Search In Pictures: Disposable Cups, Google's Great Firewall, & Yahoo's Bird Problems

In this week's Search In Pictures, here are the latest images culled from the web, showing what people eat at the search engine companies, how they play, who they meet, where they speak, what toys they have, and more.

Yahoo! SearchMonkey Now Open For Everyone

Today, Yahoo! is making its SearchMonkey developer platform publicly available and is kicking things off with a launch party and a developer challenge. As we noted a few weeks ago when SearchMonkey launched in private beta, Yahoo! is encouraging the use of microformats and semantic web standards by providing an infrastructure that developers can use to build applications (using

SearchCap: The Day In Search, May 15, 2008

Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web.

From Search Engine Land:

Carl Icahn Makes His Move To Oust Yahoo Board, Which Has "Completely Botched" Microsoft Merger Talks
As Danny reported earlier, Billionaire investor Carl Icahn is making a proxy move to oust the Yahoo board in an effort

Carl Icahn Makes His Move To Oust Yahoo Board, Which Has "Completely Botched" Microsoft Merger Talks

As Danny reported earlier, Billionaire investor Carl Icahn is making a proxy move to oust the Yahoo board in an effort to reignite takeover talks with Microsoft. Just a few minutes ago a press release was issued by Icahn explaining his intentions and rationale.

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In The Trenches is a weekly spotlight of tips, tricks, and news about the tools search engine marketing professionals use to give them a leg up on the competition. Today: Search engine accreditation programs, today's in-depth look, "Google Tools, Part 2" and this week's free tips and tools.

Google Logo: First Laser Logo

Google has a special logo up on the home page today, a laser logo.

The logo links to a search results for first laser, which shows image res

Human Hardware: The Illusion of Conscious Searching

You know what you’re doing, right? We are all rational beings. We are all blessed with huge neocortexes and use them on a regular basis. This is especially so when we do something as thoughtful as use a search engine. Our rational loop is kicked into high gear. Right?

got your letter telling us how much we suck. We think you suck more And let us tell you why. That's the short summary of Yahoo's response to Carl Icahn's letter yesterday telling Yahoo he will fight to oust their board and do a deal with Microsoft, assuming Microsoft is still willing. Plus, Yahoo does a deal with WPP on ad exchanges.

reported noticing that Google is showing a green user interface within the Google Directory search results and also, in some occasions, for main Google web search results.

The most shocking green interface is when you look compare the typical blue bar to a green bar, when Google is showing yellow ads. Here are screen captures I posted at the Search Engine Roundtable, comp

Google Adds Real Estate Pull-Down Filter To Maps

Google has offered the capacity to search real estate listings for a long time. For example, when entering queries such as "homes for sale in San Francisco," a "one box" result used to show pull-down menus for "location" and "listing type." Activating these boxes would then lead into a specialized "Google Base" screen that allowed for further refinement. I found those screens as recently as earlier this week

Google removes the #6 penalty/filter/glitch

After the great #6 Penalty SEO Panel Google’s head of the webspam dept. Matt Cutts digged out a misbehaving algo and sent it back to the developers. Two hours ago he stated: When Barry asked me about “position 6″ in late December, I said that I didn’t know of anything that would cause that. But ...]

Update your crawler detection: MSN/Live Search announces msnbot/1.1

Fabrice Canel from Live Search announces significant improvements of their crawler today. The very much appreciated changes are: HTTP compression The revised msnbot supports gzip and deflate as defined by RFC 2616 (sections 14.11 and 14.39). Microsoft also provides a tool to check your server’s compression / conditional GET support. (Bear in mind that most dynamic pages ...]

Save bandwidth costs: Dynamic pages can support If-Modified-Since too

When search engine crawlers burn way too much of your bandwidth, this post is for you. Crawlers sent out by major search engines (Google, Yahoo and MSN/Live Search) support conditional GETs, that means they don’t fetch your pages if those didn’t change since the last crawl. Of course they must fetch your stuff over and over ...]

Nofollow still means don’t follow, and how to instruct Google to crawl nofollow’ed links nevertheless

What was meant as a quick test of rel-nofollow once again (inspired by Michelle’s post stating that nofollow’ed comment author links result in rankings), turned out to some interesting observations: Google uses sneaky JavaScript links (that mask nofollow’ed static links) for discovery crawling, and indexes the link destinations despite there’s no hard coded link on any ...]

You can’t escape from Google-Jail when …

… you’ve boosted your business Web site’s rankings with shitloads of crappy links. The 11th SEO commandment: Don’t promote your white hat sites with black hat link building methods! It may work for a while, but once you find your butt in Google-jail, there’s no way out. Not even a reconsideration request can help because ...]

The hacker tool MSN-LiveSearch is responsible for brute force attacks

A while ago I’ve staged a public SEO contest, asking whether the 401 HTTP response code prevents from search engine indexing or not. Password protected site areas should be safe from indexing, because legit search engine crawlers do not submit user/password combos. Hence their try to fetch a password protected URL bounces with a 401 ...]

