Believe it or not, it only takes me 20 minutes to write a 400-500 word article. This article (which I wrote in 20 minutes) explains some of the tricks I use to accomplish this.
Blogging gives me a daily deadline, and I don’t really want to spend more than 20 minutes each day on blogging. Many […]
When we talk about “trust” in terms of websites, we often refer to elements such as adding details such as you address and contact details, a privacy policy, and a guarantee. But trust is also a process.Trust is something earned with every interaction.
For example, once a music artist has built up a fan base, their […]
Posted by Jane Copland
This is an older topic, but one which is still worth discussing: what is the best way to investigate linkbait, viral or other content-based link building efforts in "boring" industries? How best to find out what worked in the past? How best to find out what didn’t work?
We have a range of […]
Do you have a brand? If not, your site is part of a “cesspool.” In AdAge Google’s CEO Eric Schmidt explains the AdWords quality score and organic ranking algorithms in laymans terms:
The internet is fast becoming a “cesspool” where false information thrives, Google CEO Eric Schmidt said yesterday. Speaking with an audience of magazine executives […]
Posted by Paz
I was looking at a few profiles today and thinking it a shame I didn’t have a bit more detail about the individual as opposed to their SEO services or product he/she was selling/marketing.
It then got me wondering about how everybody else here got involved with SEO ‘n stuff. Do most of […]
[Editor’s note: This post is our continued dissemination of content from last week’s SearchEngineStrategies San Jose search marketing conference, where aimClear had 3 correspondents providing our readers notes and articles. The following is from our friend and blogger-associate, Jennifer Osborne:]
During Day 2 of SES San Jose, Avinash Kaushik, Google Analytics Evangelist, was in fine form […]
Today’s search engine marketing news and opinion: Making the Most of Search Engine Copywriting; Hosting Issues and SEO; Google Discusses Search Evaluation Process; and more.More SEO News…. (CLICK HERE)Tags: SEO Tools Stumble Pay Per Click web2.0 text links
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Last week there was a bit of a brouhaha over Google news incorrectly giving the wrong date for a news story. In that particular incident Google news picked up a 6 year old story about United Airlines filing bankruptcy which upset the stock market for that particular stock. I’ve seen things like that happen before […]
I’ve been trying out Google’s Chrome browser. I like it. I really do.
I like Chrome mainly because it is fast. Faster than Firefox, anyway. However, I’ll be alternating between the two browsers, because Firefox has a plethora of useful plug-ins that Chrome lacks.
Like many Firefox converts, I haven’t looked at Internet Explorer […]
Final proof if it were needed that Google is now too powerful - they’ve redrawn the map of Europe and ceded the Benelux countries to Germany…
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Working on CrowdFire (sorry, I know, but it’s a big deal to me), as well as Web 2 and tons of other FM stuff, and trying to not ruin my family’s time on Island. So I’m going to be dark on the blog for the most part……
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One of the reasons Nelson defeated the French at the Battle of Trafalgar was the British ships had copper bottomed hulls. The reason? Copper is toxic and no living thing can grow on it, so all the barnacles and limpets and seaweed couldn’t grow on the hull and slow it down. Thus the British ships […]
What makes me link these days is not something that is obviously useful, but rather something that gets me to think. Members of Linkbait Coaching, hopefully know that if they want a to linkbait me, this is what they have to serve up.
So what got me thinking this morning was this post, titled, Don’t Be […]
I just gained my 400th fan on Stumbleupon My growth rate on Stumble has been exponential the last couple of months. I think I had less that 100 fans 3 months ago. I changed the way I use Stumble and people seem to like it.
I don’t even call it a tactic, as the way I […]
Posted by Jane Copland
SEOmoz is pretty lucky when it comes to blog comments in that we receive a lot of them. By most blog’s standards, our regular count of between twenty and sixty comments is quite enviable, trounced by the likes of Techcrunch but highly competitive in this industry. We also keep a relatively good […]
