Some link builders spend a significant time just trying to build up some sort of rapport with other webmasters. Eventually, they may feel that the pool is drying out. With so many link requests nowadays, you can't blame but feel...
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Flickr has announced that it is supporting video in addition to the standard digital photograph or image. Videos are limited to 90 seconds in length and 150MB in size and will still inherit other Flickr features, including geotagging, comments, captions,...
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Should you save wads of cash to buy link building software that contacts hundreds (or thousands) of webmasters for you to give you some links? Wiep Knol says no. In his recent blog post, he explains why link building software...
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After Google finally acquired DoubleClick the controversy of Google now officially owning an SEM company was a reality. DoubleClick owned Performics, a company that sells SEM services, including SEO and PPC. Yes, a major conflict of interest. Google, officially announced...
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Update: This was an April Fool’s day joke.I recently discovered something really wild: the iPhone has a secret SATA interface. Using the SATA interface, the iPhone is much easier to hack because it looks just like a hard drive to a computer, so you can replace individual executables and symlinks with no effort. Readers know [...]
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Following March's update, WebmasterWorld members talk about the newest updates to the Google algorithm, including the previously discussed Dewey update. Some observations include front page rankings that appear to be delisted (or "dumped way back," as one person puts it)....
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In Search Engine Land's weekly column about link building, Eric Ward tackles a question about link building best practices. Is there such a thing? Guess what? The answer is no. He explains: The problem with link building best practices is...
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