Google bowling and negative SEO: All fair in love and war?
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"Google bowling" and other forms of "negative SEO" are out there and should be understood.
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Hitwise&#8217;s Bill Tancer recently posted about the distribution of Google&#8217;s traffic across its many properties. As you might expect and has been historically true, that distribution is dominated by search.  Right now, Google owns the &#8220;brand&#8221; in search. But Yahoo and Microsoft have more &#8220;diversified&#8221; traffic across multiple properties. Without some more effort and &#8212; dare I [...]
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Found in the search marketing forums: Measuring Cup; Is Google Weighting Clicks on SERP Entries More Highly in its Algorithms?; Link Building Campaign Imminent; and more.
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Are you a small website unsatisfied with the quality of your search capabilities? Never fear, Google's here.
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A formula for Web schemes: a lot of mathematicians, a lax legal system and Western targets.
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Google leads the charge of indexing information outside the web as it turns to TV. Also: Video-game maker Take Two buys a chunk of Sega & hellip;.  Google hiring practices raise eyebrows and speculations on future projects & hellip;. and more.
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Blog: Random search strings in Google can yield sites hosting drive-by downloads of malicious content.
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Tips for improving the efficiency of job searches on the Web.
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Content Management Systems and SEO - A Powerful Mix  Search Engine Optimization revolves around providing useful, unique content on your website and making sure that search engines can find and understand it easily. 'Organic SEO' as it is called, puts emphasis on optimizing hundreds of keyword rich content pages as 'spider-bait' ...
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Results from competing engines appear side by side on Australian search site SearchBoth.
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PHPClasses.org has reviewed a new book today - "Professional Search Engine Optimization with PHP" from Wrox Publishing by Jaimie Sirovich and Cristian Darie.    This is a topic about which there is a lot to say, starting from the Google page rank algorithm, and what to do, as well what you should not do, to have your sites optimized to attract as many visitors as possible using search engine sites.   That is precisely the main topic of the book "Professional Search Engine Optimization with PHP". Despite the title mentions PHP, most of the knowledge presented in this book applies to all kinds of sites, independently if they are served by PHP code or not.    Manuel notes that the "PHP part" mostly has to do with the creation of dynamic sites and working with current PHP applications (like WordPress) to make them more search engine friendly.   Overall, this is an excellent book search engine optimization - SEO. It is very complete. [...] Whether or not you are familiar with the subject, if you are looking for good a book to learn all you need to know about SEO, this may be an excellent choice.
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Rand Fishkin of SEOmoz had the chance to pose a question to representatives of the major search engines which has been on the minds of many within the industry; &#8220;how do the engines feel about pay-per-post services on blogs, where advertisers can buy links and product reviews?&#8221; The responses, as Rand reports, were surprising: Yahoo&#8217;s Tim Converse [...]
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By John McBride, The Charlotte Observer, N.C.  Sep. 10--You go to Google and get your search results -- then what?   How do you know whether the sites Google returns can be trusted? You can't. It's you against the world.
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Will the increased relevance from Google's new universal search process leave other search engines in the dust?
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A search engine with a falling audience, and no clear direction--but it's cheap.
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They&#8217;re an opinion piece from the Marc and Angel Blog which compares Yahoo &#038; Google and appears to be making it to the Digg homepage quite shortly. Google handles all of my daily web searching, email, chat, RSS feeds, blog monetization, etc. In my opinion, it blows Yahoo (and most other Internet companies) clear out of [...]
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By MATT ROPER  FOR a company with the motto "don't be evil", Google is showing signs that its halo is beginning to slip. Not content with being a way to search the internet quickly and simply, the company this week declared its intention to catalogue and control the world's information.