see you in bad shape.
Think of yourself as your own PR staff. If you have a lot of career accomplishments under your belt, now is the time to make sure the word gets out.
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Filed under Internet, Tips And Tricks by Andika Kusuma | 2 comments
Tags: archive, email, gmail, google, tips
Do you have Gmail Account? if yes, then you may need to Archive only….. not delete.
WHY? Google explain it why you must archive it here.
Actually I almost never visit gmail at home because I download all my email to my computer, and I use Gmail as my email based (I redirect all my email from yahoo, hotmail and other to gmail) its easier to manage when you have it all in one account and filter it using your email client.
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Filed under SEO by Andika Kusuma | 0 comments
Tags: adwords, changes, google, policy, url

Google adwords getting strict now, they change their policy about the URLs, Display URL and Landing page URL have to be same domain name see example below;
Tracking URLs
Your ads will be approved if the URL of your landing page domain matches that of your Display URL domain.
For example, the following would be acceptable:
- Display URL: www.google.com/adwords
- Destination URL: www.trackingurl.com/google123
- Landing page URL: www.google.com
However, this example would be unacceptable:
- Display URL: www.google.com/adwords
- Destination URL: www.trackingurl.com/google123
- Landing page URL: www.trackingurl.com
Sub-Domains
The use of sub-domains and additional text within the display will continue to be acceptable, provided the top-level domain matches the URL of your landing page.
For example, the Display URLs below would be acceptable for the landing page URL of http://sub.google.com/miscellaneous, as the top-level domains match:
- sub.google.com
- google.com/extratext
- www.google.com/extratext
This changes will become a challenges for Internet Marketer to advertise their affiliate or their product through Adword advertising.
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Filed under Internet by Andika Kusuma | 2 comments
Tags: adsense, google, referral
Google Adsense team have decide couple things about their referral program below;
1. You will have the option to add a referral unit for AdSense within your account when you target any referral unit to Japan and/or any countries in North America and Latin America.
2. Google Pack referral will reduce the payment from $2 to $1. Starting the third week of February. This change will apply to all referrals for Google Pack and is independent of user location or publisher location.
3. Firefox referral for users in China will be reduce during the third week of February. This specific referral payment change will only affect installations from users in China.
This 3 main changes happen in Adsense, what do you think about this changes? I think its quite reasonable
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