I have read the FAQs and checked for similar issues: YESDescription (including timeline of any changes made):I have a client that has purchase multiple, similar domain names to help promote their business. They all point to a single, primary server. It appears the webmaster setup server-side 301 redirects for each of these secondary domains, but he set domain masking to on. Hence, the domain URL's make it appear that the visitor is on different sites, even though it's the same, identical content on a single server.I had wanted Google to index only the primary domain name and simply point all the other domains to the server with 301 redirects. I have setup a Google Webmaster Tools account for the primary domain, verified the site, and submitted a sitemap based on that primary domain. Unfortunately, Google has already indexed one of the secondary domains, and now I'm having trouble getting the primary domain indexed.Is Google going to view this as duplicate content, since multiple indexed domain names have identical content? (I suspect so, though I'm not sure.)� If so, how do I fix this problem. I was thinking that I should perhaps verify all the secondary domain names in Google Webmaster tools, and then request those secondary sites be removed from the index. But is this necessary, and more importantly, will this likely enable me to get the primary domain name indexed?Thanks!Mark Question from  read more..

I have read the FAQs and checked for similar issues: YES / NOMy site's URL is:www.hopalong.orgDescription (including timeline of any changes made):Need to delete any reference to our physical address. Phone number, and URL, are all we want listed. We are NOT an office open ti the public and the listed address brings people into our office daily. Question from  read more..

I have managed to get it listed in the top 10 for the phrase "UK based proxy server".However, typing in "uk proxy server" into google doesn't list the site even though it's in my title and many other pages especially when compared with the current sites in the top 10.Not sure what else to put into my site or what is causing Google to rank the site low. Any ideas?URL: www.proxyplayer.co.uk Question from  read more..

I have read the FAQs and checked for similar issues: YES My site's URL is:www.employeeengagement.comDescription (including timeline of any changes made):I've recently converted over to Word Press (www.employeeengagement.com) and my site went from page one on google searches of key words of employee engagement to nowhere in site. Although my webmaster inadvertentley checked a box on Word Press that said� "don't allow this site to be searched by Google or other search engines", he corrected it three weeks ago and still , no sign of the site being chache or showing up anywhere on Google. Its now been three weeks and aside from some redirected old links to my new site,� nothing.� This is not a case of raising my site's ranking. It is a case of my site not being cached or crawled by Google.�� When I check the cache status (cache:employeeengagement.com), it shows that the site still has not been indexed.� I rely on this site as my marketing for my business, and� busienss is drying up...Help!� BTW- I still show up on page one of both Bing and Yahoo. Question from  read more..

I have read the FAQs and checked for similar issues: YES / NOMy site's URL is: Description (including timeline of any changes made): iHi folks this has stumped mei pressed the hyphen to spell its and it opened a window at the bottom of page saying quick find links only Question from  read more..

I have read the FAQs and checked for similar issues: YESMy site's URL is: http://thehoot.netDescription (including timeline of any changes made): Hi there.I am the webmaster of Brandeis University's community newspaper, The Brandeis Hoot. Recently, we have decided to make the switch from http://thehoot.net to http://thebrandeishoot.com. Everything has been working great so far (we have a 301 redirect set up, no readers have reported any issues whatsoever).However, it is very important that I also move my Google's Webmaster's info. I have verified both http://thehoot.net AND http://thebrandeishoot.com. However, when I attempt to submit a change of address request, in the "thehoot.net", I receive the following error:"We couldn't verify www.thehoot.net. To submit a change of address, www.thehoot.net must be verified using the same method as thehoot.net. Add www.thehoot.net to your account and verify ownership, then try again."This is strange, because I am not requesting a switch from "thehoot.net" to "www.thehoot.net". I am requesting a switch from "thehoot.net" to "thebrandeishoot.com", both of which are verified in my account.I just took a peek at the verification status of thebrandeishoot.com, and it is, in fact verified. However, if I then click " read more..

Relevancy is a good thing. It makes search and the world more efficient. Many attempts at relevancy, like search is getting more social, may just create more noise. But computers are getting better at understanding language is a good thing "our measurements show that synonyms affect 70 percent of user searches across the more than 100 languages Google supports." read more..

Today I get to interview one of my favorite reads in the SEO blogoshpere, Andrew Shotland. Andrew runs the Local SEO Guide blog and has graciously taken some of his time to share with us his thoughts on Local SEO. read more..

