SEO test – how much effort does it take?

I ran a simple test to determine how easy it would be to rank well for a term if I put only a small amount of effort into the process. Here is what I did and what the results were. [...]

Marissa Mayer, Product Manager for Google, gave a presentation at PARC that reveals some interesting Google trivia. Alan Williamson was there and notes on his blog some of the more interesting details that he heard. For example, The prime reason [...]

Search engines, such as Clusty, that use clustering technology to present search results are not only cool, but they can also be used as tool for search engine optimization. First, a good definition of clustering is "organizing search results into [...]

I find it hard to work up any enthusiasm for yet another desktop search announcement, but I would be remiss if I did not mention the new Yahoo! Desktop Search that has been announced. I have not checked it out, [...]

Randfish of SEOSurvey has a new version of a tool that helps determine if your site is stuck in the Google sandbox. He admits that the tool is not authoritative, but uses many factors to pinpoint the likelihood of being [...]

There is a good article at www.isedb.com/news/article/1081 outlining a new service for videos to enhance your search engine listings. The idea of a marketing video next to a search engine listing is interesting. I'm not sure the public would actually [...]

So much SEO news today. The word is that Google will announce tomorrow that only 1 affiliate per merchant will be allowed to advertise. This could be a huge shakeup in the affiliate industry. Read more about it at www.webmasterworld.com/forum81/4204.htm. [...]

The filter that prevents more than two results from the same domain showing up in the Google SERPs (one indented below the other). Adding &filter=0 to the end of the URL address after performing a search, will turn the Result [...]