Good Advice
This is probably the most in-depth article on the basics of SEO that I’ve read, at least in a while. If you are new to the world of SEO or […]
Monthly Archives: August 2005
Keywording
When it comes to keywords and keyword optimization, there are 5 things to remember and consider. These might seem like no-brainers, but it’s amazing how many clients and optimizers forget […]
Toys!
Everyone likes toys; kids, men, women, everyone. We just like different toys. Kids like video games and bikes and such. Men might like power tools and stereo equipment. Women might […]
Google Adds Ads
Apparently, Google’s decision to add a third paid listing to the top of their commercial search has had an impact for marketers. “For commercial queries, Google is now selectively displaying […]
Public Opinion of (EMP)
It seems that (EMP) has been noticed by a few in the industry. See their opinion of this site here.
CodeMonitor: Tool for Instant Notification of Web Site Changes
CodeMonitor is a new web tool for monitoring, notification, and comparing web page changes made by your web marketer, client, programmer, or a competitor. CodeMonitor checks web pages daily for […]
FireFox As Part of Your Ad Campaign?
HBO is releasing a FireFox theme, or “skin”, that is based on their upcoming new show, “Rome” [Sorry, link no longer available.] Apparently FireFox is becoming more popular with television […]
Yahoo and Google "Duke It Out"
Remember not too long ago when Yahoo announced that it had twice as many documents indexed as Google? Well, there has been a recent study done by Matthew Cheney, Mike […]
Re-Invention
Many times, a site may be doing okay on its own, which is… okay. However, lots of times, when you redesign a site with the customers and search engines in […]
Giving Your Consent to Search Engine TOS
Ian McAnerin has a great post about consenting to search engine’s TOS. It’s really quite insightful and he lays out the case very effectively for how we give consent to […]
Blogging from MS Word
Google Blog is touting a new toolbar for MS Word that allows Bloggers (Google’s blogging system, not bloggers in general) to create their blog posts in Word. This enables Bloggers […]
But Does She Satisfy You?
Both PC World and Forbes are reporting on a survey release by University of Michigan’s American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) regarding the customer satisfaction rate of the major search engines. […]
Persuasive Speaking
How do you get customers hooked with ads? By being persuasive of course. Either that or you promise them something for free, but that’s a different article. Right now, I’m […]
What’s with ALT tags?
You may have done this yourself or maybe you just know of someone who did; stuffing keywords in an ALT tag for a picture. That’s no good. “Why?” you might […]
Google Confirms the Existance of the Sandbox
SEOmoz has posted that Google has confirmed the existence to the sandbox. They may not call it a sandbox, but its real. No specifics as to what trips it have […]