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The following is a timeline of how the news of the Prince of Pop's death traveled across the internet. Wikipedia is still the fastest news aggregator. It was faster than Twitter and much faster than Google. read more »
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SEOMoz have tested a bunch of SEO factors, from H1 tags to Search Wiki, and the results are not exactly what you'd expect. It's worth a read, or worth passing to someone who wants to know the current state of SEO thinking. read more »
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Learning SEO can be a daunting experience. To make this process a little easier, I have broken down my method for learning SEO into bite sized chunks that can be completed in 30 minutes or less. I have also tried to create a mechanism to make it eas read more »
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I'm not quite sure how spamming will be prevented on this, I would imagine by the users policing the results, but is that what they want to spend their time doing? read more »
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Creative genius. Next step: API. read more »
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The funniest thing you'll read all day on SEO. If any part of it comes true, I'll eat my own head. read more »
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Requirements gathering are something I teach. I’ve been laughed at for bringing up the topic to search engine marketers and those new to web design. Yet, in nearly every case of site testing, there is no site requirements documentation and I can tel read more »
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Brian Carter writes "Oooohhhh scary time. It's so scary. And so is Twitter, in some ways...

If you retweet or sphinn or digg this, I'll send you chocolate. Really.

Here are the Top 10 Ways Twitter is Like Halloween..." read more »
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I know this may cause some of us in the Search Industry (well, okay only Martin Bowling) to consider thoughts of suicide. We need to rally together around our fellow SEO, Martin Bowling, by Sphinning this story to the top. read more »
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The IMNY Charity Party during SMX East raised more than $13,000 for The Ronald McDonald House.... I'd say that was a super success. Thank you WeBuildPages and all the wonderful sponsors. read more »
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Nick Gerner shares the lessons and experiences from building the new Linkscape tool from SEOmoz. Hard work and a must read. read more »
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If you’re a graduate looking to move into online marketing, you could do very well for yourself in SEO. Here’s Richard Baxters guide to getting a job in SEO and making a rockstar career for yourself. read more »
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A really useful collection of articles, tools & resources for anyone working in internet marketing read more »
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To celebrate his first year at SEOmoz, Danny Dover made a great compilation of "web's best resources and tools." read more »
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Seomoz just jumped 10 steps ahead of all other SEO companies by making their new tool, Linkscape. This tool is amazing and gives everyone using it a huge competitive advantage. I bet Seomoz has their own private interface that provides them with a l read more »
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Tired of reading dry, boring SEO articles? Are you looking for a story that includes such topics as Luke Skywalker, hedge-trimming, and necrophilia? Then head over to SEOmoz and check out this tragic love story, starring Darren Slatten and a fugly r read more »
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A fantastic post by Danny Dover over at SEOMoz that uses Technorati, Bloglines, Blopulse, Wikio and SEOmoz's Trefecta Tool to list out the top blogs and analyze what they have (or don't have) in common.

I particularly liked the graph showing how read more »
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Patrick Sexton does a video run down of the highlights of Sun City Seo Con and his thoughts on how the conference went. read more »
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Tom Critchlow gives us another clever and ethical linkbuilding technique. The basic principle is to find link leads by searching for pages or sites which used to offer a service and no longer do. read more »
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Danny Dover at SEOmoz shares his advice on writing great blog posts. It's one of the most comprehensive and well thought-out blogging guides I've ever seen. read more »
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It is greatly ironic that algorithms, the quintessential example of all that is not human, would be so fundamental to social media. Last week I wrote a post about how Google gathers user data. This week I continue by exposing how popular social medi read more »
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No company should have this much information on it's customers. This is a comprehensive list on what the Big G is collecting on you... Most of this stuff you already know they are tracking, but it is amazing to see the amount of data that Google is read more »
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Stephen T, in-house SEO at LocateTV does an outstanding job visually walking us through the process of implementing enhanced listing parameters in Yahoo SearchMonkey, with SERP results that include photos, links, etc.

Applying these tactics cou read more »
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"I invited 20 experts active in the Local Search Marketing community to participate in this study, with the goal of identifying the factors that would be most helpful for ranking well in the Google and Yahoo Local Search algorithms, as well as techn read more »
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Last week I attended my first search conference. I gleaned a lot of valuable info and met many interesting people. Throughout the conference I compiled a mental checklist for my next conference. My hope is that my experience and the corresponding ch read more »
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