Danny Sullivan Leaving Search Engine Watch
Wow, big news. Hard to believe Danny Sullivan is leaving Search Engine Watch and SES conferences, as of December 1. Good luck in any new ventures, Danny.
The marriage of blogging and shopping
If you feature product reviews in your blog (or website), Chitika has a new product that looks extremely promising. Called ShopLinc, this is a really sweet way of marrying the products you are already talking about with an online store [...]
When Wikipedia stops being a wiki, what then?
The BBC has an article describing the pending decision that "page edits will no longer be immediately applied to pages but will instead have to be approved by an administrator before they become visible." If this decision is put into [...]
Some funny SEO definitions by Orion
In my previous post, I pointed you to some tutorials by Orion that are quite intense. However one tiny link in one of those tutorials led me to a couple of other posts he's made that are simply hysterical. Orion [...]
What LSI really is – and what it is not
Orion has kindly created several tutorials (and is in the process of creating more) to shed light on Latent Semantic Indexing (LSI), as well as Singular Value Decomposition (SVD). LSI has been discussed in SEO forums for a few years, [...]
Hundreds of SEO Interviews
I love getting to know fellow SEOs a little better by reading interviews of them. So I went on a quest to find as many SEO interviews as I could. No doubt I’ve also left some out, but if so, then it’s completely unintentional (blame the search engines). Feel free to let me know if you think some should be added, and I’ll edit this post accordingly. I do keep this list updated frequently, so it should always be fresh with new interviews added as I discover them.
Current Count: 256 SEO Interviews Last Updated: 01/05/2008
Aaron Pratt David Naylor Jon Glick Mike Levin Aaron Wall Dax Herrera Jon Glick Miriam & Liam Loraditch Aaron Wall DazzlinDonna Jordan McCollum Motoko Hunt Aaron Wall DazzlinDonna Jrothra MVanDeMarRepeat after me: It is all about the niche and the long tail
For a while now, I've been beating the drums about concentrating on the long tail. Of course, 70 million others have done so as well. If you still haven't listened to me or any of those other folks, maybe you [...]
IE7 Lockdown – List of CSS changes
The IEBlog reports that IE7 has been locked down for shipping and they list all of the CSS changes/fixes they've made. Some include: Peekaboo Bug Internet Explorer and Expanding Box Problem Quirky Percentages Line-height bug Border Chaos Disappearing List-Background bug [...]
SMS magazine Fall 2006
Received my Search Marketing Standard magazine the other day - the Fall issue. These guys seem to be getting better with each issue they put out. At first I was disappointed because it was so thin, but they managed to [...]
Washington Post blogroll links do NOT pass PageRank
Matt Cutts has confirmed that the Washington Post blogroll links will not pass PageRank. Here's what a typical link looks like: a href="https://www.VivaLasVegasBlog.com" target="_blank" onclick="sa_onclick('https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-adv/tracking/textlink/blogroll/');" Matt says: ...it may look like a clean link, but the fact is that the [...]