Mark Cuban recently talked about how search engines and content aggregators are vampires.  read more..

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Publicly Jason claims to be ignorant about SEO because it allows him moral flexibility and makes Google less likely to torch his site (even though he is blatantly violating their search quality guidelines, and has for *years*).  read more..

"Basically students were told how to steal accounts and use trojan programs. Sometimes trainers show us how to write programs," read more..

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"I put up a paragraph on the homepage talking about say 'red widgets in oklahoma'. Then I link those words (red widgets in oklahoma) right back to the homepage. In other words, my homepage links to itself, with some nice juicy text." read more..

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Moustafa Hammad and Mohamed Elhawary, a couple engineers in our search quality group, just did a nice post about improving Arabic language searches: Our algorithm employs rules of Arabic spelling and grammar along with signals from historical search data to decide when to leave out spaces between words or when to remove unnecessarily repeated letters. Now, [...] read more..

I wanted to play with writing Android apps on my home Linux computer, which is currently running Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty Jackalope). These are mostly notes for myself, so don’t feel guilty if you skip this post. - Make sure your system is up-to-date: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade - Install Java sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jdk - [...] read more..

Google just launched a nice feature on Google Reader: the ability to keep an eye on pages for changes. This works even if the page doesn’t have its own RSS feed. This sort of thing is very handy. You could use it to spot new things on a privacy policy page or watch for changes [...] read more..

If you followed @googlewmc on Twitter you would already know about this, but I recently recreated my “State of the Index” talk from PubCon in November 2009. Here’s the video of the talk below: And here are the slides if you’d like to follow along: The talk is almost half an hour, so I hope you enjoy [...] read more..

If you own a website you no doubt receive hundreds of link request emails ranging from honest people to three-way-exchanges, and even to the following deceptive scams: I received the following email: Hello, Recently I visited your website http://www.jlh-design.com ; while visiting your site I noticed that you link to http://andybeard.eu at this address: http://www.jlh-design.com/2007/08/warnings-google-needs-to-incorporate/. As we are [...]Post from: John Honeck  read more..

By now you’ve heard of Illinois continued stellar record in politics with the arrest of their latest Governor Rod Blagojevich. While watching and reading the news I was almost mesmerized by that awful hair of his, I just knew I’ve seen it before. .Post from: John Honeck Rudy Arrested Post from: John Honeck  read more..

Google is know for being highly innovative and keeping on top of the technology train. Android brought the opening of the Google online store. Gmail has an on-going experiment that goes by the name of "Gmail Labs", which you can find hiding in it's parent, "Google Labs". You can try out various things for size, such as "mail goggles"  (to…Check out the SEO Tools guide at Search Engine Journal.Google Going Social…Again? Gmail to Add Streaming�Updates read more..

Is social media better than a 60-second ad spot that costs around $3 million. Pepsi thinks so which is why they chose to launch a viral campaign at RefreshEverything.com instead of advertising in the Super Bowl this year. Pepsi plans to give away $20 million in grant money to fund projects in various categories. People can go there now…Check out the SEO Tools guide at Search Engine Journal.Social Media Better than a Super Bowl TV Ad�Spot? read more..

Over the past weeks, I've come across a few highly valuable and inspiring articles on using Gmail filters as well Outlook rules for better productivity. This actually goes about organizing your email more effectively in order to do your job better and faster. This prompted me to optimize my SEO process using email filtering to a achieve higher productivity.…Check out the SEO Tools guide at Search Engine Journal.7 Awesome Ideas to Use Gmail Filters For SEO�Tasks read more..

Dang, it’s after midnight and I’m still at the office again. There’s been 2 cases of Sundaes Best hot fudge sitting on top of my desk that I’m not sure if I should be selfish... read more..

As a brand new member of both We Build Pages and Internet Marketers of New York, I’m really proud to announce that last week’s Charity Party hosted by WBP raised more than $13,000 to... read more..

Lisa Barone has moved to Historic Troy New York and has joined We Build Pagesas our Senior Writer. Stay tuned for a new website and blog on WeBuildPages.com in the near future. View the Press... read more..

Jennifer Laycock will be speaking about "Social Strategy" at SearchFest 2010, which will take place on March 9th at the Governor Hotel in Portland, Oregon. Jennifer was also the first person to publish my blog posts…whether that be praiseworthy or blameworthy, I'll leave up to the readership to decide :.) 1)����� Please give me your background [...]Post from: Search Engine People SEO Blog read more..

