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Recent blog posts
- Avinash Kaushik: Tracking Non-Ecommerce Sites
- Web Analytics 2.0 - Meet Avinash Kaushik
- 10 reasons why we may not save the world in time
- Top 10 Ways To Save The World
- The Seemingly Impossible is Possible
- Googlewhack!
- George Clinton
- Redirects to Avoid Homepage Duplicate Content
- Using Quantcast Web Site Audience Profiles
- Danny Sullivan Spins Another Site
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Googlewhack!
Googlewhaking is the process of "Using Google to find fewer results, or exactly one result" (according to http://www.googlewhack.com/), and guess what, I found one!
Using Quantcast Web Site Audience Profiles
I was recently reminded about Quantcast by a friend over at ModernWebmaster.net in his post on Tracking your Competitor Sites.
Danny Sullivan Spins Another Site
Today I took in my daily dose of Search industry news from searchengineland.com and I noticed a long-awaited change. The "Don't Click Here" button had disappeared.
A quick thought about personalised search
With the relentless drive towards personalised search comes panic in the SEO/SEM world. Everyone is trying desperately to understand just how this might effect the rankings for their sites.
International SEO: The world is your oyster!
For this short post, I'm going to assume you have a site that targets an international audience, rather than a local or country specific community. If so, you will be wanting visitors to find you globally, or at least in a specific set of countries.
Google Searchology 2007 - Part 3
Essential viewing for anyone who's interested in anything search!
The video below is part 3, describing the future of Google. Here, Marissa Mayer discusses what's already been dubbed 'Universal Search'. If you're interested in watching the entire (3 hour) presentation, take a look here.
User Generated Search Engine Friendly URLs
Here's an interesting tip that I'll share with you, just in case it saves you the hours and hours of research I did to come up with this solution!
How many RSS feeds?
Web feeds and Pings are a vital part of an SEO toolkit. They inform other sites of how much and how often your site changes. Blogs use this feature to let the main blog networks know when to update their records, for example when new entries are added.
Links Directories: Good or Bad?
In the SEO world there seems to be a popular view that links directories are bad news for the health of a site. At least, that's the distinct impression I was left with after attending the Search Engine Strategies conference in London last week.
Search Engine Strategies (SES), London 2007
I finally made it to SES London after six years in the industry, and I have to say that it was a great three days. I attended with a collegue from work and I think he'll agree that we had a fantastic time.