Monthly Archives: April 2011

WebmasterWorld Members analyse how Google treats sites with no-index pages. Continue reading →

Posted by Sam CrockerThis 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.Hey Mo… Continue reading →

Controlling the Search Engine Results Pages (SERPS) of your targeted keywords depends largely on your on-page optimization. Among these factors to consider are URL sequence, Page Titles, and proper coding. This post will focus on a cohesive strategy used to funnel website “link-juice” towards designated pages.  This kind of optimization can be used to leverage […]

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Posted by JoannaLordDisclaimer: This post doesn’t contain any awesome SEO tips, tactics, search engine revelations, or anything of that nature. Instead this post contains information on how to make some quick cash…don’t hate me, k?!Can you believe it… Continue reading →

“We’re excited to work with this fantastic community and take Delicious to the next level,” said Mr. Hurley, who is chief executive of AVOS, a new company that will own Delicious.”We see a tremendous opportunity to simplify the way users save and share… Continue reading →

Just noticed a few of my websites have 12 site links now with a new layout. Below is an example of another website I found with them. Continue reading →

…earlier today, it appears Google flipped the switch to make Realtime Search a lot more useful. Namely, they’ve added results from services like Quora, Gowalla, and a range of others. Continue reading →

Google claims that the following conditions must be true to be considered an affiliate. A) You are in a business relationship with a merchant to promote the merchant’s product or service. B) The affiliate earns a small commission from the merchant for … Continue reading →

We want to expand the site to include all real estate listings in the whole state. Doing this would add about 25,000 new spider-able listings to the site and our longtail searches should increase quite dramatically. Is this something I can do all at on… Continue reading →