Why storing URLs with truncated trailing slashes is an utterly idiocy

With some Web services URL canonicalization has a downside. What works great for major search engines like Google can fire back when a Web service like Yahoo thinks circumcising URLs is cool. Proper URL canonicalization might, for example, screw your blog’s reputation at Technorati. In fact the problem is not your URL canonicalization, e.g. 301 redirects ...]

Sorry Aaron Wall - I fucked up

My somewhat sarcastic post “Avoiding the well known #4 penalty“, where I joked about a possible Google #6 filter and criticized the SEO/Webmaster community for invalid methods of dealing with SERP anomalies, reads like “Aaron Wall is a clueless douche-bag”. Of course that’s not true, I never thought that, and I apologize for damaging Aaron’s ...]

Comment rating and filtering with SezWho

I’ve added SezWho to the comment area. SezWho enables rating and filtering of comments, and shows you even comments an author has left on other blogs. Neat. Currently there are no ratings, so the existing comments are all rated 2.5 (quite good). Once you’ve rated a few comments, you can suppress all lower quality ...]

@ALL: Give Google your feedback on NOINDEX, but read this pamphlet beforehand!

Matt Cutts asks us How should Google handle NOINDEX? That’s a tough question worth thinking twice before you submit a comment to Matt’s post. Here is Matt’s question, all the background information you need, and my opinion. What is NOINDEX? Noindex is an indexer directive defined in the Robots Exclusion Protocol (REP) from 1996 for use in ...]

Second Life Optimization, Moms Respond to Word of Mouth, Video and Social Networks Surge & SLO

Dear God, it’s me Natasha, please don’t let me start seeing articles calling Second Life Optimization, SLO in the near future. And please forgive the SEO in me who could not resist buying the domain names SecondLifeOptimization.com… ah hem and VirtualWorldOptimization.com. (FYI: C.C. Chapman of Managing the Gray owns SecondLifeMarketing.com and VirtualWorldmarketing.com) The What Have ...]

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Plinking (Say what?), Spamming Spurs MySpace Exodus, Microformats, Targeting RSS to Your Market & TGIF

Thank God It’s Friday. And if you are going to the Blogger Happy Hour in San Francisco after User Research Friday, I’ll see ya then. The What Have I Been Reading Reading List: Technology Enables Product Placement in CGM – New term alert: Plinking – “Plinking is the process of adding a product or service link ...]

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Game Mechanics & Social Software, Why Blogging Matters, Viral Video vs. Video Banners & My Integrated Marketing Epiphany

After having a conversation with a brand marketing manager this weekend about how she and the other marketing managers at her company interact on campaigns I’ve come to the following conclusion: “Integrated Marketing is like Communism. It sounds great on paper, but doesn’t work in reality.” (Update: Unless you you are JoinRed.com) The ...]

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Second Life Optimization From a User, Online Media and Consumer Electronic Purchases, 30% of MySpace Users Create Content? & YAPR about Second Life

Last night I read Yet Another Press Release (YAPR) about a major brand’s launch into Second Life, and thought to myself, “Gosh, what’s the purpose at this point, especially if you aren’t offering anything to the community other than a virtual replication of your big corporate brand.” Then I read Sense.PSFK’s piece: There’s Gold In ...]

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HP Says No Way to MySpace / Facebook, Writing a Social media Press Release, PDF SEO & So Tired

As much as I would love to attend The SF New Tech November Meetup I am feeling beat, I have emails to respond to and ANTM to watch (ok, so I kid about needing to respond to emails…). The What Have I Been Reading Reading List: HP: Social networking not marketer friendly: “For Mary Bermel, Director ...]

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Demographic Targeting for Organic Listings? Tactical SEO Needs Strategy & Attending Social Bookmarking at SFTechsessions?

Ok, so I’m pretty excited about actually scheduling time to go to my first SF Tech Session. And this one is on Social Bookmarking. It takes place tonight from 7-9 p.m. at CNET in San Francisco. Hopefully I’ll get to meet a few of you there - and have no ...]

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Emetrics Summit Presentations, Statistics for Analytics & IE7 Rendering Issues

I was going to post this yesterday. But after downloading IE7 and realizing that my last template looked horrible in that browser, I spent the better part of last night trying to fix the style sheet. You can see by the new template, that this is still a work in progress ;). I guess I’m ...]

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Marketing Strategy & The Paris Hilton Law of Visibility, Matt McGee Interviews Become.com’s Jon Glick & Social Bookmarking Tech Session Redux

I have so many notes from yesterday’s SF Tech Session on Social Bookmarking, that I’ll need more time to coordinate my thoughts. In the meantime, you can check out Daniel Riveong’s excellent recap: Social Bookmarking Talk at SF Tech Sessions as well Niall Kennedy’s Bookmarking and Social Sharing Trends (gosh I felt like ...]

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Online Marketing in B2B, Plugins Help E-tailers on Social Networks, Time, Query Quality and Search Results & Social Network Fatigue (aka: Social Saturation)

“As much as people want to connect through the Internet, the practice also can have the opposite effect: Social Networking Fatigue,” so says the article Social Sites Becoming Too Much of a Good Thing (via: SteinBlog). It’s been noted in Compete Inc’s paper on Social Commerce that marketers are facing the challenge of Social Saturation: ...]

