Posted in Backlinks, Google on Jul 16th, 2007 No Comments »
Well as we all know, Google likes to play around with serious algorithm changes during the slow summer months. The competitor I mentioned several months back has appeared to have been hit by the link devaluation filter again. Has
Google tuned up their filter after receiving paid links via its snitch report; subsequently reinstating it with […]
Posted in Google on Jun 21st, 2007 No Comments »
Enter in the following into Google to find your supplemental pages:
site:www.http://www.sitename.com *** -sljktf
UPDATE: Google has since removed this query from its arsenal. It no longer works. It is a sad day for webmasters every where.
Posted in Google on May 16th, 2007 No Comments »
With the latest Google revamp, SEO’s are going to have to find ways to keep their clients on the first page. The days of competing via only contextual listings are gone. Now that video, news, and maps are thrown in the mix, space is at a premium! Only time will tell how cluttered the pages […]
Posted in Backlinks, Google on Mar 29th, 2007 1 Comment »
I watch a niche every single day. I have been following a competitor’s ranking for close to 2 years now. We know Google is proactively devaluing links that they feel are solely there to manipulate the engines. From what I see if you purchase links the right way you are ok, I mean you have to be really dumb about your tactics if you keep the links purchases to only
Posted in Google, MSN on Mar 17th, 2007 No Comments »
Andy Beal initiated a post over at marketing pilgrim asking his audience if they thought Google would be the next Microsoft. There are some good responses so far but one gentlemen in particular thought that Google is headed down that same road. I really don’t see the similarity other then the sole fact that they both dominate what they do. To me that isn’t enough however to say Google IS
