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While I liked the fact that my WordPress login and registration pages were seamless with the rest of my site design wise due to a plugin, that ugly non matching user profile page was driving me nuts. So I enlisted Joost de Valk's programming skills read more »
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QualityGal weighs on the A Lister Link Payola debate and writes "As I was leaving a comment on Graywolf’s post about Guy Kawasaki and Link Payola, I realized I had more than a few words to say on the matter.

Google’s policy on paid links is impos read more »
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I was just checking out the Little Big Voice site again after my previous post and found that the site is not indexed in Google at all. Not one page!

Thinking that this was a little strange I had a look at their robots.txt file and found a huge e read more »
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Very often, especially with huge dynamically driven or user-generated websites, you might feel you have some indexing problems, i.e. Google doesn’t seem to dig your site as deep as you want it to.

The remedies to this may vary but here are some read more »
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"There are lots of posts dedicated to showing you wordpress plugins that enhance your post functionality and add features but not many that focus on helping you clean and maintain a secure and orderly backend. I’ll include a few you may have seen be read more »
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From SEOMoz, Someone is trying to register "SEO" as a service mark. Apparently, the guy who's doing this has managed to get all the way to the publication stage of the registration process. That means he has passed the preliminary review by the Trad read more »
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Link development, before search engines polluted the process into a currency for search engine rankings, was all about promotion. Links were simply a natural side effect of promoting your website. And one of the most tried and true methods of promot read more »
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The Dallas Business Journal recently ran a story on one of our clients, Wasp Barcode Technologies, describing how they went from spending enormous amounts of money on PPC to focusing more on traditional SEO and link building. The strategy paid off - read more »
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I think this stinks. I have been hoping Ask could build it's search into a competitive engine. Their interface was nice but we all know that's not enough. I'm surprised they didn't stick it out longer. read more »
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When you hand an analytics report to your manager do you get that deer-in-the-headlights stare? Here are a few ways to fix that. read more »
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"Content is king." If you're like me, you've heard that phrase more times than you can count. And for the most part, it's true. Truly unique content can make or break your link development campaign. If you have it, you'll find attracting quality lin read more »
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Wiep shows us Five easy link building strategies that don’t involve scavenging, hunting, baiting or other work intensive tactics. Using easily accessible data and contacting people that are already familiar with your website in some kind of way is n read more »
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Can we add a Preview button on the Comments field, please guys? :) I'm tired of making a comment and hitting the button and when I get back to that tab an hour later, there's an obvious (trivial) issue with the comment, but I can't edit it anymore : read more »
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Taylor Pratt asks whether or not to charge a client who is on a monthly contract when, because of their fault, he wasn't able to provide services. It brings up a great question... how do YOU balance the strictness of a contract with the fairness of read more »
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Favorite parts are real world examples of how Twitter has been (and can be) used to actually meet people in offline situations. read more »
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The power of having the Internet at my disposal is such people seem to want to connect and learn from each other. Word of mouth is still the best form of advertisement. read more »
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Lisa points out how Google is being just a little bit self serving in its efforts to 'teach about search marketing'.
Feels like Microsoft pushing Education packs of Office, knowing that all the newly trained employees will go off to offices asking read more »
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An inciteful video by Shoemoney's Jeremy Schoemaker discussing his personal opinions on Google, the no-follow issue, and SEO. read more »
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John delves into the issue of why his blog is a failure because it contains insightful quality blog posts vs. the success of the dumbed down link baiting blogs that pander to the lowest common denominator. read more »
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I thought it would be interesting to picture how Google might look if a combination of new and existing anti-trust laws forced the company to breakup. read more »
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Michael calls it on just how the whole "Richter Scales" incident will impact Lane badly in the long run - and proposes how she should handle it instead
(Woot! First Sphinn! :)) read more »
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So Google makes an algo that puts wikipedia at the top of all the results. But questioning the the wisdom of this algorithmic choice is off the table. So they say, "Whoa. Look at that site at the top of all our results. We made them that big with ou read more »
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Shaun Anderson tries to visualize SEO by comparing it to a heating system. If your site was measured in heat, you could see the heat-map of your site pages, once all the links have been accounted for. read more »
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It is possible some other problems with the site were spotted during a random inspection.
I haven't experienced the same, but then I haven't been zeroed. read more »
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A brief case study on how the magical power of backlinks can overcome just about anything. Watch in disbelief as Google ranks an application error #1 for a highly valuable term. read more »
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