Protecting Your Website from Canonical Triggers
There are times when search engine spiders can get lost and will not be able to locate or index your website. Even search engine spiders get confused! Let’s look at the following example:
office.com
www.office.com
office.com/index.html
www.office.com/index.html
https://office.com/index.html
https://office.com
Now there are some servers that use the mod_dir, which is capable of creating additional issues through redirecting a domain without using [...]
Enabling SEO Through Mod Rewrites
Mod rewrite tools are used by web developer’s to enhance SEO. In this age of competition, the Mod rewrite tools provide a distinct advantage to webmasters who can use them to avoid duplicate content, redirect relocated urls, provide search engine friendly urls, and on the whole strengthen the overall website SEO. Duplicate content can be [...]
Using Taxonomy to Organize Content
One of the rarely used terms, Taxonomy can be used effectively to organize content on your website. The dictionary defines Taxonomy as the science and practice of classification. What really needs to be understood is how a scientific application like Taxonomy be used for organizing content? Let’s take an example to define the use of [...]
Is Social Media Marketing A New Age Solution?
The crème-de-la-crème from Harvard after a brainstorming session on various vehicles of Internet marketing reached the conclusion that Social Media Marketing was fast becoming one of the best ways of increasing brand awareness. Yes! In more ways that one, social media marketing has moved tangentially from traditional marketing and created a platform for the individuals [...]
Take the SEOiQ vs SiteSeer Challenge
Alright, I figured I’d address this issue before it became more widely discussed (already grumbling in the forums) - and post an official SEOiQ vs. SiteSeer Challenge now.
As background: The other day a Super Affiliate Friend of mine (who shall remain nameless) informed me via conference call that he had tested out StomperNet’s SiteSeer (or [...]
Google Maps Adds Pictures & Explore Feature
Chris Silver Smith wrote a great article about the new Google Maps Pictures and Explore Features they debuted. Below is a small snippit from the article:
The new feature now displays the images by default — apparently somewhat randomly selected — along with links to some popular searches and user-created maps for the area. The photos [...]
Yahoo Launches ‘Glue Pages’ in India
Barry Schwartz over at Search Engine Land wrote an article about Yahoo India launching a beta of their “glue pages”, which most folks are making an analog comparison to Googles Universal Search. The pages have a very nice look and feel, displaying the ‘classic’ search results on the left hand column, additional visual information [...]
Keyword Search: What Does the Future Hold?
TechCrunch drew our attention to an insightful post by Nova Spivack of Radar Networks on the future of keyword search in a world where we might (finally) see semantic search arrive and deliver on its seemingly endless promise. Spivack’s main contention is one we can certainly identify with — as the explosion of information [...]
SEOmoz | Widgetbait Gone Wild
Matthew Inman (Oatmeal) from SEOmoz.org just posted a great article about Google Widget Link Spam and some other negative Google index penalties that he has experienced over the past year at JustSayHi.
Some of you might remember I left SEOmoz last year to join up with JustSayHi with the intention of creating the world’s biggest, baddest [...]
Stats Ahoy! (or, SEOintelligence and GetClicky Team Up)
In the spirit of corporate transparency, we’ve got a big new feature coming in SEOi that we’re excited to talk about for the first time here today:
SEO Intelligence, Inc. recently worked out a deal to integrate GetClicky.com analytics into SEOintelligence’s best-of-breed toolset (White Label). This partnership will enable all SEOintelligence.com users to benefit from GetClicky’s [...]
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