Carol Skyring is not only the founder and CEO of LearnTel – that would have made her "just" interesting to follow on Twitter. No, she's also a doctorate student in microblogging.� That makes her fascinating. I asked for – and got – an interview. You're doing a doctorate, at the Queensland University of Technology, on microblogging. One [...]Post from: Search Engine People SEO Blog read more..

Afraid to be perceived by customers as the less valuable offer in a Marketing Partnership with a bigger partner brand? If you're not careful as a "little fish" when getting into a marketing partnership with a much "bigger fish", your perceived brand value can diminish. � The prospect of working with a heavyweight who is more visible [...]Post from: Search Engine People SEO Blog read more..

Looking at AdWords SiteLinks and how to better managed your PPC Campaigns with SiteLinks in mind. We look at results of our own tests around this feature, where we saw a 60% increase in Conversion Rates for one client.Post from: Search Engine People SEO Blog read more..

For the first time mobile device visits can be tracked out-of-the-box using Google Analytics. How can you access these stats, what does it mean and how can you use it? The Analytics team over at Google sure has been busy! After announcing the additions of Annotations and Asynchronous Tracking over the past few weeks, they’ve [...]Post from: Search Engine People SEO Blog read more..

Are the blogs that you follow helping you to solve a problem you have? Increasingly I've noticed that the writers I follow the closest are those that are actively assisting me attain the goals in my life. These could be as minor as learning how to draw, or as major as becoming a better husband. [...]Post from: Search Engine People SEO Blog read more..

I know I have emphasized link building benefits of guest posting quite a few times: but if link building aspect is the first in your list of reasons why you start guest blogging, you are getting it WRONG from the very start.  read more..

Whenever we talk about guest blogging, the conversation usually focuses on the link building benefits of guest blogging. And while this is certainly one of the best reasons to guest post, I’ve personally found that the increased exposure and the ability to position yourself as an expert in your niche are the most profitable effects of guest blogging.  read more..

Mark racks up yet another link building post that should be on the radar of all you link builders out there. An especially great read if you're just starting out a large campaign.  read more..

Linkbait is a technique not a strategy, it involves creating web content for the specific, primary purpose of getting links pointed to your website. There are of course other areas where linkbait can be useful, but ultimately it’s about links.  read more..

Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today, through the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and other search forums on the web....  read more..

About a month ago, we ran a poll asking should Google censor non-adult search suggestions? This was based on all the religion based controversy and political controversy. So I specifically asked our readers, should Google censor these search suggestions or...  read more..

Since the devastating disaster in Haiti, companies and individuals are looking for creative ways to help. Several AdSense publishers asked via WebmasterWorld and Google AdSense Help if there are ways to donate their AdSense income. Last Thursday, the Google AdSense...  read more..

Back in December, I spotted a WebmasterWorld thread with a webmasters asking why Google is pulling in commands from 1e100.net, as opposed to Google.com. At first, I thought it was nothing and let the thread go. But now, it appears...  read more..

Since its unveiling last month, the iPad has been labeled a Kindle killer. The parallels are obvious—the largest (and newest) Kindle has the same size screen, both have Internet connectivity, and both can be used to read books. But that just about sums up the Kindle’s selling points, and the iPad’s features list continues on [...] read more..

Edelman’s annual Trust Barometer survey shows that traditional media is trending downward among “informed publics aged 25-64 in 20 countries”—and so is their trust in “a person like yourself” (although much less dramatically). The executive summary shows traditional media trust is diving, with TV news down 20%, radio news down 17% and print news down 12%. [...] read more..

Holy language gap, Batman! Google looks to be creating some pretty cool futuristic gadgets for its utility belt. Now, when Eric Schmidt puts out the Goog signal he can feel confident that ex-Google employees in all parts of the world will understand the signal without have to spend time changing out the filter on his [...] read more..

There is always something we can wax eloquent about for hours on end. From topics ranging as far as the aces of the First World War and expeditions led by conquistadores to practical knowledge such as how to launch a blog or how to get around building this or that, we all have a story to tell. And a site like Ezdia aims to let anybody capitalize on his knowledge and become a paid expert.Read moreLearn more about Ezdia.com in Dataopedia.comFind out how much Ezdia.com is worth with Stimator.com  read more..

