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Enslavement Effects - Exercise Instead Authority?Writing through Clip Stamoulis credible Thursday, 14 of Esteemed , 2008 at 9:42 arch

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The Search For Relevance And It’s True MeaningWriting by Nick Stamoulis on Tuesday, 20 of November , 2007 at 4:48 pm

Jordan McCollum made a brilliant post earlier today at Marketing Pilgrim regarding the topic of relevance. Just a few things stand out about her blog post that I’d like to respond to.

I think that relevance cannot be a selling point for a search engine, and not just because Live’s update was just catching them up to the level of many other popular search engines. In fact, I think that it’s hard for any of us to truly evaluate “relevance” in results.

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Content, Links, Relevance, Popularity: WebProNews On SEOWriting by Nick Stamoulis on Thursday, 1 of November , 2007 at 2:41 pm

WebProNews conducted video interviews of some of the top SEOs in the industry. Sadly, they didn’t interview me. But they did interview some folks I admire.

Included in the interviews were:

Rand FishkinEric EngeDavid BrownBrian Mark

You know they say great minds think alike. Well, there seems to be some consensus and, of course, it agrees with me. Four of the most important things to keep in mind in your SEO efforts are content, links, relevance, and popularity.

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Is Relevance Still Relevant?Writing by Nick Stamoulis on Tuesday, 30 of October , 2007 at 9:51 am

If you have a network of blogs that are connected to each other by links and they don’t have any obvious relationship other than the fact that they are owned by you, I’d suggest that you de-link them.

As you know, Google recently updated everyone’s PageRank. That’s likely good news for most of you, but for some of you, especially you old-timers who are used to doing things a certain way, you might have got picked on this time. There were two ways that Google punched back at web-savvy entrepreneurs who have been, even unwittingly, gaming the system - or just making out with its downside.

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