Googlebot Kickin

This landed in my inbox, thought it was interesting – Googlebot Just Got The Boot: Having been defamed by Google, along with many other bloggers, gave me an opportunity to reevaluate my relationship with big G. I have decided to see how will this blog survive on its own- without Google. So I have instructed [...]

A Google Spanking Earthquake

Can you imagine for a moment the earthquake that would result around the web and Wall Street if, in an organized and concerted effort: a) Webmasters removed adsense ads from their websites for one week b) Webmasters stopped paying for adwords for one week c) Everyone stopped clicking adsense for one week Reading things like: [...]

Google’s Doing Something – And I Love It!

I’m seeing something moving and fluxing in Google’s SERPs right now (past two days), and it’s so rocking my world. I don’t know if this is permanent, but past experience tells me that things will kick butt for a few days then settle back down. I can’t help but wish it would stay like this [...]

Contextual Links Via V7N

Another thing I’ve caught up with (haven’t done much reading lately), John Scott has launched a new service for bloggers to make money (see Contextual Links) and he has (once again) stirred up chatter. One thing John Scott does very, very well is stir up & create chatter . Kudos to him! Although it isn’t [...]

A Blog Post Matt Cutts Style

I don’t know about you, but I’ve been noticing more and more bloggers lately aren’t linking to the actual source of information they’re discussing. I was reading a post over at Matt Cutts’ blog regarding the new paid link service John Scott is offering (more on that later), and it struck me as odd that [...]

In 2007 Domain Authority Is Almost Everything

I stole the title from Peter Da Vanzo’s post The Google Minus 30 Penalty But if I had to summarise all the SEO data I’ve seen, and the discussions I’ve had with people over the past year, it is this: In 2007, domain authority is almost everything. Great content on untrusted domains goes nowhere. Peter’s [...]