Any Press is Good Press
Last week we submitted a press release touting some of Pole Position Web’s most recent and notable achievements. The release caught the attention of some notable individuals in the SEO […]
Monthly Archives: February 2005
Cookie Cutter SEO
The methodologies of Search Engine Optimization are by definition highly dependent on the current technologies of the search engines themselves. Early approaches to Search Engine Optimization were quite simple and […]
Common Sense Algorithm Chasing
I used to be a strong proponent of common-sense SEO and a detractor from optimization by algorithm chasing. While I still believe strongly in common-sense SEO (now more than ever) […]
SEO Mis-Information
There is a lot of mis-information going around on the search engine forums and other SEO news sources. Much of it coming from respected SEO professionals. Most is simply speculation […]
One-Way vs. Reciprocal Links
“These days, I’ve heard alot about one-way links being better than reciprocal and worth more in respect to pr rankings. If possible, could you please offer me some insight on […]
Google Algorithm Change
Many across the search engine forums are noticing some substantial ranking changes taking place across Google. Speculation is wild about what, exactly, did change. The two most common theories are […]
Ask offers Blog Search
Ask Jeeves now offers a Blog aggregation service resulting from its recently finalized aquisition of Bloglines. The service is designed to scrape information from a variety of sources like News […]
Y!Q Search Tool
Yahoo! has rolled out a contextual search tool called Y!Q, which allows users to launch Yahoo searches by highlighting words or phrases in viewed documents. The tool also allows you […]
Google's Webmaster Guidelines: Technical Guidelines
Today I continue my discussion of Google’s Webmaster Guidelines and what they mean to making sure your site is search engine (in this case Google) friendly. While the guidelines discussed […]
MSN Search is Official!
As suspected MSN officially launched its new search engine today. The ‘beta’ has come off and the results from the main MSN search are identical to searching at beta.search.msn.com. Search […]