Archive for May, 2008
Dixon Jones
I just noticed that Search Engine Land’s Facebook group has just recruited its 2000th member. I thought I knew the first few members – but was surprised that I also know the 2000th! Jason Duke has been on the search scene forever (Warning – You Tube Link)- you may have seen him walking around wearing a Spam sandwichboard if you have been in… Continue reading...
Search Engine Land’s 2000th Facebook Member is…?
- Filed under: SEO
- Tags: facebook, Jason Duke, search engine land, SEO
- May 30th, 2008
I just noticed that Search Engine Land’s Facebook group has just recruited its 2000th member. I thought I knew the first few members – but was surprised that I also know the 2000th! Jason Duke has been on the search scene forever (Warning – You Tube Link)- you may have seen him walking around wearing a Spam sandwichboard if you have been in… Continue reading...
Google erodes corporate privacy rights
- Filed under: Personal
- Tags: corporate responsibility, Google, politics, privacy
- May 27th, 2008
Are the search engines are becoming fiefdoms in their own right, unrestrained by the notion of corporate responsibility? Corporate privacy may need protecting a law at some point in the future. Continue reading...
Link building: Short term vs Long term strategies
- Filed under: SEO
- Tags: Google, link building, SEO, zeitgeist
- May 21st, 2008
Why I still believe short term link building is bad – even though it works. Continue reading...
Link Analysis tool update
- Filed under: SEO, Web technology
- Tags: backlinks, links, search engine marketing, SEO, technology
- May 19th, 2008
If you haven’t had a chance to see this back link analysis tool yet, here’s a password that will only last a couple of weeks. You should get there quickly if you are onto SEO. Continue reading...
Integrated Search. The future of search.
- Filed under: SEO, Web technology
- Tags: blended search, Google, image search, microsoft, search, SEO, silverlight, universal search
- May 12th, 2008
Microsoft ran a “Live Search Syposium” for 100 or so specially invited guests. Here is the vision of search in the future that they showed us. Continue reading...
