For a really in-depth look at “What Google Considers Quality Content,” check out Brian Ussery’s excellent analysis. Last year Google unleashed the most aggressive campaign of major algo updates ever in its crusade to battle rank spam.
I recently presented on this topic at SES New York alongside Brian Ussery, Brett Tabke, and Jaimie Sirovich, so this is especially timely for me. While search engine optimization (SEO) as a channel is maturing and growing beyond technical...
Brian Ussery, Director of SEO, Search Discovery The deadline is July 17, 2009. The objective of the SEW Awards is to recognize excellence, as well as inspire innovation and encourage new ideas in search marketing.
Brian Ussery has noticed that Google may be . MarkJackson Content is King.IF You Promote It SEW EXPERTS: ORGANIC SEO Social media tools can play an integral role in promotion of your content and generating links.
Brian Ussery has noticed that Google may be testing SearchWiki Note sharing option being listed at the top of the SERPs. Last November, Google launched SearchWiki, which lets signed-in Google users to customize their search results.
Brian Ussery has a writeup about it on his extremely minimalistic-looking blog. Today, there are more updates to Google products than you can shake a stick at. So intead of writing a bunch of short, little posts, I have consolidated them into one...
Ussery noticed Google's Webmaster Guidelines suggestions for improving your sites has removed.getting links from directories. Great catch Brian - good article! Posted by Frank Watson Oct 3, 2008 Search Engine Watch Editor Brian E.
Ussery noticed Google's Webmaster Guidelines suggestions for improving your sites has removed.getting links from directories. Search Engine Watch Editor Brian E. Great catch Brian - good article! This is not to say Google is not using directories...
Updates to the Google Quality Rater guidelines have popped up, and Brian Ussery has written up a nice summary of the revised standards. There's good news for those who have embraced social media. It seems Google feels that the elements on blogs and...
