Posts Tagged ‘search spiders’


SEO: Where to Put Your Blog

When I first started with SEO, the whole strategy was to add a blog to your site that was on a separate C-class server. I always questioned whether the search spiders would figure out that the only links coming from that blog were going to another very specific place, like your website or squeeze page. [...]

Read More...

SEO: What’s Spam?

When you think of “spam,” as it involves online business, the mind traditionally flies to email. Unsolicited bulk email or UBE is most definitely spam. In this case, the recipient never agreed to receive email from the sender, and it goes against the CAN SPAM act of 2003. But some websites are classified as SPAM [...]

Read More...

Video: Can You Use a Bit of SEO?

Did you know that approximately 20 hours of video are uploaded to YouTube every MINUTE? Think about it… That’s a LOT of video. Talk about breaking the Web, eh? If anything can do it, video can. But that’s highly doubtful. And video is becoming the most popular form of surfing. From ten to ninety-seven, everyone [...]

Read More...

Checking Out WordPress 2.9

Just when we get used to WordPress 2.8, the developers over at WordPress are already working to release WP 2.9. I think that’s neat-o, but for the casual blog user, it may mean upgrades they don’t want to make and plugins that aren’t compatible. These changes often put normal folks into a tizzy. But, I’m [...]

Read More...

WordPress: Seven Useful Plugins for You to Consider

As you know, I’m a HUGE fan of WordPress. Not only do the search spiders love the platform, but it’s so easy to use and so extremely customizable that you can find plugins that help you to do just about anything you want to do with your blog. It’s just incredible! Anyway, I’m always checking [...]

Read More...

Stop SOPA