Meet Paul Griffiths, the Search Blogger of the Day. Today I'd like to highlight a post entitled Realistic Salary Expectations? Average Salaries in SEO. Paul talks about salary surveys and how the relate to real world SEO job hunting. Because the SEOVacancies blog is SEO-job focused (which is a really cool niche blog idea, btw), I trust Paul's opinions.
A great tip for parents as the kids head off to school next week. source: Geek And Poke
Some news events, such as Iraq’s invasion into Kuwait way back when, have me go “whoaaa!”, awaiting the big media or world response – but it takes a little while, making me doubt my initial reaction. On the other hand, [...]
Meet Paul Steven, the Search Blogger of the Day. Today I'd like to highlight a post called Google Keeps Rolling With New Tools To Play With. Is there anything more fun to an SEO geek than SEO tools? We do love our tool toys, don't we?
Meta-search engine is a web-based service that aggregates data from a number of search engines. A meta search engine doesn't have a database of indexed pages of its own. Instead it "sends a user's query to multiple search engines and [...]
version francaise How frequently do you write blog posts knowing that they've got a very limited shelf life, or post a news post knowing it'll be out of date in a months time? All the time right? Then why not [...]
A navigational query is one where the searcher knows where she wants to go to find something. An informational query alternatively is one where the searcher knows what she'd like to do or find but does not know how this [...]
Traduction franaise de larticle crit par Jeff Quipp le 11 aot dernier (2008) : iPhone Search Result Optimization Tip #1: Phone Numbers in Meta Tags Est-ce que les PDAs du type iPhone sont la voie du futur? Est-ce que la [...]
Meet Pierre Far, the Search Blogger of the Day. Today I'd like to highlight a post called What Do You Do With Unauthenticated Search Engine Bots?. Pierre brings up some interesting thoughts about what to do with those pesky bots. He just blocks them, but he mentions that others will either ignore them or feed them bogus info, which could get them banned (if they are MFAs that are just scraping). What about you? Do you even deal with them at all? If so, do you do things differently? Why? Let's get this conversation going, because it's a good one. Go read Pierre's post, and then comment there.
Snatch of conversation: - I beg your pardon? Assets? You probably meant to say puppets didnt you? - Whatever you call them, dear: puppets, fake accounts or users, bots, tools assets! - Hm But the creation of err sock err [...]
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