bouncybunny
msg:3358882 | 8:39 am on Jun 5, 2007 (gmt 0) |
Sooooo. Does anyone know how one optimises for this search engine? Is it incoming links based? On page content? Closer to Yahoo, Google...? I ask this purely for academic purposes. <cough>
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benevolent001
msg:3358900 | 9:14 am on Jun 5, 2007 (gmt 0) |
Take this for granted at this moment the only engine that can challenge google is this only There expansion in europe is great step and am looking forward for its new english engine BTW : how they type those chinese its so scary language
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oziman
msg:3359000 | 11:46 am on Jun 5, 2007 (gmt 0) |
bouncybunny - one of the guys I work with does chinese seo, and from what he tells me (take this with a grain of salt, ya?), it's a lot of the older school seo - less links and more on page content, keyword richness etc. interesting thing about baidu - any search for a music/movie related search will get you mp3s, videos or whatever media is relevant. Interesting copyright laws the chinese have. O
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rj87uk
msg:3359025 | 12:38 pm on Jun 5, 2007 (gmt 0) |
I like this idea! So for stock followers... what happened to Baidu's stock?
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benevolent001
msg:3359044 | 1:01 pm on Jun 5, 2007 (gmt 0) |
stocks are rising , rose 7% in last 30 days
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TinkyWinky
msg:3359045 | 1:05 pm on Jun 5, 2007 (gmt 0) |
What against the 14% drop in the Chinese market?
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bouncybunny
msg:3359190 | 3:28 pm on Jun 5, 2007 (gmt 0) |
Thanks oziman.
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roots
msg:3362249 | 3:41 pm on Jun 8, 2007 (gmt 0) |
IMO Yandex should hit the Europe under new brand.
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redstorm
msg:3362302 | 4:35 pm on Jun 8, 2007 (gmt 0) |
If it's ture, this will be the second expansion after the launching of Baidu Japan. But the new venture maybe more difficult as Europe itself has many countries and languages. Nobody can eat all the cake.
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bill
msg:3362609 | 1:29 am on Jun 9, 2007 (gmt 0) |
Now Baidu says they're not going into Europe. Baidu denies plans for European expansion [infoworld.com]
China's largest search engine will remain largely focused on China, Japan Baidu.com on Friday said its not planning to expand into Europe, following reports that China's largest search engine would announce such plans later this month. "Recent rumors alleging that Baidu.com is expanding into Europe are groundless," the company said in in a brief statement released through its public-relations firm in Beijing. On Sunday, the U.K.'s Telegraph newspaper reported that Baidu CFO Shawn Wang planned to announce details of a European expansion at a London conference. The newspaper did not name its source. |
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