SEO Fundamentals: Think of Google as a Person
Tuesday, 10 March 2009
What a whirlwind of change to keep up with! And I’m not talking about the economy. Rumors of Google and Twitter…. speculation of Facebook becoming Twitter…. rapid innovation between blog comment engines Disqus and Intense Debate with one snagging support from Mashable while the other still ignores Connect…. How is one to keep up with
- Published in Google, MSN, Natural Search / SEO, Search, Yahoo!
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The 12 Days of an SEO Christmas
Friday, 19 December 2008
The folks at Kettlewell Enterprises in Colorado have come up with a cute take on the 12 Days of Christmas… for SEO. The song caught my attention because I have just spent the better part of a few days researching and writing a piece about the history behind the actual 12 Days of Christmas. On
- Published in Fun, Natural Search / SEO
Paid Search Drives Organic Search Traffic – A 48 Hour Case Study
Thursday, 16 October 2008
What struck me so directly, was how readily available and easily developed this insight was, once it occurred to me to try. 48 hours ago, I shut off a paid search campaign of over 10,000 keywords. The exact amount isn’t as applicable to you as knowing that this was the entire SEM campaign for a
- Published in Analytics, Insights / Research, Natural Search / SEO, Paid Search, Search
Rand Announces Advanced SEO Analytics Engine Linkscape at SMX East
Monday, 06 October 2008
I’ve just seen the future of link analytics and it is SEOmoz. Perhaps the most engrossing and entertaining presentation at SMX East was Rand Fishkin’s introduction of Linkscape, an advanced link intelligence engine delivering rich data to website owners and SEOs regarding inlinks, related anchor text, trust, and rank. SEOmoz has indexed over 200M domains
- Published in Analytics, Insights / Research, Natural Search / SEO, Search, Vendors / Agencies
Can I Get an S? Can I Get an M? Can I Get an X?
Thursday, 02 October 2008
Is that grammatically correct? If S is a consonant, should it be “Can I Get a S?” an S? Who’s going? I couldn’t be more excited; the conference is expecting over 2,000 search marketing professionals, agencies, and marketers and I haven’t been to NYC in some time. Monday through Wednesday next week, the industry converges