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What SEMPO Knows, Meta Descriptions Aren’t Dead & SEO for Web 2.0… Sorta

I recently went to a Silicon Valley WebGuild event at Google on what I thought would be a discussion on SEO for Web 2.0. I thought I would hear discussions on optimizing Flex and AJAX and learning how we could make these Web 2.0 Technologies more search engine friendly. Instead, the discussion was more focused ...]

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Microsoft to buy Yahoo

Microsoft have pitched to buy Yahoo. I’m gutted. Last Autumn it was obvious that Yahoo stock was seriously undervalued by comparison to Google, Amazon, and other major internet companies. However, not only did I not have an investment portfolio, but the promise of the stock markets tanking made it a bad time to set up a portfolio ...]

Important Notice - please read

I’m now blogging my secrets away at Internet Business. More explained here: Everything now changes on InternetBusiness.co.uk I work with small businesses you have never heard of - I work with massive corporations whose brands you walk past routinely on the high street. I’ve been interviewed by national media, national press, and spoken at international conferences. It’s time to ...]

Lessons learned from speaking at SES London

Speaking at SES London was exciting and daunting - to be honest, I’ve *always* wanted to speak at SES since I started doing SEO, and having two sessions to cover on link building was a dream - many thanks to Mike Grehan for the opportunity. A couple of clear lessons learned, though: 1. Presentations are Linkbait The two ...]

Google vs Links sales: the worst is yet to come

Aaron Wall posts about a trend that’s opened up to a lot of webmasters over the New Year - falling Adsense revenues. The chatter has been around for a while, and it seems the recent move to reduce the clickable space in Adsense could well be contributing - but the economic downturn hitting big corporate advertisers ...]

How to determine brand potential

One thing I’ve struggled with - not least through trial and error - is how to determine a brand and build it. Lessons I have learned include: 1. Use familiar words to define a brand where possible 2. If using made up words, try to avoid more than 2 syllables 3. Thriving communities confer brand by sheer familiarity And of ...]

Drupal: The Next King of CMS?

UPDATE: It appears there are some very interesting complaints about scalability with Drupal which apparently still hold - ie, great for a small site, but if you want it to run something larger, you’d better have some good developers on your books. Conclusion? Drupal promises much, but could still be a victim of its own ...]

iBrian to speak at SES London 2008

I have *always* wanted to speak at SES. I love SEO and especially link building - my speciality. I love talking about the subject, and I love talking about my experiences with link dev work. The trouble is, I’m usually too busy to keep any pace with blogging the subject - plus there’s also the concern ...]

Intel CEO’s amazing risk quote

I was amazed to see this quote from Intel’s CEO, Paul Otellini, on the BBC today: Our business model is one of very high risk: We dig a very big hole in the ground, spend three billion dollars to build a factory in it, which takes three years, to produce technology we haven’t invented yet, to ...]

Needed: WP coder & webmaster

I am so busy at present - far too busy in fact - and desperately need some freelancers to help on webdev work. I currently need: 1. Wordpress Webmaster Must be comfortable using CPanel, including for setting up databases Must be able to set up Wordpress installs Must be able to modify Wordpress settings (such as permalink rules, set up ...]

Hardest lesson in business: Managing growth

I’m at something of a business crisis point at present - managing growth. Simply put, my workload is far too large for me to handle. This is a big part of trying to expand my business - not so much client side, but general services side. Because I’ve always been a hands-on person, I used to do everything ...]

Actual Sighting Of Google Video Results Under AdWords Listings In Right Column

I’ve always been a big fan of the Ask3D SERP UI. It looks as though Google is testing a layout along those lines… Danny Sullivan wrote about AdWords Video, last month, with a mockup of what it might look like, but this layout is a bit different. My good friend and fellow SEO ...]

Go Win Yourself A Copy Of Aaron Wall’s SEO Book

Disclaimer: I got paid to write this. If you don’t have a copy of Aaron Wall’s SEO Book, you might as well just go head on over to Internet Babel and subscribe to the email feed for a chance to get it for free. Internet Babeler, Nick Sullivan, is trying to get more RSS subcribers on his ...]

Google Universal Listings Not Taking Away From Original 10 Spots In SERPs Anymore?

Back in April, I wrote about the manner in which the Google Local Onebox was appearing on the results page. Up until a few days ago, the Onebox/Universal listings were taking away a number of the 10 spots available on the results page, as shown here from a screenshot taken of a search for ...]

Warning: This Is A Stupid Post

So you like to read stupid posts, eh? I just really wanted to write something really quick. I ended up thinking about what to write, longer than it probably would’ve taken me to write something worthwhile. Hmm… Should I have put a comma between write and longer in the previous sentence? When I say the ...]

Google Is Updating Their Technical Fiddly Bits

I just went in to add a listing to Google Local today and, instead of seeing the normal page, apparently Google is working on things and I was presented with this page: (click on image to enlarge) It reads: The Google Local Business Center is unavailable for the next hour We appreciate your patience as we perform some routine ...]

