After 7 month, Google de-ranked my  Easy recipes  website  from page 1   to page 8, for most of my keywords.
I am 100% sure, i didn't do anything different than adding new content on regular basis, and some (very few) link exchange with related websites.
This big change in the search ranking makes me wonder which option is the right one:

1)  For 7 month I ranked in a position I did not deserve, so google provided low quality results  and failing their goal.
2) I deserve that position  but google screwed it up and they are again failing to reach their goal.
3) Google's algo  idea sux  big time: if you want to rank good  you need natural back-linking, but if you do not rank good, no    one will visit  your site and link it.
   
Free tip:   avoid to release only on search engines for your traffic.

Peace!

 

OK,
after a month vacation in southern California, I'm back in Italy.
Gonna say  I'm not happy about it.
First of all,   I had to wait 1hour and 40 minutes goi get my registered bag.
Great Fiumicino airport,  Thank you. That was all i needed  after 17 hours on planes.
The weather here is just horrible.  32°C with 80% humidity.
Last but not least,  I have to work again.
Why in the hell did I come back?
Geeez!


On the positive note:   I'm engaged now, and started the paper for a K1  visa  (*wink*) .
Hopefully  I'm not staying here in Italy for long.  Yay!!!!
 

Well, this morning i had to go in Rome and visit a client.
It's a 38 miles trip from my house.  It took 1 hour and 48 minutes to go there.
It wasn't peak time because I left my office at 9.30am just to avoid the earky morning mess.  Where in the hell are they going?
Aren't people suppose to be working at 10am?. 
According to the insane traffic, I guess gas price should go from$9/gal  to $25/gal.
Maybe  I can finally visit more than two customers a day  Instead of wasting  6 hours stuck in traffic.
Guido's hint: If you have nothing to do, DO IT at home.
Cheers.

It's more than two weeks that here in Italy we have heat waves from Africa. Temperature is around  95°-100°F  most of the day with very high humidity.
With this climate, the last of my though is to update this blog.
See you when it cool off a bit!
Peace!
Guido

Nokia will pay $410 million for the remaining shares in UK-based Symbian and make its software royalty-free to boost phone sales and respond to new rivals such as Google.

Symbian's software is used in two-thirds of smartphones and 6 percent of all mobile phones.
I personally had only bad experience with Nokia's Phones, and other friends told me the same.
Got N72 for 3 days and brought it back and changed with a Sony. It was completely unusable.

I hope it will not be only a royalty issue but they will work to make it a stable platform.