August 19, 2008 – 11:00 am
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This morning I sat down to coffee and blog administration when I saw this:
Monte Dyer | kzix@eezxu.com | josephite.com | IP: 200.63.42.136
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Consolidated Press (http://www.consolidatedpress.net/)
http://www.cnn.com/2000/US/08/25/inner.city.film.school/
Lucan Basketball Club (http://homepage.eircom.net/%7Elucanbasketball)
http://www.contrinex.com/
Don Bender - Bender and Associates Realty (http://www.benderrealestate.com/)
http://www.zadokco.co.il/
Static Electricity Projects (http://www.amasci.com/emotor/statelec.html)
http://www.musicfanclubs.org/davematthews/
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August 11, 2008 – 3:50 pm
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Last week when a copy of Always Be Testing: The Complete Guide to Google Website Optimizer showed up at my door I was excited and intrigued. What exactly do Bryan, Lisa and John have in store for the reader?
After reading both Call to Action and Waiting for Your Cat to Bark I was surprised [...]
photo credit: ph0t0 {is on the move}
Looking back at some older post I revisited the SEOmoz post on government susceptibility to cross site scripting. The results of their test over 2 years ago make me curious how government sites interact with the search engines today.
So I went to Google and searched: “robots.txt” “disallow:” filetype:txt [...]
By Carlos del Rio
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Posted in SEM, Search Engines, Search Marketing
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Also tagged CDC, Disallow, EmailSiphon, internal search, MindSpider, nofollow, robots noindex, Rover, Search Engines, SEO, User-agent
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You should search Nielsen NetRatings. You will notice that they own the first 4 spots in Google.
Guess which one is their current site:
All three sites have the same content. Why would Nielsen NetRatings create three duplicate sites? Why would they maintain 3 different domains but not different content?
Your gut reaction is that they have made [...]
April 21, 2008 – 12:28 pm
photo credit: SuperFantastic
Search Marketing is more than just search engines. One of the most amusing things to me is when people boast that they get the vast majority of their traffic from Google — sometimes as high as 80%. It is difficult not to laugh at that. Having a business that is entirely contingent [...]
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Does a combined Yahoo! Microsoft make sense? No probably not. Both have structural issues that make integration likely to compromise both of them. Neither company is particularly search motivated these days. They make money from advertising through their portal aspects, news, mail, etc. and search is just one of the channels. If [...]
March 13, 2008 – 12:17 pm
How do search queries come into existence?
For anyone following Eliot Spitzer a new phrase appeared this morning Ashley Alexandra Dupre. Ms. Dupre is the second most searched term for March 13th on Google. She is the intended result of 6 out of the top twenty searches. Think about that for a minute, a significant portion [...]
Michael Martinez paints an admittedly arrogant picture of Advanced SEO tactics. Certainly he has gotten his hands dirty in the search optimization business, but his advice is more like Zen gardening than in the trenches warfare.
Mr. Martinez’s guide to Advanced SEO:
Advanced SEO plans for a minimum of 12 months (or 4 seasons)
No problem there [...]