Sweet New FireFox Extension For Quick & Easy Domain Lookups

It seems like there’s been more and more talk about domaining going on around the SEO-sphere, lately. I know that I’ve been buying more and more domains, in recent months. My UK buddy, Richard Kershaw, just emailed me about a new FireFox extension that he created called Domain Lookup. It a really sweet tool ...]

Start 2008 Right: Internet Marketing Ninja Style

I initially found out about Internet Marketing Ninjas last month at PubCon, where I picked up this nifty little tchotchke: Membership was just opened up, yesterday. Since I found out about the service, I’ve been saving up my money here and there so that I can sign-up as soon as possible. I plan to ...]

Get to Know SEO Consultant Adam Moro

I haven’t been writing as much as I would like to on my SEO blog, here… but a lot of other things have been keeping me busy. I’m actually writing this from Seoul, South Korea because I was skimming through my RSS feeds and I felt like I had to write real quick to say that ...]

Synergize Your Twitter Account And Your WordPress Blog With Twitter Tools

I’ve had my Twitter account for about a year, now, but I didn’t really “get it” at first - mostly because there weren’t very many tweeps (twitter/peeps) on there that I cared to tweet to, or with. It wasn’t until November that I saw more and more tweeps that I knew, thus ...]

NEW Google Advanced Search Page

I just happened to notice that the Google Advanced Search page has a new look: (Click on image to enlarge) Here’s what the same page looks like with the Plus Box expanded: (Click on image to enlarge) This is how it used to look (still up on Google.ca and other country extensions): (Click on image to enlarge) I use ...]

Free Preview Copy of Best Website

We've got a special offer for you today a completely free preview copy of Nelson Bates' 'Best Website' ebook.

How to Make an Emotional Connection Through Your Copywriting

If you know where to look, you can easily find clues about what people are feeling. Once you discover that, making the connection is simple.

Diagnosing the SEO Health Of Your Website

Is your website sick? In many ways, SEO consultants are like doctors, only instead of analyzing your personal health symptoms, we analyze the overall health of your website. It's true we're not working with life or death situations the same way doctors do, but having a website that is not receiving all the targeted search engine traffic it could be, is a sign of a sick website.

HRA Wrap-up 231

Let's see ... what's been going on lately that I can talk about? Oh yeah...I almost forgot about last week's family reunion for my grandmother's 100th b-day in Florida.

Optimizing Articles for Long-tail Keywords

Regarding long-tail keywords, I often find it difficult optimizing them in an article, mainly because it can look unnatural if you include them too often. How do you recommend I deal with this problem? Apart from in the headline, at what density do they need to be mentioned in an article in order to maximize our chances of getting good listings?

302 Redirects Appear As 200 Status

If you're a true techie geek, you will like this High Rankings forum thread where member 'doughayman' notices some weirdness in his server logs. With some probing, forum moderator and all-around server wizard 'Randy' helps diagnose the problem, and all is well again.

SEM Scholarship Contest

I'm honored to have been asked to be a judge in Marketing Pilgrim's third annual Search Engine Marketing Scholarship contest. There are a ton of great prizes for the winner, including a free seat at an upcoming High Rankings Training Class!

SEO Consequences to Adding a Sharing Button

While this question may not be directly SEO-related, I'm wondering if there might be any negative SEO implications to including a social bookmarking and sharing button to the more popular pages on our website to leverage some of the popularity of social networking?

2 Domains, 1 Website

I have a client who has 2 domain names: namehere.com and differentnamehere.us pointing at the same IP address. Is it bad SEO to have multiple domain names for the same site? And will this negatively impact search engine results for each?

Lost Toolbar PageRank

The front page of my website has a toolbar] PageRank of 4 and most of my inner pages had a PageRank of 3. After this quarter's Google toolbar] update, my homepage remained a 4, but most of my inner pages went down to a 2.

Not at the SMX? Want to be? I can help…

Its that kid again, Michael Streko - the one who was unable to write a post because of some crappy car accident, remember it could have been awesome? Well guess what - its going to be awesome. While Rae is out ~~drinking~~ speaking at the SMX I have invaded her blog for the guestwhore post that should have been…

i hate your seo Michael Streko - I work for a SEO company in New York City & a Affiliate Network.

It was going to be amazing, it was going to be ground shattering - the pic

The Camera Adds 10 Pounds or A Girl’s Guide to getting ready for conference season

If this is entirely incoherent, it isn’t my fault. I blame Lisa. Speaking of which, she’s writing my introduction for me so:

Hi. I’m not sure how I got commissioned into writing this, but okay. If you’re scratching your head trying to figure out who the hell this Susan Esparza chick is, I’ll help you out. Susan is Senior Editor at Bruce Clay, Inc., which basically means she corrects my blog typos, plays a lot of Scrabulous, and silently resents the attention I get. She’s been at B

Be a Normalizer - a C14N Exterminator

Hi Sugarrae readers! I’ve prepared something a little less fun today. To make my guest post worthwhile (and to donate about 3,000 words of heavy SEO material to Rae’s blog), we’re going back to SEO Kindergarten to review one of the most basic tenets of SEO – canonicalization (C14N) - in excruciating detail. Examples here include excerpts from one chapter of Advanced URL Management, a work in progress currently looking for a publisher. (If anyone from O’Reilly is reading this – let’s talk)