Cuesense is a service that will let anybody scour both Twitter and the Blogosphere in pursuit of opinions or testimonials that relate that the service he or she provides. These can then be turned into a slideshow, and embedded on the site or blog so as to show potential customers where it’s at. Each presentation comes complete with photos and a soundtrack that the one assembling it (EG, you) deems as suitable.Read moreLearn more about Cuesense.com in Dataopedia.comFind out how much Cuesense.com is worth with Stimator.com  read more..

If there is one invaluable attribute the Internet has is how it lets you solve any problem by getting in touch with people whose knowledge might as well be encyclopedic, and who are willing to offer it for free. When you can’t find an answer off the top of you head you know that you can try any of the forums or questions and answers sites that populate the Internet, and that are going as strong as ever. And more and more specialized ones keep on surfacing.Read moreLearn more about Moms4Mom.com in Dataopedia.comFind out how much Moms4Mom.com is worth with Stimator.com  read more..

TargetRooms is a brand-new hotel search website. It takes a different approach to what we are mostly accustomed to. That is, most search sites take for granted that you already know exactly where it is that you are going to stay, and they offer up maps only once you have selected a likely candidate.Read moreLearn more about TargetRooms.com in Dataopedia.comFind out how much TargetRooms.com is worth with Stimator.com  read more..

A different approach to form-filling, Fill Any PDF will let you upload a PDF Form and link to it in just a couple of steps. The idea is to let you put the link around and have people come in and fill your form online. They don’t have to send it back to you manually once the process is done, and you are prevented the grating process of mailing it time and again each time anybody who you want to poll comes into the picture.Read moreLearn more about FillAnyPDF.com in Dataopedia.comFind out how much FillAnyPDF.com is worth with Stimator.com  read more..

If you are far gone into tweeting, this site has all it takes for becoming your other half. It brings a new slice of features and functionalities to the celebrated platform, including the ability to see tweets in a visual timeline along with a collection of short codes that can be used to trigger different actions. For example, by using these codes it is very easy to retrieve video URLs, current weather temperatures and even stock quotes contained on any tweet that has been put your way.Read moreLearn more about Chirplace.com in Dataopedia.comFind out how much Chirplace.com is worth with Stimator.com  read more..

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Webmaster Level: AllThanks to all of you who took our webmaster quiz and waited patiently to see how well you did! Today, we're pleased to present the Webmaster Quiz answers! We hope this quiz has provided some clarity on common issues users ask about in the Webmaster Help Forum. We'll go over a few of the questions and answers here, but if some of the answers lead you to ask more questions, we encourage you to continue the discussion in the forum!1) You have moved your site to a new dom read more..

(Cross-posted on the Google Korea Blog)Webmaster Level: AllLegitimate websites may require that their visitors install software. These sites often do so to provide their users with additional functionality beyond what's available in standard web browsers, like viewing a special type of document. Please note, however, that if your site requires specific software for your visitors, the implementation of this software installation process is very important. Incorrect implementation can appear as t read more..

Webmaster Level: AllIf you allow users to publish content on your website, from leaving comments to creating user profiles, you’ll likely see spammers attempt to take advantage of these mechanisms to generate traffic to their own sites. Having this spammy content on your site isn't fun for anyone. Users may be subjected to annoying advertisements directing them to low-quality or dangerous sites containing scams or malware. And you as a webmaster may be hosting content that violates a search e read more..

Webmaster Level: AllLast year we introduced Rich Snippets, a new feature that makes it possible to surface structured data from your pages on Google's search results. So far, user reaction to Rich Snippets has been enthusiastic -- after all, Rich Snippets help people make more informed clicks and find what they need even faster.We originally introduced Rich Snippets with two formats: reviews and people. Later in the year we added support for marking up video information which is used to improve read more..

Posted by randfishLike 150 million or so other folks, I spent today watching the Superbowl. As a marketer, it's hard not to pay close attention to the advertisements, and this year featured a heavy focus on sending viewers to the web. However, I was a bit surprised that we didn't see anything like 2007's Pontiac advertisement: At the end of the ad, Pontiac invites viewers to "Google" their brand to learn more.�This seemed�a bit odd in 2007, but today, it would have been a brilliant marketing move. Here's why: Personalized search is now on by default. This means that every click, branded search, and expression of a "brand preference" or "brand affinity" in Google's results is likely to result in preferential biasing towards that domain in future searches. A "Google" Pontiac message during this Superbowl wouldn't just send users to their site, it would also mean that tens of millions of searchers would now be "personalized" towards that domain. I'm not sure when we'll start to see this strategy employed, but it can't be long. Personalization�(and even social search, which Google pushed out of Labs two weeks ago) make leveraging your brand, in any channel, a powerful tool for SEO.  read more..

