Cre8asite's Website Hospital
The various webmaster and SEO/M forums on the web all offer their own versions of a peer review for member websites, but no one does as good a job as Cre8asite forums with their ...
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A Non-SEO View of How to Get Blogged
TechCrunch has a post from last Friday - Top Ten Things You Can Do To Get Blogged - that explains carefully and simply how the company chooses Web 2.0 companies to be profiled or written about on their site. While this a...
The Importance of an About Page
Kim's got a terrific thread going at Cre8asite on the importance of "about us" or "about me" pages. She starts by pointing to Andy Beal's ...
Dirty Tricks at the DMOZ
I watched a nasty trick take effect at the DMOZ today. Apparently, unscrupulous editors have been getting more and more black hat about using particularly clever techniques to foil their competitors who are listed at the directory. This particular technique came to me via an online acquaintance whose name I promised not to mention. This editor's technique, as he controls some real estat...
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Typoglycemia & Internet Phenomenon
An interesting thread at Cre8asiteforums (typoglycemia) about random wording got me thinking about Internet Phenomenon in general. JanussunaJ starts the thread with the following: Msot ploepe can raed tihs, athlhuog it lokos raehtr odd. It is cllae...
Digging up Dirty DNS Deeds
SamSpade.org has a fantastic collection of tools for digging up everything from falsified IP addresses to browsing the web anonymously to checking traceroutes, running whois and reverse lookups and much more. The site's super-clean, minimalis...
Katrina & the SEO World
Hurricane Katrina has taken a devastating toll on the gulf states of the US and the people who lived there. The SEO world has responded with a variety of donations and contributions, as well as threads, posts and information relating to the subject. DazzlinDo...
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Great Books for Webmasters
Don't think that everything about SEO and building websites can be found on the web. Over the past two years I have read many books about these same subjects that were printed on paper. So if paper books are off your radar screen these days here the BEST three from my long reading...
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A Little Bit Naughty
Google's SafeSearch feature doesnt' strongly affect most of us in the non-adult industry, but I came across a fun little tool yesterday that I thought was worth mentioning. Monzy's UnSafe Search is a play on Google's adult filtering and conducts a search at Google with SafeSearch on and off, then filters out those results that...
Librarian's Directory
The two groups most commonly associated by search engines as being interested in things like link data and information retrieval technology, outside of their own engineers, are librarians & SEOs. The first group are typically lauded while the second receives both internal and external...
Mr. Cutts... Your Pants are on Fire
Matt Cutts is one of the friendliest, most fun people to be around at an SES conference. But, like all of us, he's not infalliable and is prone to make mistakes once in a while. Far be it from me to criticize him, however, as I too have notorious errors of judgement ...
Visiting Bad Neighborhoods
Cygnus, over at SEOChat, posted a thread back in July that has quickly become one of the most popular and visited threads of the summer. Delisted Sites? poses questions about many recently dropped sites at Google from a variety of sources. I was lucky enough to have some private ...
Got 15 Minutes? We've got a new SEO/M Exam
After a much longer than expected delay from May, when I posted the original SEO Quiz, we've got a new, full-featured SEM Exam. It's fun and a great way to pass the last few lazy days of...
Decption at Yahoo about Index Size; Google still bigger
As much as it pains me to have to give ground to the industry giant, Google appears to still have the edge in index size. Despite Yahoo!'s claims to over 19 billion web documents indexed, in a very good report from earlier this week, Matthew Cheney and Mike Perry from the Univ...