by denis | Jan 19, 2006 | Social
Yesterday, the Bush Administration asked a federal judge to order Google to give the US Government access to approximately one week of recorded searches. The US Government says it needs the information to determine how often pornographic files are searched for and/or...
by denis | Jan 18, 2006 | Social
Mirror, Mirror, on the Web, Who has got the biggest head? According to the egoSurf Top50 , I do, for the time being at least. I even appear to have a bigger syndicated ego than the truly great grandfather of search journalism, Danny Sullivan, though a slightly smaller...
by denis | Jan 16, 2006 | Search
An interesting thread for in-house SEOs appeared at the IHelpYou Forums this morning. “In-house SEO” is a term refering to an SEO who is employed by a non-search related company as a staff member in charge of website promotions. In the JohnC, an IHY...
by denis | Jan 6, 2006 | Social
About a month ago, Scott Gardner from Fortune Interactive wrote a smart piece that got published in Webpronews, “What’s So Special About Search Marketing?” In it, he covers several points that demonstrate why search engine marketing, particularly...
by denis | Dec 20, 2005 | Search
Matt Cutts has given librarians and school teachers an early Christmas present. In an article published in Google’s Newsletter for Librarians, Cutts gives a basic explanation of how Google ranks and sorts documents found in its index. Along the way, he offers...
