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Day 1 of Search Engine Strategies - San Jose 2008

18. August 2008

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Search Engine Strategies - San Jose 2008 Whew, so the first day of Search Engine Strategies is finally complete.  What a crazy day, I have so much in my brain right now it’s almost overwhelming.  There are so many things I can apply to what I am doing currently, let alone what I haven’t already implemented. The [...]

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Cuil compared to Google, Yahoo!, MSN(Live) & ASK

30. July 2008

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Can Cuil play with the Big Boys? I have mentioned a site I visit regularly quite a few times on my blog.  It’s called SEOmoz. Masterminded by Rand Fishkin and his crew they come up with some awesome info about SEO as a whole. Anyway, after my post yesterday I thought maybe I was a bit harsh [...]

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Cuil is not Cool…

29. July 2008

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Let’s face it Cuil sucks. Do a search for anything you’re interested in… I’ll guarantee that the images that show up next to your results make no sense.  Also, what’s with changing the flow of how the results show up.  The top 3 search engines all serve up their results the exact same.  Why?  Because that’s [...]

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Keyword - Pro Wordpress Theme & Pro Wordpress Themes

21. July 2008

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If you follow my blog regularly you noticed last night I decided I would start featuring Wordpress themes on my blog.  Particularly ones I felt like were decent, functional and professional looking wordpress themes. I wrote a post last night featuring the Aesma Pro Wordpress Theme Today I was going through my Google Analytics account like usual [...]

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Adobe partners with Google, Yahoo for improved flash search

11. July 2008

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I received an email newsletter today from DMnews and it had an interesting story. Adobe is Partnering with the top search engine dawgs to do something pretty incredible.  If you know about SEO you know that flash isn’t the most “SEO friendly” My first thought was, “How would you even go about doing that?” You will have [...]

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