If you’re in

Good Financial Advice for Startups: AKA Calacanis is Right

I stumbled across a Techcrunch post about how startups need to manage money and hiring processes or risk failing that came as a result of a post by Jason Calacanis about how startups can save money that was then sensationalized and TheMadHat

So many moons ago ~~Rea~~ Rae offered to let me be a whore mongering pirate and do a guest post. Well…what the hell am I supposed to write? It had to be something a little different than calling someone a douchebag or teaching you how to piss off the Cutter. Coincidentally this was the same week I purchased my digital HD camcorder so I figured it would be a nice place to d

SEO Osmosis Quiz

Rhea’s required intro:
My name’s Rhea as in Dia-, Gono- and Pizza. ew] Yeah, my parents doomed me to playground hell. In 2004 I stumbled into the acronym-filled SEO world and have since grown to love it. I write occasionally (emphasis on occasionally) for Search Engine Journal (check it out here) and work full-time as an Internet Marketing Manager for a staffing and recruitment company.

Lamb Chops Anyone? Don’t Be an SEO Sheep

Hello everyone,

For those of you that don’t know (and that’s probably all of you), my name is Gyutae Park and I work as a professional SEO at a top agency in New York City (blah blah blah). I also run a blog on Internet marketing strategy at Winning the Web

7 Business Tips You Can Learn from your Neighborhood Whore

Good day fellow ~~whores~~ friends. While most of you are probably still drooling on your pillows watching Saturday morning cartoons today, I will be wondering who the hell will actually be reading this right now. For those that don’t know me, my name’s Joseph Stein from Area 1 Labs. When I’m not working or watching ingenious infomercial products I always enjoy learning new things or playing some good old Texas Hold’em.

Sarah East of Popcrunch Exposes Sugarrae

Special thanks to Sarah East of the Popcruch Show.

This post came from the Sugarrae

Take A Moment: Is It Time To Change?

Let’s start this post out with a couple of quotes: one old and one new.

Albert Einstein supposedly said, “Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.“. I’m sure we all occasionally bang our heads against a wall, repeatedly, without even realizing what we are doing. I know I do. I assume you do too.

Someone recently wrote this about me in a forum post. “She is always coming up with something new to think about. Or something that you haven’t thought about for a long time, that you darn

Dr. Strangelink, or: How I learned to stop worrying and love the Google bomb

The following post is a guest post. SEO Scoop endeavors to showcase and highlight guest bloggers, in the hopes of giving up and coming bloggers and SEOs a chance to shine. Please take some time to appreciate their efforts by visiting their sites, or by networking with them.

SEO Scoop does not necessarily agree with or condone any tactics mentioned by guest posters.

By: Ken Jones

I noticed something interesting about the trackbacks in my spam filter the other day. Something that’s been reinforced by Yahoo Site Explorer

Terrible Landing Page Rant

Be forewarned: I may have several rant posts coming at you over the next few days. Here’s the first.

Let’s get one thing very, very clear. A good search ranking is wonderful … but for all that is sacred in the geekdom, please don’t ruin a perfectly good ranking with a terrible landing page!

Being the geek that I am, a large proportion of my daily searches are for software, scripts, or applications of one sort or another. Unfortunately, a large percentage of the landing pages that I am directed to from those top 10 rankings are so bad that th

Open Source Support Not Always Very Supportive

I warned you there would be more rants on the way. Here’s one.

I love open source apps. Really, I do. Free is so warm and welcoming, isn’t it? But open source support - well, that’s a whole ‘nuther ball game. That’s not always so warm and welcoming. Let’s take one example. How about, hmmm… WordPress! I love WordPress, I surely do. But trying to resolve a problem at their forums is often like trying to cut off your arm with a butter knife (both slow and painful).

Sorry, Lorelle, I have the utmost respect for you, but

The 2,000th SEO Scoop Post

I just noticed that there were 1,999 posts here, so I thought, hmmm…. I should do something special for the 2000th! Unfortunately, my creative brain cells were on vacation, so I couldn’t come up with anything cool. Instead, I thought I’d just push you towards a series of posts I just completed over on my DazzlinDonna blog. I did get a little flack for spreading the posts out and being wordy, but I did that for a reason. Maybe it wasn’t a good reason, I don’t know, but hey, it was A reason.

BIGLIST SEO Blogs Update 050908
What a week! Spring is officially here in Minnesota. Don’t laugh, it snowed just 2 weeks ago. This week’s BIGLIST of SEO and SEM blogs includes a nice mix of search, social and online PR content. When I co-hosted the Daily Searchcast on Thursday it was great to have Danny Sullivan mention the ...]

Five New Twitter Tools You Should Know
Right along with Facebook, YouTube and blogging, Twitter is one of the most often written about social media communication tools. (Follow me @leeodden) We’ve run polls about how people use Twitter as well as aggregated tips from the Twitter community on how to get the most productivity out of it. This post shares a few ...]

