An Over-Optimizing Nightmare: Staying Off Google’s Naughty List
by Kevin W. Phelps, December 22, 2010
Disclaimer: The below post illustrates a personal experience. The views and opinions expressed in this post do not necessarily reflect those of SEO.com or the work performed with their clients. For the most part, link building is pretty straight forward and simple. You can publish your articles, request some directory listings, bookmark … Read more
The Seven Ghosts of SEO
by Dustin Williams, October 29, 2010
Seven SEO techniques that might have brought great results in the past but are now no longer effective. These techniques will be known as the seven ghosts of SEO.
7 Steps to Writing Good SEO Website Copy that Humans Will Read
by Dan Bischoff, October 1, 2010
Today, there are really two purposes of website content: *To communicate with search engines *To communicate with website visitors The problem is, search engines and site visitors speak different languages. And that right there is the paradox. If you write it solely for the search engines, you may get better rankings but … Read more
Transformers of SEO Part 2: The Decepticons
by Dustin Williams, July 28, 2009
Thanks to a couple of comments from Princess Zelda and Dan Schulz on my previous post about Transformers of SEO, I have had some inspiration to write a follow up to it. This follow up will compare some of the current blackhat SEO strategies to the Decepticons.
Keyword Stuffing
by Nathan, February 19, 2009
Because keywords are such an important part of the substance of your website content, they require extra special attention. You could even say that keyword usage is a “rite of passage” skill that takes time to acquire. For example, if your site sells church chairs, or knives, you might think that the … Read more


