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Monthly Archives: January 2007
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Interview with John Scott V7 on the new contextual links service

In light of all the attention the V7 post has gotten today John Scott was cool enough to let me ask him some questions regarding the new service. Overall I am excited about it. Here is what we talked about. >How long have you been testing the service privately?

V7 boasting ethical paid links

Via Marketing Pilgrim I saw that V7 is now selling paid contextual ads. What they are boasting as being different from others in the paid links arena is that their sites are 100% hidden from the grasp of Matt, but more importantly in my book is that they are all contextual in content links.

Flaming Aaron Wall might get you a reputation management problem

I was going through the normal rss reading today and Gray Wolf mentioned a post by Aaron Wall today responding to a recent flame from this guy James Timothy of Nerdville. This guy posted about his recent purchase of the SEO Book and how he was dissapointed and so on, you can read the rest [...]

Get Rid of your links and rank number 1?

There has been talk lately of just how important that number one spot is compared to the remaining 9. MSN just did some eye tracking and it solidified the old golden trianlge eye tracking results. I am always testing, we own and run many sites outside of our clients for income and testing and I [...]

You can submit to DMOZ again – Did you even know that it was down?

Most people I talk to did not even know that the directory was down which I think is funny, or sad that I knew it all so well! As much as it pains me to post this info (because you all know my thoughts on DMOZ), I just wanted to make sure everyone knew that [...]

10 most important things to look for in a directory (when it comes to Google)

When starting a directory submission campaign, just don’t assume all directories are created equal. For those that are new to dir submissions, or (good reminders for you) old timers, I have compiled a list of what I believe are the 10 most important things to look for when submitting to a directory (at least as [...]

Search Engine Friendly

I had a conversation today with a guy about search engine friendly “stuff” and it made me want to post again about the importance of using a search engine friendly: CMS, design, Shopping Cart, Back End, Navigation (breadcrumbs) etc. The problem this guy was having (besides no Google love, which is why he was talking [...]

Following the “3 click rule”

Yes, I practice what I preach (time permitting).  I have always tried to take the advice that I am given (when it comes from people I trust anyway) and one of the best tid-bits of info I was ever given was almost a year ago when I attended Search Engine Strategies NYC 2006.  The information [...]

Top 10 reasons to not forget about the Press Release

I was having a chat with a person today that was trying to convince me that Press Releases were old news and could not help a bit with search engine optimization, traffic or branding.  I beg to differ and here is my top 10 reasons why. Get a top ranking on Google with a high [...]

I wish…..

Here is my simple post for the night, or RANT (call it what you want).  I was thinking about DMOZ and how much I love to hate that directory.  Why do I waste time checking them out to see if they are accepting submissions again?  Why do I even care?  As far as editors being [...]