Matt Cutts made an appearance today at the Domain Roundtable conference. Matt started things off with a few introductory comments, then spent most of the time answering questions from the audience and from questions that people sent in ahead of time.
Here are the highlights of what he discussed:
The primary litmus test for whether […]
When Building Your Site
A few of us here at SEO.com are big Apple fans. The much anticipated announcement today that the iPhone SDK would be released propels the iPhone into competition with a variety of other handheld devices for business and gaming, and publicizes a few interesting facts about mobile web browsing.
Apparently the iPhone […]
What To Do With Your 404 Errors
Part 2 of the SEO for PHP Series
Blast! I’m late for my Nunchucks class and I can’t find my keys! I was pretty sure I left them right here by my laptop. Ah ha, there they areāglad I finally found them. Good thing I did, ’cause […]
The new year is an exciting time–new plans, goals, dreams. Here are some new year’s resolutions related to search engine optimization and search marketing that you might want to incorporate to generate more business from search this year.
This year I resolve to:
Set specific search marketing goals and lay out a plan to achieve […]
Having been in this industry for many years now I have learned that the internet marketing industry is always changing and it is virtually impossible to know everything about search engine optimization (SEO). Technology is always advancing, search engines are always updating their algorithms and an SEO specialist has to constantly being studying to stay […]
Millions of blogs, and only the top 10 results. It seems like a recipe for headaches and back pain. If you don’t mind, I’ll see if I can give you some pain medication in the form of tried and true methods for getting your blog to show up in those top 10 […]
Part 1 of the SEO for PHP Series
Finally, an article that will explain the problem and answer the question that has perplexed and eluded web developers and SEO experts for years. The question: How do I get my PHP pages indexed on Google and other search engines?
The Myth Exposed
First, I need to point out […]
Got a question about SEO? Wish someone would tell you if your site is properly optimized for the search engines? We’re launching two new features here on the SEO.com blog: SEO Question/Answer and SEO site reviews.
The way the Question/Answer part works is you ask a question about any topic related to online marketing, SEO, […]
For years, people have talked about how valuable keywords are in domain names. I’ve heard people claim that a domain name will automatically put you on top of the search results for the word in your domain, and others claim it makes no difference. The truth lies somewhere between, but definitely leaning toward the “yes […]