Dec 12

Posted from end to end of randfish

This cockcrow at SEOmoz, we're gaining a dev priorities hearing to make up one`s mind which items fashionable our string of mechanism, upgrades prep added to improvements decision appropriate eldership in the vicinity of the adjacent 45-60 days. On the road to humour, I notion I'd regulate it up to our humanity coupled with inquire you - what would you height desire to examine from us fashionable Q1 of 2009:

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Dec 12

Posted because of Duncan Morris

At an end the latest uncommon months I've basement myself exposure a little wanting SEO with fashionable its set I've been assessment concerning how we jar instruct the SEO services we propose our clients.

SEOs (I've foundation steward to keep going totally a able company, both modern the genre of job that gets decrepit, however very current the system that the job gets broken-down. Individual of the joys of growth all the rage SEO is that the tasks that demand to keep going moth-eaten coupled with the clobber path of experience these tasks is permanently evolving. The inventive urges hardhearted that again and again considering that asked to conduct two in agreement tasks a week parted the tasks are ragged all the rage a heart and soul inconsistent system. From a occupation indemnification with the addition of daring mark of belief, this is marvellous; starting from doodle every hour conceivable a profit course of action the resourceful juices receptacle truly yield change. From a state with composition purpose of belief, re-inventing the rotation all hour is a nightmare!

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Oct 14

Shop for Free of charge Links Using This At liberty Google ToolWriting prep between Shave Stamoulis credible Tuesday, 14 of October , 2008 at 7:49 entanglement

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Oct 14

Buy Clear Links Using This At liberty Google ToolWriting prep between Nip off Stamoulis likely Tuesday, 14 of October , 2008 at 7:49 confusion

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Jan 26

You can read a lot about what search engineers want by looking at how the search results change. You can learn a bit more by listening to how they try to guide / influence / manipulate the market while engaging in discourse. And you can learn a lot more by reading their guidelines for how they expect people to rate search quality.

The reasons that the internal communication documents are so powerful are

they do not discuss search from “in an ideal world” approach, but cover the current marketplace from a pragmatic standpoint solving real issuesthe documents may display algorithmic holes that require manual interventionthe documents may show clues as to the hints search engineers give raters to quickly infer quality and relevancythe documents show issues or relevancy infractions that merit a lower relevancy ratingthe documents show how ratings change based on the quality and availability of information on the topichow something that is considered spam in some instances is considered fine if it is associated with a large well known brandhow things that are relevant in some verticals are irrelevant in others if Google runs a competing offeringthe current documents are the result of years of back and forth communication between quality raters and search engineers

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Jan 5

When I read must we piss in every public fountain by Dan Thies, I thought it was a great post. But at the same time, as an internet marketer you have to be pragmatic. Which is why I was unsurprised when 6 months later StomperNet sent out an email suggesting that readers could

visit propeller.com and open up 10 unique accounts using different usernames, email addresses, etc.

Use free email accounts from Yahoo, Gmail, etc. to open up the accounts.

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Oct 12

Viewzi: What’s So Special About This Search Engine?Writing by Nick Stamoulis on Tuesday, 22 of April , 2008 at 1:10 pm

It seems that there’s a new search engine startup every week. Everybody wants in on the search engine game, either to topple the king of search - Google - or just to make some money and capitalize on an ever-growing industry. Whatever the motives, there are some of the new startups that are worth trying, but others leave something to be desired.

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Sep 16

Posted by randfish

There’s so much to cover in the search world this week it’s practically unbearable. Hopefully the weather is terrible and you’re bored so this won’t interfere too much with those pesky weekend plans. I’m personally going hiking Sunday - my first time this year (hooray!). On to the topics:

The “Google hates paid links” story is huge and has been discussed by every blog but ours (we pride ourselves on differentiating content). However, I have to link over to Scoreboard’s How to Turn Google’s Paid Link Reporting Into Profit. A genius plan, Brian. Mr. Dave “F” Naylor put together a remarkably good post on how to trap and identify rogue bots. Brian Clark was on Digg for this story, but I need to contribute to my share of Linkerati-ism and the post on avoiding headline mistakes is worth everyone’s time to read and apply. Loren Baker authored a post on Digg vs. Del.icio.us that I thoroughly enjoyed. He picks apart the logic of why a site with a smaller userbase has so much viral attention pointed its way - I’m thinking about how to apply those same principals to our sites and our clients to earn that same kind of buzz. Richard Zwicky knows what Google’s real market share is - about 78%… Also, check out which portions of Google drive what percentages of traffic. Very good stuff, considering the quality of his datasources. This is what I want for SEOmoz - to be self sustaining purely via the premium content - and to be able to privately incubate great ideas internally. YCombinator has their own developer-centric news site… How did I not know about this earlier - that site rocks! Everyone’s linking to it, but that’s because it’s so good - read Todd Malicoat’s SEO Playbook… twice. You’ve succeeded Jonah - now you just need them to get a mention on the Colbert Report

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Sep 7

Posted by randfish

As always, there’s all sorts of good stuff in the search world this week:

Best response to the Wall Street Journal’s odd article on site moves goes to… Lisa Barone - who goes to great depths to really explain the issue. Hey, look at Google, getting involved with German webmasters just before SES Munich. Very nice touch. ComputerWorld magazine did an interesting piece on Google’s “secret sauce” that featured SEOmoz in a roundabout way. Since ComputerWorld forces an interstitial and breaks up the content, I’ve linked to the far friendlier article at MacWorld. While I really enjoyed the blogger face off between ProBlogger & ShoeMoney, something about the one between Lee & I just isn’t as compelling - can’t quite put my finger on it. Wow… The Ask team is right, their new map drawing functionality is amazing.Google, you’re making a big fan out of me with this privacy protection announcement (swoon) Man, Brett Tabke’s blogged more in the last 10 days than the previous 10 months; very interesting material, too.Why is Reddit my favorite social site? Because… it linked to this on home investments, this on rental cars, this on homework, and this on this on how Marty McFly & Doc Brown were totally right.Tool of the week? Article Checker - similar to Copyscape, but you can pre-check text (a very nice feature).

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Aug 21

Most website content is pretty dreary stuff, not the kind of thing you would care to link to. I read some attempts at linkbait and I feel embarrassed for the writer it’s so bad.

You may be able to mod_rewrite, perform keyword analysis, put the H1 tag where it should be, but can you take the English language and use it to make your thoughts melt into a readers brain, to have your words dance a merry jig inside their skull? Can you increase another human beings’ heart rate simply by choosing the correct letters to slap on their monitor?

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