I haven’t tried this yet, but I will when I have time.
Shawn Hogan: It would be cool if Google automatically tracked AdSense clicks into Google Analytics… But until they do, here’s a little bit of JavaScript code you can use to do it.

// by Shawn - http://www.digitalpoint.com/~shawn/2005/11/track-adsense-clicks-with-google-analytics.html
// Put this at the bottom of the page […]

It’s TechnoServe. What do you think?

Google announces Joga.com on their blog. We previously covered Joga first here, and then here. Well, I’ve actually tried the service now, and it feels very much like their other social networking site: orkut. In fact, the two are virtually the same. If you have an orkut account, it automatically fills in your orkut profile […]

Large, popular websites are starting to engage in search engine spam. This has been a problem since pay-per-click advertising became popular, and has been especially driven by the PageRank algorithm, which has increased dramatically the value of a link. Sites like Forbes.com and UCSD Guardian have spammy pages set up on their domains, usually with […]

I was reading my Gmail when this Web Clip appeared:
http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2006/03
/lgoogle-fix-your-blog-pleeasssee-3-p.html
I have the Google Blog as one of my feeds for web clips. Looks like Google had a rogue poster - but they quickly caught it and took the post down. I wonder what it said, and who wrote it. Google: full disclosure would earn you […]

I’m very surprised that other webmasters and bloggers haven’t caught on to this and started asking more questions. This is definitely something that should be questioned.
On almost every Google search I make, on my computer and on other people’s computers, and on computers elsewhere around the USC campus, at the bottom of the results page, […]

I wonder if they every list incoming links from non-Blogger weblogs. Mac Gmail Notifier

Tags are only getting bigger. Only a matter of time until it’s implemented as a standard feature in WordPress! They’re a neat invention. Good for organizing. They have serious limitations, however..
Philipp Lenssen notes that the Google Reader Blog has announced that you can now share the content you read with your friends, family, colleagues and […]

I discussed Joga before, but it’s appearing in the news, so if you’re interested, have a read.
So far, in its short-yet-powerful history, Google has had two glaring gaps in its arsenal of services: social networks and a financial site. Both of these issues have been dealt with in the past week with the unveiling of […]

I like Writely a lot. But it’s hardly going to replace my Office software. What you really need is an application that is truly compatible with MS Office inside and out. OpenOffice and other alternatives just don’t cut it.
Google’s purchase of Writely is the beginning of the end for Microsoft Office, if you believe some […]