Review: LinksManager Links Exchange Toolbar
No doubt regular readers of this site understand the high-value of link building. There are of course many ways to build links. Here are just...
No doubt regular readers of this site understand the high-value of link building. There are of course many ways to build links. Here are just...
Sphinn is a brand new player in the social media space that many of you are already familiar. It’s still young, but the calling of...
Buying Yahoo Kevin Kelleher at GigaOm points out five groups OF potential suitors for purchasing Yahoo, and handicaps each of them. Not too surprisingly, Microsoft...
Opera Board Machinations Opera, who just released their Opera Mini Beta 4, had a bit of a shakeup. The founder, Jon S von Tetzchner, fired...
Eric Ward at Search Engine Land has a great article about what makes the perfect link builder. The question remains, will this become one of...
Webware 100 Web 2.0 Products Rafe Needleman announced the Webware 100 winners, several of which are Google, Yahoo, and Ask offerings. The list was compiled...
Betty Birner at the Linguistic Society of America discusses how some linguists feel that the language you speak, and your cultural background, affects the way...
This is the last part in a short series about Yahoo Pipes and how to use it to analyze Digg homepage stories and any topical...
This is part two of a short series that uses Yahoo Pipes to analyze information about Digg home page stories. Part 1 covered sorting by...
For those of you that like to follow social media sites such as Digg, an easy analysis tool may be of some use to you....
Has Yahoo ceded victory to Google? Yahoo! is saying that search is history and is planning to fight other battles. Yahoo! believes personalization is the...
Utilizing Keyword Domains for Corporate Sites Mark Fulton at DotSauce points to a list of 190 keyword domains, compiled by SearchDomainsForSale, used by various corporate...
Yahoo Pipes, to date, seems one of those unsung tools that could really be useful, especially to SEOs. However, when I scour the sixty plus...
Robert X. Cringely, in his I, Cringely, blog at PBS writes about the final days of Google. This is sort of what I’ve been saying:...
Several bloggers have suggested writing about the linkerati as way to draw editorial backlinks. This post is a sort of lens to some great articles...
With the explosion of blogs the past two years, a common refrain is that Google AdSense does not earn the majority of website/ weblog publishers...
Technorati Ranking Metric: Hot or Not? Technorati recently made a few changes in functionality and features to their blog search engine/directory. One change is to...
Google’s Chaos and Order According to Google CEO Eric Schmidt, Google’s new focus [NY Times; subscription req’d] is search, ads and apps but that their...
Sometimes, your link building activities should or must take place on a secondary domain, away from your focal point (primary domain). There are several reasons...
In Exposing the Invisible Web to Search Engines, I mentioned that new blogs often have pages that are essentially invisible, and that many remain that...
Here’s some search engine news you may have missed recently. Digg Behavior Analyzed If you didn’t catch it already, New Scientist has a look at...
In the 90s, some startups dreamed of being acquired by Microsoft. In the 00s, do they dream of being acquired by Google? I mean, what...
The Invisible Web (aka Deep Web) is that humoungous slice of the Internet’s web pages that traditional search engines either have not indexed or cannot...
Search Engine Journal’s Ahmed Bilal has an article at Marketing niche SEO and how the industry will change in the next two months. It’s part...
This is a continuation of the article Link building structures: hunters and collectors. What I’m doing is looking at web traffic control from a graph...
This is a brief introduction to graph theory as it applies to both internal and external link building. The concepts here will be re-used in...
[editorial] Google appears to be going after paid links, and they want you to do the work for them by reporting such links, regardless of...
Cliqueishness is part of normal human behavior – an extension of clannishness. Though when it comes to websites, you don’t expect that sort of thing,...
My introduction to search engines came about in 1994. I’d been using the “world wide web” in email, ftp, and newsgroup form for several years...