There’s a newsletter that I get from time to time from Google called the “Google Friends Newsletter”. The content is farily good, but out-dated for anyone who has 200 search engine related RSS feeds or that runs a SEO agency. That represents, what .005% of the population? For everyone else, it’s good info. Here’s [...]
As a search marketer that’s been providing search marketing services for quite a while, I like to think of Andrew Goodman as the guy who “wrote the book” on Google AdWords - or at least that’s one of the ways I like to think of him. He’s authored/edited Traffick.com since long before blogs became popular, [...]
Working in the SEO business for over 8 years brings exposure to many interesting situations. Particularly mis-information driven inquiries by potential search engine optimization prospects.
Recently I received an inquiry that was typical of what I hear from really small companies looking into SEO that get their information from sources that have little to do with [...]
All the major search enignes agree: Getting quality, contextually relevant links to your site is important for rankings. One way to augment your link building campaign is by syndicating articles with relevant links embedded in the text and author bio. Here are a few resources:
ezinearticles.com
goarticles.com
ideamarketers.com
If you’re into voting for blogs, KBCafe Blog Award Voting is going on between now and Dec 31st. There are several search engine and marketing related categories including:
Best Google Blog
Best Yahoo! Blog
Best Microsoft Blog
Best Webvertising Blog
Best SEO Blog
Best Marketing Blog
My blog, Online Marketing Blog is listed in the Best SEO Blog category along with some [...]
I’ve had the opportunity to interview some very interesting people working in the search engine optimization and marketing industry over the past month. Here’s an interview with Barry Schwartz, aka RustyBrick, who runs a web application development business called RustyBrick, edits and writes the Search Engine Roundtable blog, serves as moderator on numerous forums, [...]
This week is the Search Engine Strategies conference in Chicago. Search Engine Roundtable blogs the conference extensively and I try to get a few in as well. There are quite a few attendees at this conference, although I don’t have numbers yet. After having been to 5 or 6 SES conferences, I finally met [...]
There are many sources of information available to stay on top of what’s happening in the search engine optimization and marketing world. Blogs are particularly useful since they are updated more frequently and when they come from the source, pretty reliable. At least as reliable as their PR firm handlers.
The official search engine blogs:
Official Google [...]
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