Tips on Content Centered Link Building
Yesterday, Junta 42 announced their latest list of top content marketing focused blogs (Online Marketing Blog came in at #2 in between Copyblogger and PR 2.0) and it reminded me yet again of how important content is for SEO. It used to be when discussing search engine optimization services 5-6 years ago, we’d focus ...]

Enterprise Social Media Interview with Jim Cuene and Douglas Pollei
Tonight interactive gurus from General Mills, Best Buy, Target, Fingerhut and Gage will convene at an event hosted by MIMA to discuss: Duality Reality: Who Controls Social Media in the Enterprise? As a preview, I reached out to Douglas Pollei (left) of Social Media Club Minneapolis and VP of Internet Strategy and Corporate Development for IKANO ...]

Agency Client = Superhero Link Building Team
Two heads are better than one. How many times have we all heard that in our lives? When having a brainstorming session, it helps to bounce ideas off of one another to generate the best possible solution. Even when saving the world, is it always important to have a sidekick. Or a team of sidekicks. ...]

Book Review: Achieving The OPEN Brand by Way Of An Open Worldview
TopRank's Mike Yanke reviews the new book, "The Open Brand: When Push Comes to Pull in a Web-Made World by Kelly Mooney and Dr. Nita Rollins with advice both for marketing agencies and in-house marketers looking to make sense of branding in a Web 2.0 World.

How Many Conferences Can You Attend in 30 Days?
Conferences are a big part of TopRank’s marketing and content promotion strategy and it looks like a busy summer is ahead of us. Numerous events are coming up quickly - enough to make your head spin. Here is a summary of our involvement with PRSA, DMA, PUSH, SIS, SES and SMX events over the next ...]

Questions For Ken Evoy of Sitesell
Image via WikipediaMy previous post on 54 minute video with

How To Get Noticed?
Ken McArthur has pulled out all the stops for the launch of his new book now selling on Barnes & Noble. That isn't an affiliate link, I am not a B&N affiliate so I just pulled that link from Ken's blog (one of many). What I can refer you to is the free stuff, a ton of great audio recordings There are 2 featured recordings

New WordPress SEO Blogging Software

What a difference 24 hours make.

A few days ago I was honestly prepared to rip a product to shreds. It wasn't that it was a bad product, but it wasn't as well prepared as it should have been, and from what I can tell it was due to an honest communication error between a well respected online marketer and his programming team.

But before I talk about the product itself, I am going to give you a little history lesson.

Wordpress Elite

A few years ago I purchased a script called WordPress E

Blog For A Cause Or Fabricate A Story
Today in partnership with Blogcatalog and Amnesty International, bloggers Worldwide are blogging for human rights. As I usually do for each Bloggers Unite initiative, I am taking part, but as usual I want to at least try to k

When Will New York Introduce A Google Tax?

Today's news is that Overstock have decided that they are axing 3400 affiliates in the New York area because of the previously reported "Amazon Tax" - which Amazon are fighting.

I think Janet was the first to break the news of the Overstock changes

This is a story that both Linda at 5 Star Affiliate Programs

SEO Tool - Site Seer - Coming Soon

I mentioned in my second poll post that the Stompernet guys would be coming out with a new tool soon, and that also they would be limiting availability of some of their goodies to those that subscribe. That will include this new SEO tool.

First off, I have worked out how to get their videos to syndicated correctly, so click through to watch the video showing off this new tool.

The bad news is that the first piece of totally new content, a video on keyword research by Dan Thies.

Now Dan is kn

Blogging Response Rate (Part 2)
I mentioned I was testing on multiple posts, and that also included the recent Adwords video from Dan Thies of Stompernet. Here are some important notes

The headline was chosen to be a little more appealing - it wouldn't have affected people reading a full feed, or receiving my content by email (even though that was switched off), but it would affect links from social media and other blogs, and also platforms that only show headlines, such as Blogrush, Technorati Favorites, Alltop etc.

I was sneaky - I didn't have a suitable graphic, and a synd

Blogging Response Rate (Poll)

Whilst the test I performed over the last few days isn't ideal, recently, just for a few days I actually switched off my email subscriptions. Email subscriptions has never accounted for the largest percentage of my subscribers, but I have always recognised them among my most responsive readers. I assure you the decision wasn't taken lightly, especially with a number of major launches to write about which were highly targeted to my core audience.

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SES London 2008 Day 3
I attended SES London on Thursday, my first since way back in 2002 or was that 2003, Christ I can’t remember! Customers Prospects and Drug users The first session I went to way a presentation by Brian Eisenberg of Future now entitled Redefining the Customer loosely speaking, Brian hit on important aspects to consider when ...]

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Live Blogging from DomainRoundTable San Francisco
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Competitive Webmastering
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Google does WHOIS, again.
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Dan Kaminsky on DNS and Trust
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Why Keyword Domains Are Better for SEO
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Get Out and Live Life
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Coming Full Circle: Blogging & Journalism
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Matt McGee: The Last Person on Twitter
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Google Explains The Processes & Thoughts Behind an Update
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Google Celebrates the Anniversary of the First Laser
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Daily Search Forum Recap: May 15, 2008
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today, through the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and other search forums on the web....
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Competitors Use Long Tail Keywords To Hurt Yahoo Search Advertisers
An interesting phenomenon is occurring within Yahoo Search Marketing that has been expressed pretty intensely by affected advertisers at WebmasterWorld. According to the impacted advertisers, the quality of their campaigns have gone down because of false impressions that have been...

