Random Things On A Random Day
SEOs Fight Fat For Charity - Like Reality TV but not. Watch us. Laugh at us (privately, please don't hurt our feelings on purpose). Bet on us. Support us. Cheers us on. Hope that we raise lots of money for [...]
SEOs Fight Fat For Charity - Like Reality TV but not. Watch us. Laugh at us (privately, please don't hurt our feelings on purpose). Bet on us. Support us. Cheers us on. Hope that we raise lots of money for [...]
Today is a very rare interview on the SEP blog, but one I felt would be very worthwhile having. Rob Kerry (aka EvilGreenMonkey) is the Editor of Sphinn, and one of Danny Sullivan's right hand people! Rob and Lisa Lately [...]
"The most important word in the vocabulary of SEO is TEST." "Never stop testing, and your SEO will never stop improving." "SEO people who ignore research are as dangerous as generals who ignore decodes of enemy signals." David Ogilvy on [...]
Let The SEO Drooling Begin... I am a real sucker for SEO tools that make my work as efficient as possible, and I am literally ecstatic about coming across this little gem of a Firefox extension. The Link Diagnosis Firefox [...]
Along the lines of Jeff Foxworthy's humour, lets start off the week with a fun post ... You may be a search spammer if ... 1) you know what a Markov Chain is 2) you use an image editor to [...]
This post is part of an ongoing series: How Search Really Works. Last week: Keyword Links. Left to their own devices, people will assign keywords (tag or link) as they please. They paint a rich picture of the linked content. [...]
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Credit: Bocavelhma Yahoo! Because We've Got You Too Yahoo answers is a great resource for Q&A when you just can't seem to find the information you're looking for. Aside from authority sites such as Wikipedia or dedicated niche forums, where [...]
I dumped text link ads. I nofollowed paid links. I javascripted links that might be mistaken for paid links. I canceled my sponsored review accounts. I switched to a different method of monetization (Scratchback) that serves Google-friendly, nofollowed links. (And [...]
Oh oh. Changes are afoot when it comes to Google Local Listings, and while I haven't had an opportunity to employ and thus take advantage of relative keywords, I'm wondering if anyone else has and if they've noticed any changes [...]