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SNIP -  There have been some very interesting developments with regards to the expanded use of Google Places over the last couple of months, with Google not only increasing the usage of Google Places within their mainstream SERPs but also increasing… Read more
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A very thorough statistical analysis of Google WMT data (hey, it's all we got, so lets put inacurracies to one side for now) segmenting keywords by brand keywords, intent keywords and research keywords.  The results show some very interesting trends… Read more
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Guess why Google encourages you to make your ATOM and RSS feeds crawlable. Guess why FeedBurner publishes each and every update of your blog via PubSubHubbub so that Googlebot gets an alert of new and updated posts (and comments) as you release them.… Read more
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Great post from Chelsea Blacker; 40 ways you know you work in search. Read more
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Andy Beard takes a look at FeedBurner’s change to now include tracking of FriendFeed subscriber data. Read more
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Here’s an interesting review of the geo-targeting issues which have been affecting the Google UK SERPs for most of this month. Read more
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A review of how UK high-street retailer Primark are missing a big opportunity by not offering an online store to it’s users and potential customers. Read more
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A great round up of tips from SMX London Read more
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Awesome video from SES London asking tons of SEO’s what Google should do with the black-hats. Read more
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Matt Cutts said this post is a must read for every SEO. Read more
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Once again, Michael sifts through Google’s doublespeak:

"This not only nullifies any benefit that would be gained by switching to AJAX in the first place, in many, many cases it will actually cause the searches to be slower than if… Read more
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(I’ve noticed this too, by the way.) From the post: "...while blog pages can be indexed and ranking within minutes, a couple of days later the blog post is nowhere to be seen anymore. It disappears. The page is still in Googles cache, but when you… Read more
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How to find old domains with established pagerank / links using Live/MSN linkfromdomain command. Read more
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Right before the New Year, Michael Gray asked if social media links were on death row, citing Google’s SEO guide (pdf) which includes a line about not “involving your site in schemes where your content is artificially promoted to the top of these… Read more
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I’ve scoured the web, my bookmarks and twitter (thanks guys!) for all the very best articles about PPC that I can find. Read more
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A great rundown by Tad Chef on trends to expect in the coming year. Some things to look forward to in 2009:
- IE6 will be out of the picture.
- Websites will be lighter.
- People will shift from PPC to SEO

Okay, so maybe a… Read more
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Interesting post on e-consultancy about how brands should be promoting themselves using social media. Read more
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Google have obviously been clamping down on paid links during the last year, but it now looks like they may also be taking a stance against blog reviews made in exchange for free gifts! Read more
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I think the majority of the time everyone would agree with a big fat no on allowing affiliates to bid against their brand. Why pay an affiliate a commission for something you will get 99% of the time anyway?

However, there are times where… Read more
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A look at how to attract targeted search engine traffic to travel websites from potential customers. Read more
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Ben and Karl from Conversion Rate Experts on free tools to help you learn why more of your users don’t become customers. Read more
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A couple of days ago Micheal posted his assertion that Rand Fishkin had lied about the details of the new Linkscape tool on SEOmoz. This caused Sphinn comments to be closed and a lot of fireworks. Now, read more about the bots that never were on SEO… Read more
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Some insights into the data that SEOmoz revealed today about what their sources for the Linkscape tool are, and what those sources reveal about things behind the scenes. Read more
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Months of research and cases studies to illustrate how Google handles Flash since the update in July. Read more
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Casanova-ish KevGibbo shows how a career in PPC will give you plenty ideas for charming the ladies or the guys Read more
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