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Digg Down Today and Other Social Media Revelations
For many years now, I have always been a fan of creating custom, unique 404 error pages. I have also, at the same time, been rather annoyed that a site as large as Digg can consistently serve up an error page like the one below. Not only have I been rather annoyed from time to time ...]

Marketing Foo for Thursday April 10th 2008
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Black Out Your Google Listing in the Google Search Results
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ComScore Releases Web Rankings for March 2008, Yellow Book and MLB Top Gainers
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5 Top Tips for Bloggers and Marketers on a Friday
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comScore Releases March 2008 United States Search Engine Rankings
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Sphinn is a Dysfunctional Social Network Because Internet Marketers Don’t Understand Social Networking
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Search Engine Workshops Now Offering Online Search Engine Marketing Resource Center
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OBG Management and Convera Launch OBGfindit ObGyn Search Engine
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Best Viral Marketing Campaign Ever? Carmen Bares All
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SEO Class Troy NY April 11th - Free to IM Ninjas.
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Support Charities and Chance to win IM Ninjas Subscription.
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Link Buying: Reviewed and not Guaranteed is the line in the sand.
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Lessons Learned from Positon 6 Filter and New Video for IM Ninjas
Position 6 Filter - Confirmed, and told "Glitch" and "being fixed". Some laughed, some cried, any many analyzed and made "guesses". We had 6 sites that we clearly saw this happen to, so I was analzying for countless hours since just before Christmas in an attempt to figure out what could have happened to ...]

YahooMSN.com, YahooLive.com, LiveYahoo.com - Who ownes them?
So I can’t help but wonder how the cards will be played this year with the search engines. Will Microsoft buy Yahoo. Will Google buy Yahoo, Will Google buy Ask? Will Microsoft buy Yahoo and Ask, and maybe grab AOL along the way? Who Knows….here’s some interesting URL combinations, and who owns them. MicrosoftYahoo.comRegistrant:� zhou lupingCreated:� ...]

If you build links, this paper is worth reading.
Sugarrae put together 11 SEO’s to get 12000 words on link development ideas. Here’s the SEO’s who state their ideas on link building:�Rae Hoffman�- Rand Fishkin - Roger Montti�- Todd Malicoat�- Eric Ward�- Justilien Gaspard�- Aaron Wall�- Debra Mastaler�- Michael Gray�- Andy Hagans�- & Me. I like how this interview was put together. All of us wrote ...]

WBP buys SEOClass.com, and offers 4 Live Training Dates.
So this is just my leaking the news that We Build Pages has acquired SEOClass.com. SEO Class has been a leading Internet Marketing training program providing live SEO Training classes. We’re going to take SEO Class to the next level, and offer 4 classes from New York, to San Francisco, to Dallas, to Edinburgh, Scotland. These ...]

Ninjas in Amsterdam, Jamaica, & Scotland.
Next Tuesday (the 29th) a few ninjas and I are going to Amsterdam (going to visit with a client). I’ll also try to catch Martijn while I’m there.� We’ll be there during the Queen’s Day celebration…which looks pretty crazy. Then�from�June 6-10 there’s about 19 Ninjas going to Jamaica. We should be booking everything probably tomorrow. If ...]

What’s Jim up to? I’m Feeling Lucky.
I haven’t been blogging much….sorry……ya know, I’m totally down with staying under the radar. There’s enough other people keeping each other in check that I’m fine with sitting back and watching the games being played. I’m fine with reacting internally to what goes on out there, and not being a part of the conversation these ...]

Buying Websites for SEO - Who me?
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Do you want to be my Facebook Friend?? Stop Threatening Me!!
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The People Pleaser 2.0
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26 Reasons Why I Love Twitter - Plus 27 More just in Case
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How Web 2.0 has changed Education
Photo by chbradshaw When I was a kid I would walk 6 miles to school in snow that was up to here (points to his shoulders). I remember as a young girl my Grandfather telling me stories like this. And, when he would say this to me I would be thinking, "Thank G-d ...]

StumbleUpon Changes - Are you a List or Grid?
In the past few days I’ve noticed a few changes on StumbleUpon. They aren’t huge changes, but changes none-the-less. These changes appear on your own StumbleUpon page. What is cool about these changes is that you have a choice. You can choose to keep things the same as they ...]

8 Random Things about Me - A Meme
I have been tagged by Julie Joyce, one of my favorite SEO Chicks, to do the Meme, "8 Random things About Me". Being a huge fan of all the SEO Chicks I was more than a little excited about participating in this Meme. So, here are 8 Random things about Me. 8 Random things you ...]

