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Googlebot is hungry and looking for data in previously inaccessible corners of the web. Recent changes to search technology mean previously uncrawled sites are going to receive a visit from the search behemoth. read more »
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Kevin Gibbons gives us a list of very well-known companies that were too cheap to pay the £2.50 to protect their brand. read more »
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Good, solid copywriting information that should give you some great ideas for blog post titles. The author seems obsessed with baldness, though. read more »
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Is it just me, or is the character count required for a DeSphinn completely inaccurate?

Since twitter I've got pretty good at tailoring posts to 140 characters so the DeSphinn requirement of 50-200 chars should not be a problem. But today, I tri read more »
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Wait, what? WTF is OAI-PMH?

Oh hAI, Punch Mai Hed.

Guess that's why they've stopped supporting it. Too many black eyes.

I can't be bothered with this crap anymore. read more »
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A clear and concise post listing reasons and techniques to deep-link into your site from comments, guest posts, forums and more. read more »
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Ann Smarty follows up on her series covering SEO branding with a look into logos of SEO companies and the messages that they communicate. read more »
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A great list of tweaks for Wordpress bloggers using the "All In One SEO" plugin, by yeepage. We even get to see how he's configured it on his own blog. read more »
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Japanese adverts no longer show URLs for products, but search terms instead. If this phenomenon goes worldwide, there will be huge implications for the SEO/SEM industry.

Maybe written Japanese makes it harder to find snappy, memorable domain name read more »
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Another blogger gets his content ripped off, yawn. The comments make for interesting reading as readers discuss whether to ignore it or reach for the lawyers. Great headline, though. read more »
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GottaQuirk posts about a potential change to the Google ranking algorithm that will penalize links from social bookmarking sites. Still very much a rumor... for now. read more »
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Lyndi Lawson follows up on her earlier post "5 Tips For Online Reputation Management" with another great list. This time she emphasises the mindset you need to communicate effectively online and stand out amongst the information overload. read more »
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Joe Whyte posted this list about a year ago and almost all sites seem to still be around. It's a really useful list for us all, and the categorization is very useful. read more »
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This Top 20 list of sites for web designers is (at the time of submitting) the #1 most popular link on del.icio.us with 9 of the 20 links on the del.icio.us front page. 34 comments on the article too.

As well as a great piece of link bait, it's a read more »
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A great list of useful Firefox extensions from ShoeMoney. Some are of particular interest to SEO/SEMs. It's also an interesting tolook into which tools Shoe uses. read more »
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Think your e-commerce site is optimized to get the last dollar out of your visitors? You've got nothing on Wal-Mart, pick up some tips from traditional retailers. read more »
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Here's a great list of social bookmarking sites that don't nofollow their links. I bet there are some sites here that you don't know already. read more »
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