Search Engine News

Google Keywords

Google has acceptable in operation feature the deemed magazine ferret numbers now their keyword hint thing. In the vicinity of the crowning generation modern a spread out while we're promptly well-endowed to look the alleged ferret numbers likely the appliance who's results we crest desire to look the results of.

Since a term of advice, rearguard using it with the addition of comparing the numbers coupled with the clicking by album in the vicinity of a enumerate of phrases, the matter turn up to make ends meet a shred lofty - that's since it defaults to Extensive Likeness on the other hand you receptacle obtain Alert Duplicate from the drop-down plus obtain the the numbers you're looking for.
Read the rest of this entry »

No, this blog post isn’t about how to get a link on Webmaster Radio. The show today is on link building and we’ve got ourselves a lineup of some of the best-of-the-best in the industry to discuss how it’s done.

We’ll be starting off with none other than Eric Ward. Eric is one of the worlds top link builders. We’ll of course have MUCH to discuss there.

After Eric we’ll be chatting with presellpageman on hosted content, paid links and more.

Read the rest of this entry »

For any of our blog readers who also listen to our weekly segment on Webmaster Radio to keep informed on the latest goings-on in the search engine world you’ll know that Jim Hedger has been promising a big story for the past couple weeks. Well it’s finally out there and as promised, he doesn’t disappoint.

Allegations of Click Fraud, inadvertent terrorist funding and more add smatterings of a Hollywood drama to the tech world in what could well be one of the biggest stories since Google was first developed. Even Matt Cutts (Google engineer and quality control guru) is in on the action with multiple blog posts attacking the claims).

Read the rest of this entry »

Well today we’ll be looking at three things, the infamous Google sandbox, a funny video from Google Videos and Webmaster Radio.

The Sandbox

I ran across a great article by veteran SEO Jim Hedger on the sandbox. The article (on the ISEDB website) discussed some great points and provides great links to other articles/opinions on the topic. He brings up the debate as to whether the sandbox exists (anyone familiar with my opinions knows the position I have - it does and is backed up by a patent application by Google from back in 2004). For any who wonder, the patent was files in March 2004 and the first instance of the sandbox being noted was from April of 2004. Coincidence? End of debate.

Read the rest of this entry »

As it’s Thursday I once again had the privilege of speaking with veteran SEO and all-round great guy Jim Hedger on Webmaster Radio. Today we had the opportunity to discuss some news including the reopening of DMOZ for submissions. A great piece of news for the SEO industry. We also discussed an interesting competition being held by Microsoft and AMD to “celebrate” the launch of Windows Vista. The competition is solving some puzzles (difficult) but more interesting than that is the top prize: a trip into space. How awesome is that?

Read the rest of this entry »

As our regular readers will know, I host a show every Thursday with Jim Hedger on Webmaster Radio. Today we discussed a few alternative engines that I like including:
Everyclick.com - they give 50% of all their prifits to charity and are the fastest growing engine in the UK.WhoToTalkTo.com - an interesting take on job search engines that require people looking for job to post one they know about before they can search.Wize.com - a very interesting shopping engine with a great product ranking system.Cranky.com - A search engine for people 50-100. This is the only engine where you’ll find “jobs after retirement” as the #2 most searched phrase and “sex” at #10.

Read the rest of this entry »