Google Please Work on the Blog Search Algorithm!
Wednesday, 17 June 2009
One aspect of the regular search algorithm that seems of increasing importance to blog search is authority; page rank, or what ever you want to call it. Simply, ensuring that blog search fosters the inherent premise of a blog by promoting real bloggers. I LOVE blog search. I can’t stress enough how much I prefer
- Published in Blogs & Blogging, Google, Vertical Search
Is Your Site (not your blog) Run By WordPress? Perhaps it Should Be
Tuesday, 11 November 2008
WordPress – The celebrated blog platform, favored by search marketers for its amazing degree of customization and built-in optimization, comes in two flavors: Hosted by wordpress.com: Gets you started as quickly and easily as the perhaps more well known hosted, and Google owned, Blogger. The WordPress platform provided by wordpress.org: The downloadable version of WordPress
- Published in Blogs & Blogging, Insights / Research, Vendors / Agencies
My self-medication
Monday, 09 June 2008
Whew! It has sure been a while hasn’t it? My day job has kept me so swamped with exceptional growth and new opportunity that I haven’t even had time to take a moment for myself, let alone my blog. Until now! On the eve of a trip to Cabo San Lucas I stumbled upon this
- Published in Blogs & Blogging, Fun
Why You Need A Blog
Thursday, 13 March 2008
I’ve had a dozen folks ask me about blogs since only the first of the year so here’s an episode from CommonCraft Productions, allowing me to, once again, cop out on a real post (I promise I won’t make it a habit) The CommonCraft Show has found a niche with these unique videos providing brief
- Published in Blogs & Blogging
Mashup Feeds with Yahoo! Pipes
Wednesday, 21 February 2007
If you are as much an online marketing dork as I am, a fun way to spend your afternoon is with the soft-launched Yahoo! Pipes. Pipes is an interactive feed aggregator and manipulator with which you can meshed and changes feeds to create an output that is more powerful, useful and relevant. Consider what could
- Published in Surplus
Identifying Comment Spam with Google