Searching Locally
In the article “Local Search Is the Next Big Thing for Entrepreneurs,” Zorik Gordon from ReachLocal Inc. talks about how businesses, especially small businesses, can earn a significant amount of […]
Monthly Archives: August 2005
Search Engine Penalties
Nobody likes them. They may embarrass you. They can take precious traffic away. But how many people actually understand the search engine penalties? Marcela De Vivo tells us how to […]
Google's Link With Alexa
Martin Lemieux has discovered that “Google is taking their description from Alexa!” Apparently, if you have a description within Alexa, Google will use that for it’s own results. However, if […]
A New Trend for the Skies
For some reason, all of a sudden, it seems that airlines have decided to redesign their sites all around the same time. I mean, it’s a good thing that they […]
How to Lose Business in 9 Easy Steps
A story over at Internet Retailer about a recent Hostway survay points out several things that annoy visitors so much that they are likely never to return. 93% of consumers […]
Titles Are Important Too!
Derek Vaughan explains why title tags are so important for search engine placement. Many times, people underestimate or overlook simple tags like this one, but search engines don’t. Some engines […]
Top Search Results Largely Unique for Each Search Engine
The meta search engine Dogpile has released a research study that shows that the top search results between the major search engines are largely unique. Majority of all first results […]
This is funny…
Imagine if architects had to work like web designers. Well, someone did. This is so sad because it’s so true. “To insure that you are building the correct house for […]
The Best Keywords
Lil Waldner tells us “How To Test A Keyword For Success”. She explains the processes needed in order to find good quailty keywords that get traffic to your site. She […]
SEO Secrets That Everybody Ignores
David Callan gives some tips and hints for SEOs in this article. He mainly deals with the fact that writing quality content aimed at customers instead of search engines and […]
Interview of Jim Boykin
Founder of WeBuildPages, Jim Boykin talks about search optimization, training good employees, and more in his interview with Aaron Wall “I like knowing my clients and knowing my employees, and […]
Even Nerds Have Fun!
Every year, at the Linuxworld show, Microsoft and Google compete in a “wacky, geek trivia game.” This is just proof that stiff, conventional business men who lack a sense of […]