by Michael Miller (Author)
Do you want to learn and ultimately master Google's web and software tools beyond what information can find through their help files? Well Googlepedia shows both casual end-users and professional web developers how to get the most out of the Google search site and Google's powerful tools. For web searchers, Googlepedia describes how Google indexes web pages and ranks search results, and provides step-by-step instructions on conducting both basic and advanced queries. All types of searches are presented, including searches of specific government and university web sites. Finally, webmasters and website developers learn how to submit their pages to Google for indexing, increase their search rankings, incorporate Google searches on their Web sites, and use Google's Adsense service to make money from any sized website. For all web users, Googlepedia shows how to use and master Google's web-based and software-based tools. Readers learn how to enhance their PC's operation with the Google Pack and Google Toolbar; map destinations, get driving directions, and find nearby businesses with Google Maps and Google Earth; find the best online bargains with Froogle; instant message other users with Google Talk; view web pages in other languages with Google Translate; create their own blogs with Blogger; use Google on their mobile phones; and much, much more.
Format: Paperback
Pages: 816
Edition: 1
Publisher: QUE
Published: 11 Jul 2006
ISBN 10: 078973639X
ISBN 13: 9780789736390
Book Overview: Do you want to learn and ultimately master Google's web and software tools beyond what information can find through their help files? Well Googlepedia shows both casual end-users and professional web developers how to get the most out of the Google search site and Google's powerful tools. For web searchers, Googlepedia describes how Google indexes web pages and ranks search results, and provides step-by-step instructions on conducting both basic and advanced queries. All types of searches are presented, including searches of specific government and university web sites. Finally, webmasters and website developers learn how to submit their pages to Google for indexing, increase their search rankings, incorporate Google searches on their Web sites, and use Google's Adsense service to make money from any sized website. For all web users, Googlepedia shows how to use and master Google's web-based and software-based tools. Readers learn how to enhance their PC's operation with the Google Pack and Google Toolbar; map destinations, get driving directions, and find nearby businesses with Google Maps and Google Earth; find the best online bargains with Froogle; instant message other users with Google Talk; view web pages in other languages with Google Translate; create their own blogs with Blogger; use Google on their mobile phones; and much, much more.
Google is much more than a search engine, but most people don't know how to access the other features. This is a big, big book and it will show you the ropes. Get high altitude photos of almost any urban area and have Google label the roads. Have Google show the names and locations of the restaurants. Add driving directions. Read and respond to blogs; create your own blog. And on into the night.
- Bob and Joy Schwabach, On Computers Column/Universal Press Syndicate 10/16/06
Michael Miller has written more than 75 non-fiction how-to books since
1989, including Que's Absolute Beginner's Guide to Computer Basics, Absolute
Beginner's Guide to eBay, and How Home Theater and HDTV Work. His 1999 book,
The Complete Idiot's Guide to Online Search Secrets, was one of the first books to
cover Google (then in beta testing).
Mr. Miller has established a reputation for clearly explaining technical topics
to non-technical readers, and for offering useful real-world advice about complicated
topics. More information can be found at the author's website,
located at www.molehillgroup.com.
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