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Google has released a new feature for its Website Optimizer tool, called Experiment Notes. The feature is designed to help users include documentation as part of their testing. For any experiments, users can now add their own annotations. If you are unfamiliar with Website Optimizer, it's a free tool from Google that webmasters can use to increase conversions by making adjustments to design and text elements to see what works.

SeeWhy shared some interesting findings from a survey of over 150 Google Analytics about website abandonment. They discussed "post session remarketing" and say it is going to grow rapidly. Post session remarketing is basically going after individual users who have abandoned your site. "Of all the techniques out there, remarketing in real-time (thru e-mail specifically) is set to grow 152 percent," a representative for SeeWhy tells Murdok.

It’s either a brilliant publicity stunt or one of the gutsiest t-shirt sellers on the Web really lost his nerve. The proprietor (undertaker?) of TshirtHell.com is closing up shop because he’s tired of dealing with hate mail. As a Web writer whose been on the receiving end of more than a few nasty comments, I can say, if you give in to hate mail the terrorists win. Regardless, “Sunshine Megatron” is just tired of it all.

Google's Website Optimizer works, and the company really, really wants you to know it.  The winners of the Google Website Workout contest - which challenged businesses to use the tool and improve their conversion rates - have been announced in just about every place possible, giving both them and Website Optimizer all sorts of publicity.

The architecture of one's site for SEO purposes requires as little as some title tag tweaking, or an overhaul of its wired-in links.

According to the Google Press Center, Google has announced the launch of the 'Website Workout Contest' at the SMX Advanced Conference in Seattle, Washington. This contest has been devised to help Webmasters who are looking to make their websites more efficient and thereby give a boost to their businesses. This contest is confined to the United States only.

It sometimes seems like beta tags hang around Google's products forever.  That's no longer the case, though, at least as far as Google Website Optimizer and Urchin 6 are concerned.