People persist in believing submissions are necessary for the top 4 search engines.
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People persist in believing submissions are necessary for the top 4 search engines. I think Aaron Wall of SEOBook wrote a great post this week about Google and the ‘death’ of affiliate marketing. He really focuses on AdSense publishing, but I believe it goes further than that. He doesn’t mention Google Analytics, but I think GA also factors into Google’s reach for control. There’s some extent to which I [...] The Wired interview with Google’s Eric Schmidt just confirms what I keep telling everyone who harps on the ‘Don’t be Evil!’ thing — ie, “But Google is GOOD! They have ‘Don’t Be Evil’ as a corporate motto!” Me: Yeah, let’s define evil, shall we? Google is pure Web 2.0 in the sense of how they collect and [...] I am endlessly fascinated by some of the reports in Google’s Webmaster Tools, but wonder if they don’t provide too much information for the average user. For instance, apparently this site ranks for the search phrase ‘adjectives for hate’ right now. Checking in Keyword Discovery, I find they have a record for the query “adjective for [...] I have a theory on duplicate content and local search that is insane, but seems to be true. Based on trends I have seen in individual client sites at the day job, where in many cases they are carrying ‘duplicate content’ or ‘canned content,’ surrounded by custom content, design, and geolocator text, duplicate content can actually [...] |
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