AdWord Express — not to be confused with Google’s AdWords Express — sent me a spam the other day touting […]
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One of my clients (who has a very successful and busy site) recently asked me about selling text links on […]
...Keep reading »NetBiz sez: “Get onto the first page of Google….”
Just in the past few days I’ve responded to several e-mails from clients asking my advice regarding e-mails that they’ve […]
...Keep reading »Minor SEO Changes, Major SEO Effect on a Minor Site
It’s very satisfying to spend a great deal of time developing a new site from scratch for a client, taking […]
...Keep reading »No NoFollow, NoSnitching
The infamous Google spam czar Matt Cutts has fired another round at honest webmasters just trying to go about their […]
...Keep reading »Eight Tips Every AdWords Advertiser Should Know
1. Multiple Campaigns First thing: You want to create multiple campaigns, with each campaign focused around a particular product, category […]
...Keep reading »Do you own the #1 SERP for your domain name?
Many, many computer users use “search” exclusively as their primary means of navigation. What I mean by this is that […]
...Keep reading »The Infamous Canonical URL Issue
Difficult as it may be to believe, but by January of 2007, Google is still unable to recognize when URLs […]
...Keep reading »Boxing the Sandbox
Is there a sandbox or is there not? Is the question purely one of semantics? Let’s see what Googler Matt […]
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Yesterday I sniped at Google with my No NoFollow post, but today I’m here to praise Google. The technology that […]
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I just edited the files in my wordpress template to remove all traces of the rel=”nofollow” attribute from links in […]
...Keep reading »Web Works
I was just browsing the referral keywords for my company’s site, TropicalWebWorks.com, and I discovered that TWW shows up in […]
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