SEO
When the dust settles, resistance is futile: Google Search v. Microsoft Bing
With a marketing budget between $80 to $100 million, Microsoft is going to try very hard get Bing a large share of the search engine market. And apparently they are making headway:
The qSearch analysis revealed that Microsoft Sites’ average daily penetration among US searchers reached 16.7% during the work week of June 8-12, up three [...]
SES Toronto 2009
I am en route to the second day of Search Engine Strategies (SES) 2009. I will be live-blogging my attendance, and I will be attending the following sessions:
Analytics for Search: ROI, Engagement & Attribution
Information Architecture
Paid Search Quality Scoring: 201, 301
How to Speak Geek: Working Collaboratively with your IT Department to Get Things Done
I will be [...]
Web Accessibility: Ensuring Equal Access For the Visually Impaired
With all the dynamic and rich web pages appearing each day, it leads one to wonder, how can we ensure access to information for the visually impaired and blind? In the old days when HTML was king, screen readers were effective in providing the details of what was on a web page. But flash cannot [...]
Learning about Google PR from Freddy Kreuger
The recent “crisis” over the Google PR loss of many websites and blogs has caused many SEOs and bloggers alike to question the real value and accuracy of PR (though many in the SEO and SEM industries and otherwise have been thinking this for a long time). Some major sites have had their PR “fixed” [...]
Getting Google Sitelinks
I don’t have any sitelinks for this domain, but I can see the great appeal in having these. I have been reading all the bigger SEO blogs speaking about their Google sitelinks. Quite jealous I am.
How do I get Google sitelinks?
According to Google, their “systems analyze the link structure of your site to find [...]
