SEO Blog Posts

I’ve just gotten back from another Godaddy-like rankings trip, a ride on the rankings rollercoaster courtesy of the big G.

Is getting up on the wrong side of the bed relevant information? Google Bedroom is the new product from the search engine giant that just might be too invasive.

High clickthrough rates help raise positions in Google AdWords, but what about in organic search?

I waited a long time to get my Google Sitelinks. Thank you Google.

This Yahoo error is very similar to the one that users report receiving on Google after using automated programs to scrape search engine results.

Everyone has site links but me. Now it looks like there may be light in the Google tunnel.

SEO Christmas! My interpretation of the classic “Santa Claus is coming to Town” as sung by a link building SEO.

XHTML and Metty Meta Tag Maker.

Scott meets renowned SEO, Bruce Clay at Adtech New York final day 2007.

Many SEO newbies and experts alike cannot wait to tell you how to win a SEO contest. But, what about the sheer power of completely losing? This tongue in cheek jaunt explains how to achieve the antithesis of winning.

Nooo… I was afraid this would happen. The new Digg profiles contain a nofollow attribute, blocking your link love and mine. What shall we do?

Laugh or cry, this is the dumbest link request ever.

Notes on how to win a SEO contest that were used in an actual contest.

Just saw this posted at Jim Boykin’s blog.
Ever have one of those arrghhh… I wish I had thought of that moments? This is a case of I wish I had thought of that and it is so cool that I still want to do it.
This is may be the best example of link baiting that […]

HostingCon 2007 coverage for Clickfire by Douglas Hanna
Session Title: SEO Techniques to Boost your Google Ranking
Session #105 | 8:30 - 9:15 AM | Room 327

Have you noticed how we SEO’s love to use the phrase “according to Matt Cutts?”

Wow, did the paid links controversy stir up enough posts to cause WordPress to crash at Matt Cutts’ blog?

BKV’s Will Fleiss examines the evolution of search engine optimization in this white paper
I decided to take a break from skimming Digg top ten lists and surfing MyBlogLog profiles to actually read a full length article about SEO in these changing times we live in. This SEO white paper was put together by Will Fleiss […]

Am I seeing double? Two indented Google results, wow!

It’s spring time in the United States. Flowers are a’blooming and webmasters are stirring about the discussion forums and pollinating threads. Forums rock, but one annoyance I have is the same topics seem to get posted over and over. This is due to the way forum software is designed–threads asking/answering the same question descend into the nether […]