I am so in Love….. and it is not with Social Media
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Lymphoma the Victor in IM-NY BOTW SMO Contest For Charity!
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I’m Not Only a Social Media Marketer… I’m also the Tooth Fairy.
I have a little secret…. I’m the tooth fairy. It’s true. And, guess what else?! I’m also Santa Clause, The Easter Bunny, and Cupid. Last week my 6 year old daughter, Hannah lost one of her front teeth and just yesterday she lost the other front tooth. She is missing both of ...]

Are teens today lacking in Interpersonal and Communicative Skills?
� Image by BdwayDiva1 Are Texting & Social Media Platforms causing teens to lack in Interpersonal Communicative Skills? I received a text from my oldest son last week that was very disturbing. He was obviously too freaked out to discuss the topic with me face-to-face and instead ...]

The Key Ingredient for SEO and Web Design is True Passion
While presenting a class on web site usability in New York for Internet Marketing Ninjas Marketing Training, my husband was in the audience as cheerleader and teacher. I wasn’t connected at first and I could feel it. I wasn’t inspired. I had a feeling I wouldn’t be because the first part was the boring ...]

You’ve Got Your SEO in My Usability
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New for SES - Search Engine Strategies Awards in August
Every time I see an awards announcement, I always make up categories in my head they haven’t bothered with, like “Best SEO Costume” and “Old, Loud Mouthed and Still Kicking Ass”. Today’s awards news comes out of the folks who run Search Engine Strategies conferences and their awards launch. The San Jose conference coming up ...]

Angry? Destroy Their Reputation Online!
An old friend once told me back in 1995, “Assume that every email you send will eventually land on the lunchroom bulletin board for everyone to see.” It was great advice for email. It’s even better advice for blogs. Miffed at someone? Kill them with words. With the Web as ammo, it’s easy to ...]

Search Engine College Celebrates Four Years
Kalena Jordan and her husband celebrate their fourth year as founders of the Search Engine College. What began with a few courses and high hopes has evolved into an online school offering certification for SEO’s. Kalena had the forethought to include web site usability in her course lineup. Like my friend, Jill Whalen, whom ...]

Affiliate Marketing The Fun Way…With Boobs!
So I have three real SEO posts I’m working on, and I’ve been boiling over getting ready for a rant…but I figured I write about boobs and hot chicks instead. I joined up with the Pepperjam Affiliate Network today to see what they have that’s different than every other network out there. Well, for starters ...]

Friday Tea Time - Google Must Be Feeling Lucky
After the disasterous week of Google shoving a toaster up my ass sideways, Google must think it’s “Feeling Lucky”. Well, you feeling lucky, punk? Oh, but you’ve really pissed me off and I’m coming after you Google. BIG TIME. I don’t know if your immature computer brain can remember what this is, but I’ve got one ...]

Friday Tea Time - Rant Edition
I know, I haven’t done Tea Time in a few weeks. Go fly a kite, I’m busy doing stuff. In order to keep all my greedy readers happy, this Friday is dedicated to the rants and controversial posts of the past week or so. Did you know that the shortest war in history was between ...]

Debauchery, Douchebaggary, & Drunkenness: Being A Twit
Resistance Is Futile. Now that you’ve been assimilated and you know how to use the twitterborg in just about every way imaginable. Let’s talk about the fun things you can do with the twitter. I think I’ll call it “the twitter” from now one…kind of like “the wife” since it wastes so much time talking ...]

[($ Money) / Google Hatred] = Rank
Since I don’t have time to post because Sergey Brin and Larry Page decided bring the pain, here is something for your enjoyment from Search Engine Journal: This post is from TheMadHat: SEO Blog ($ Money) / Google Hatred] = Rank

Impulse Domain Lookup Tool
You know when you’re at the store standing in line and they give you all those enticing items like Big Red and Energizer batteries? We all know what they are, but sometimes we can’t help ourselves. So I wanted to throw this out there real quick so everyone knows about it. And since everyone ON ...]

Find Your Way To Blackberry Nirvana
I’m somewhat of a huge Blackberry fan. I’ll pass on the child-toy iPhone. It’s all fun until you try and do something useful with it other than scroll pictures around on your screen like a 12 year old. I’ve been using a blackberry for around 5 years starting with the old ass “didn’t even have ...]

Friday Tea Time - Failure Edition
I don’t know how you people have time to post 17 times a damn week. In lieu of an actual post, here is to me on writing another blog post. FAIL. Here are some of my favorite FAILS and other stupid things you get in email forwards. The End. Have A Nice FAIL. This post is from ...]

Clickbooth [ALLEGEDLY] Likes To Attack Their Affiliates
Attention affiliate managers of the world: Err on the side of caution and conversation when you screw up. Try and fix the problem instead of attacking the communities that support your company. Slightly Shady SEO went out on a limb and posted the seemingly highly controversial story of Clickbooth and their brigade of lawyers ALLEGEDLY] ...]

Do Not Click Here
No, I don’t have a post done, I’m busy. I told you not to click, it’s your fault. SMX Social next week. I’ll be there Monday - Thursday. Hit me up on twitter or shoot me an email and we’ll have some Jager. Don’t try to keep up, you’ll regret it. � � � ...]

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