Clustering – search of the future?

The term clusters has become the newest SEO jargon word to be bandied about. Clustering related search terms into groups has already been implemented by several smaller search engines such as Vivisimo's Clusty, but the other major search engines (including [...]

Obviously, all the people who attended MSN Search Champs are under a non-disclosure agreement, so most of their lips are sealed fairly tightly. However, from what I have read, most of them were quite impressed with the research going on [...]

Both Yahoo! and MSN are feverishly getting closer to winning the war against Google. Both are beta testing new features (or in MSNs case, a whole new search engine) that they hope will bring them the spoils of the search [...]

Look around at the many SEO companies promising a lot for very little and many will say they will submit your site to thousands of search engines. Please do not be tempted to take them up on this offer. First, [...]

If you are looking for software to help you manage the sometimes gargantuan task of link building, you may want to consider Links Assistant. This free tool for managing information about link partners lacks a few features that would make [...]

Once again, MSN previewed its new beta search engine yesterday in a few non-US countries, but only for a very short time. Those lucky enough to catch it while it was live noted that it had improved since the first [...]

December 13 - December 16, Chicago will host the Search Engine Strategies Conference and Expo 2004. Although this one will probably be very much like the ones in the past, I think the timing might end up being somewhat significant. [...]

Many people have noticed a new googlebot user agent in their log files recently. This new entry in the log will look like Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; Googlebot/2.1; +https://www.google.com/bot.html). Way back in March, googleguy over at webmasterworld forum mentioned that they were [...]