Posted by RobOusbeyLinks. We often talk about why we want them and how to get them, but today I'd like to go back to basics and look at the constituent parts of the HTML code behind them. This is definitely a post for the new SEO, or web-developer looking to expand their experience, but even experienced search marketers may want to comment the nuances of some parts of the humble anchor tag's attributes. read more..

Posted by mgaleckiThis post was originally in YOUmoz, and was promoted to the main blog because it provides great value and interest to our community. The author's views are entirely his or her own and may not reflect the views of SEOmoz, Inc.A SHORT INTRODUCTION... We all know that the search engine robots more frequently visit popular pages, i.e. those that have the largest number of incoming links, both internal and external ones. The architecture of a website is usually correlated with the popularity of these pages expressed by number of backlinks: Home page has the most backlinks, 1st (e.g. product categories), 2nd & 3rd level pages obtain less links, finally the least important are deep pages (with articles, classified ads, product pages, etc). The above mentioned “importance” of web pages versus the web site architecture has been illustrated in one of the Rand's posts titled "Diagrams for Solving Crawl Priority & Indexation Issues": Important pages tend to have a different priority of indexation, and this was also presented very nicely by Rand: Purple spots are those with the highest number of external links. As it can be seen, the pages which are close, take some of the popularity and they pass part of it further (pink spots). All the other spots stand for pages that are too far from the entrance points of search engine robots, which means that the chance of their indexation is much smaller. In case of classified websites, which contain a lot of content, the above diagram should include subsequent category listing or search results pages. They are obviously less important than the main category pages, but their indexing additionally influences the indexation of their components - ad details pages. This is particularly important when the listing starts with so called premium ads, which change less often than standard classifieds. BEFORE THE TEST... Having this theoretical information, we have decided to see how it is like in practice. We have analyzed a website of http://www.morusek.pl (with animals and pets related classifieds from Poland) which has a total number of indexed pages exceeding 100,000. Using the combination of "site" and "inurl" queries we checked what is the number of indexed pages with a list of classifieds (in Polish “ogloszenia”): http://www.google.pl/search?q=site%3Awww.morusek.pl+inurl%3A%22%2F0%2F%22+inurl%3Aogloszenia The initial results were the following: To continue the analysis, we excluded the first pages, as the numbers here are influenced by existence of some category pages with no classifieds at the moment, but which are indexable (there are crawlable links in the menu). In addition, to verify the effectiveness of the "site" query, we took into account a number of pages reported by Google Webmaster Tools (GWT) under "Internal Links". The results were as follows: WHAT'S IMPORTANT TO KNOW? The first conclusion is obviously that the higher the page number is, the less probability that the page will be indexed. Secondly, while the actual numbers of GWT and “site” queries vary a lot, the trends (slopes) are almost the same. On average, the chance that the robot will crawl to the next page of search results decreases by 1,2-1,3% per page. It is also interesting that, according to Google Webmaster Tools, pages from 2 to 4 have a good indexation ratio which later decreases dramatically at the fifth position. For example, for sites with number 4 the level of indexation is 60%, while for pages number 15 it falls below 30% (according to Google Webmaster Tools), or 40% (for the command “site” in Google). This is due to the fact that Googlebots have a much longer way to reach the appropriate link in case of the latter (a link to page 15 first appears on page 12), while there are direct links to pages 2, 3 and 4 on the first pages of search listings (see below): THE SUBJECT OF THE TEST: INTRODUCING MORE LINKS We decided to test what would be the changes in indexation ratios if we introduced more links to subsequent ad listings pages. On the first page of each category we added links to the 5th, 10th and 15th pages as show on the picture below: After a month we tested the changes. Due to inaccurate results returned by the command “site” in Google (number of indexed pages seemed to be greater than the actual number of them) we present data from Google Webmaster Tools (internal links) only: THE RESULTS The graph clearly shows us that indexation of pages that were added to the listing on the first page is much higher after the change (pages: 5th, 10th and 15th), and actually equals the indexation of pages 2, 3 and 4. However, the increase in indexation of pages directly linked from the home page did not affect the indexation of the neighbouring pages. For example, we can see a huge increase for page 10, but there is no change for pages 9 and 11. The conclusion is that for Googlebots these pages are too far from the points of entry. Only category pages for main region have incoming links. To index page 9 of the intersection of categories and regions, the robots would have to go the following path: main category page (entry point), category page + region (first page of results), category page + region (tenth page of results), category page + region (page 9� of the results). What makes it even worse, not all the category pages have incoming links. THE CONCLUSIONS For classifieds or e-commerce websites, the conclusion is that the more pages linked in the listing, the greater the chance that they will be indexed. In general, it is clear that the farther from the point of entry (external link), the less chance that the page will be indexed. Therefore, it is advisable not to create sites with a very deep structure and to remember that the pages far from the points of entry should be additionally linked to (for example as "similar products", "see also", "related categories", etc.). Looking at the chart we can see yet another change – a slight decrease in indexation of pages 2, 3 and 4. This can be either because there are new pages added recently and they have not been indexed yet (when the number of ads in a certain category has started to exceed the space on the first page), or due to increase in the number of outcoming links on the first page. I would rather bet the first explanation, because in fact the new links were added to a small percentage of pages. There are only 400 fifth pages (so the links to fifth pages were placed on 0,5% of all the first pages). Pages 10 and 15 are even less numerous. Introduction of additional links has not increased the level of indexation of classifieds, however I suppose that the rate of change was simply too small to affect their indexation. Moreover, the indexation of ads of Morusek.pl exceeded already 80% when the experiment started. 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Posted by great scott!Will Critchlow of Distilled (who recently took over SEOmoz's consulting business) is back in Whiteboard studios to help Rand discuss how to Choose an SEO consultant--or any consultant for that matter. read more..

