Speed Dating | SEO Style
Speed Dating Networking Have you ever speed dated? I’ve been married long enough that I’ve not ever had the opportunityneed to attend a speed dating meeting, yet I’ve seen it […]
Team Reading List 4.18.08
Alexa Rankings Change Dramatically: Initial Analysis From 10,000+ Websites Video: You Use YouTube? Learn How to Maximize Online Marketing Tips: Social Media Types Video (Part 1) Think Reputation, Instead of […]
Preventing Secure & Non-Secure Site Duplication
Search engine spiders can be very forgiving with a lot of duplicate content issues. I’ve found that, given enough time, the engines learn when two websites or web pages are […]
Team Reading List – 4/16/08
Copy Writing Using Pull Quotes & Lift Outs: How to Grab Your Reader’s Attention Five Lessons From Newspapers to Boost Your Blog’s Circulation Article Writing for the Web – Top […]
Duplicate Content Issues: Domain Name Redirects
Registering multiple domain names is, and should be, common practice for businesses wishing to protect their brands. I discussed buying alternative domain names earlier this week, but I wanted to […]
Duplicate Content Issues: www. vs. no www.
Last month I posted some of my thoughts and theories on duplicate content where I explained the different types of duplicate content that the search engines find. I wanted to […]
The Wisdom of Buying Alternative Domain Names
Last week I wrote a post about how poor product categorization can frustrate shoppers and search engines alike. Strictly from a user standpoint, improperly thinking out how each product should […]
What success means?
Success means a lot of things to a lot of people, but the bottom line, for most of us, is that success doesn’t come easy. Most people who see someone […]
A Little Favicon Goes a Long, Long Way
I remember when favicons first started to appear, it was like, hey, how cool is that. But now they are so common that I hardly notice them anymore. Well, no, […]
7 Reasons to Look Forward to a Road Trip:
Road Trip! Maybe some of you dread road trips, but I find them to be fun. I enjoy going to conferences and absorbing all the information. I enjoy meeting up […]
Web Developers: Please Stop Using the Hx Tag as a Design Element
Lately I’ve been seeing a lot of sites where the designers were a bit lazy on the coding of the visual elements. Especially when it comes to creating new styles […]
How Poor Product Categorization Can Frustrate Shoppers and Search Engines Alike
Like a sound site architecture and directory structure, product categorization can play a significant role in how both search engines and users are able to access your products. There are […]
Link Building Secret STATS Revealed!
I’m just now getting around to checking my stats after posting Link Building Secrets Revealed on our site early last month. I thought I’d share a few stats: The main […]
Aren’t Dogpiles Supposed to Stink?
Back in the dark ages, long before Google entered the search market (and I used AOL shhhh, don’t tell), I found Dogpile.com and it instantly became my favorite engine. When […]
Scrolling Adsense Ads
I just noticed this morning that Google AdSense ads just added scrolling arrows. The top ad below was the ad displayed on this blog. Click the down arrow in the […]