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Spam subject lines are poetic. Google’s Webmaster Central added a feature allowing secured communication between the search giant and webmasters. Neato. A frequent theme among SEO bloggers is the need to create many positive signals to search engines and their users — preferably as many of these signals as possible. Embrace your unique selling proposition. ‘Black hat SEO’ is a label often erroneously applied to what are really ‘dunce cap’ online marketing tactics. MIMA’s hosting a search event in Minneapolis. Let’s all go. The Google Webmaster Blog has a post about uses of Flash in Web pages. Naturally, as one might expect from Google, they focus on the ability of Googlebot or other spiders to ’see’ Flash. Nothing’s wrong with this, mind you. Flash navigation is bad and needs to not exist. But there are plenty of good reasons to [...] Another comment on ‘directories:’ If all your title tags and meta-descriptions include how you’re ‘SEO friendly!’ and all that fluff, and your main means of promotion seems to be spammy footer tags in WordPress themes released under Creative Commons (meaning that someone’s not supposed to remove them), you probably pass about as much link value as [...] |
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