Keeping an Eye on Google
Chris Sherman wrote this interesting article about a new report out providing an in-depth look at how users interact with Google search results. It is a very interesting study, explaining […]
Monthly Archives: July 2005
Thinking Outside the Search Box
Here is an article written by Mary Ellen Bates from the view of the search engine user. I kind of liked this article because she did what I used to […]
4 Tips for Indexing
Anik Singal provides 4 tips for search engine indexing because you can’t worry about rankings until you get indexed… “The biggest problem that most are running into seems to do […]
Seven Marketing Questions
Seven Marketing Questions You Should Ask Before You Get A 10 Year Old To Build Your Website by Dr. Greg Chapman explains how you should go about creating a website […]
Basic Search Engine Optimization
Renee Biancolin talks about some of the unethical, “black hat” techniques and some of the safe SEO techniques out there. “Search engines are very secretive about their criteria and ranking […]
New SEO Tools!
A new website called Optimization Central has just launched and is looking for SEM professionals to test their new optimization tools. TheHostingNews.com says that; “The site was created by web […]
A "Thank You" to DMOZ Editor
I do a fair amount of griping about DMOZ with my major beefs being no way to track submissions and no sign if your submission was rejected, misplaced, rerouted or […]
Sell What People Want, Not What You Want to Give Them
Howard Kaplan posts a short but extremely potent message on the Future Now blog about the message you are sending to your target audience. For those of you who are […]
Smaller and Smaller Searching
AOL is now planning on testing a new system for searching on cell phones that would bring up normal web pages that are reformatted for the small screen size. AOL […]
The Gossip Train
Apparently AskJeeves is going to launch an AdWords-type advertising campaign on August 1st. Check out this little article about it. “The new advertising format is rumored to be similar to […]
Getting to Know Google
Dali Singh talks about his long-term “friendship” with Google and what he has learned from it in his article, “Getting To Know Google” . In it, he explains some of […]
Interview with Aaron Wall
As you may have noticed, I like many articles written by Aaron Wall, as do many others. I like them because they have a down-to-earth voice to them and usually […]
Explaining the Google Sitemap Tool
For people like Stephen Brennan, new web tools can be a hassle. Learning how to use them, trying to read the instructions written by skinny, lonely “computer nerds”, and then […]
Problems at Yahoo! Search Marketing
A new thread has started over at Search Engine Watch titled “10 Reasons Yahoo Should Kill Direct Traffic Center”. this doesn’t appear to be just another angry rant about a […]
An Earth Without Apple
This is quite a musing, it appears that Microsoft (using an old satellite image) has deleted the existence of Apple Computer Headquarters. Not sure if this was intentional or not, […]