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What Bestselling Authors Know About Writing Titles They vary by genre, but the majority of bestselling authors and editors return to the same hooks time and again to routinely sell obscene amounts of books. On the recommendation of Clayton Makepeace, a celebrity in the web’s direct response copywriting world, I decided to visit a bookstore [...]This post originally came from Michael Gray who is an SEO Consultant. Be sure not to miss the Thesis Wordpress Theme review.  read more..

Post Updated See End of Post If you read TechCrunch, you may have noticed a post this weekend about Blueprint Cleanse, a health product designed to cleanse your body. On the surface, the piece seemed to be a  “California” lifestyle piece; however, after doing a bit of research, it turns out there’s a lot more intrigue, [...]This post originally came from Michael Gray who is an SEO Consultant. Be sure not to miss the Thesis Wordpress Theme review.  read more..

Like most people who work in the marketing space, I’ve been hearing more and more about “demand media” and “content farms” in recent months and how they are either the death of quality writers or the greatest thing since sliced bread. Rather than sit on the sidelines, I thought I’d give it a test drive [...]This post originally came from Michael Gray who is an SEO Consultant. Be sure not to miss the Thesis Wordpress Theme review.  read more..

Date: February 7th, 2010 05:53 PM - tstolber - Untitled Post: I love web metrics and hard data so I checked this out because I wasn't 100% sure. Google Trends - google.com v google.co.uk in the UK It is interesting to see that the trend towards google.com has gone up rapidly in the last year... Ready for Windows 7 See how other companies are building and growing Windows 7 read more..

Date: February 6th, 2010 08:42 PM - Mike Smithfield - Untitled Post: I dont agree with above post, Nofollow doesnt give any advantage on seo. Just for traffic purposes, the page can be spidered, but does not count as a vote for your site.... JReport Java Reporting Software JReport, Jinfonet's Java Reporting Software. read more..

Date: February 6th, 2010 09:46 PM - Jesus Nofollow - Untitled Post: I always thought why? Why would Google make this a factor? I like to think it is because they started experimenting with rendering the pages during a crawl. For Google to have data about page loading speed they would have to render... Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Simplify Administration and Deployment of Messaging - Free Download. read more..

Today's search engine marketing news and opinion: Has Mobile Local Search Finally Arrived?; Look Out PageRank, There's a New Algorithm in Town; Universal Thoughts on Local Search; and more. read more..

Today's search engine marketing news and opinion: The Future of SEM Education; Understand Where You Are To Know Where You're Going; Microsoft Adds Image Hotspots to Live Search Design; and more. read more..