Cindy McCain's kitchen looked a lot like The Food Network's to one eagle-eyed website visitor, who spotted lots of similarities between recipes published on both sites.
Yahoo Search followed its release of NBA and NHL Shortcuts with ones oriented toward holiday recipes.
Now, I don't have any numbers to back this up, but I'd bet America has more chain restaurants than anywhere else, and quite the variety of them. But when it comes to sought-after chain restaurant recipes, only six of them have us searching.
Online food site Epicurious.com has relaunched its site with a new design that focuses on personalization.
Google Base has a bunch of search verticals, mini search engines built on data uploaded to Base, and they’ve changed the results format of those search engines. The old:
Elise Bauer, Simply Recipes and Learning Movable Type
Three things to thing about, with respect to building traffic:
Following claims that Yahoo India stole content from some other businesses’ blogs, the company’s representatives want everyone to know that “we do not admit of [sic] any copyright violation.” The content in question, by the way, was a recipe.
Raymond Camden has created the ColdFusion Cookbook website, and hopes to see it populated with plenty of problem-solving ColdFusion answers.
Steve Rubel, in two seperate posts, links to new types of searches Google is serving, from auto searches to real estate searches.
I have always considered it a good idea to use multiple search engines when performing a specific search.
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