Posts filed under 'SEO'

Time sure flies! Today it has been 6 months since we moved from blogger to Wordpress on 15 March 2006. I would like to share my experiences with you how things turned out since my move from Blogger to Wordpress on my own domain… and was it worth it! (more…)

Comming to the Google Dance at SES 2006 at San Jose? Search Engine Strategies (SES) 2006 is the premier event for Search Engine Marketing and Optimization that will be held in San Jose, California August 7th - 10th, 2006. On August 8 you could be lucky to dance with the Google guys and gals! (more…)

We all try to check and improve our Google Pagerank by various search engine optimization (SEO) techniques. But lately I came across several tools measuring Yahoo! webrank. Intrigued by this yet another web ranking for websites I looked further… (more…)

Open Directory Project (ODP) also known as Dmoz is a wonderful directory of sites maintained by volunteer human editors. Many search engines like Google, MSN etc. derive site descriptions from those posted for the site in the ODP. Lately webmasters wanted more control to prevent ODP / Dmoz derived snippets from appearing in search results for their sites. (more…)

SEOmoz.org has launched the Page Strength Tool designed to replace the Google PageRank score in the toolbar. Just put in your url, wait for 30 seconds while it fetches your data and gives you a Page Strength. (more…)

There are hundreds of spam blogs (also called Splogs) in the blogosphere. Most of these are created on the feature rich and free blogging platform Blogger offered by Google. (more…)

Someone mentioned this phrase “Google Jockeying” over at work today. And it turns out that Google jockeying might be an effective tool to help students acquire skills for online research. (more…)