a couple of weeks ago, i posted about the seo challenges bodog faced when they woke up one morning and discovered all their domains have been seized. since that post, bodog managed to not only reclaim most of their brand specific serps, ... Go to Full Article

A look at SEO for the small business. Go to Full Article

Posted by Sarah Bird, Esquire. May It Please the Mozzers, I sincerely hope no one reading this ever needs this information. However, I have been asked privately for advice on this topic by industry folks so I thought I'd write a quick ... Go to Full Article

Visit any major news or media site and you’ll like find that its front page is a hodge-podge of links and/or snippets from stories buried deeper in. There is no such thing as... ... Go to Full Article

Lately, the search engines seem to have become more intelligent. I say this because the suggestions they make seem to be more accurate. Now, this obviously goes back to a human decision to leverage data that had already been collected, ... Go to Full Article

Back from the Dead. November 3rd, 2008 | SEO. Well, I’ve been a bit busy lately in the past few months. Tropical SEO got hacked (again), and a few months later, I finally got around to fixing it :-). Google is still showing the site as ... Go to Full Article

Going through SEOmoz's Indextools analytics recently, I noticed that while the popularity of tools like Linkscape & Trifecta have been growing rapidly, they're still not yet on par with our most popular tool, the Rank Checker: Go to Full Article

Don’t forget: vote, vote, vote (well, only vote once per person, please!). I, personally, lost a very important election this weekend because not enough people voted. But next year, I’m totally going to beast that costume contest. ... Go to Full Article

If you thought YouTube’s click-to-buy feature was neat for music labels, allowing them to add links to purchase music on pirated videos featuring that music, you’ll love this: MTV has partnered with MySpace to identify videos posted to ... Go to Full Article

Search Engine Roundtable found a discussion around the idea that real search engine optimization experts are invisible. I have considered weighing in on the original thread at Jill Whalen’s... ... Go to Full Article

Search engines have been tolerant of subdomain spam for a very long time. Google has been tightening its subdomain rules over the past couple of years but they still don’t make a very clear... ... Go to Full Article

Someone recently presented me with a link analysis report summary drawn from Yahoo! Site Explorer. A site that barely makes it to the second page of search results for only a moderately competitive... ... Go to Full Article

For many Web sites, a healthy, normal link profile will include links that are exchanged with other sites. Many SEOs now advise their clients not to worry about whether exchanging links will hurt... ... Go to Full Article

In anticipation of Search Engine Strategies Chicago, we'll be featuring a couple of speaker interviews. Starting us off is Bill Balderaz, CIO of Webbed Marketing, who will be speaking on the Blogging for Business panel. ... Go to Full Article

Posted by buybigtires. Lately, the search engines seem to have become more intelligent. I say this because the suggestions they make seem to be more accurate. Now, this obviously goes back to a human decision to leverage data that had ... Go to Full Article