In this past few weeks my company has met with several potential clients and partners whom, whether they know it or not, have all been burned by SEO agencies. We have seen: International brands who have had their site punished through the Google...
So my plea to the victors -- whoever they might be: please withdraw from your respective parties and govern as independents in name and in spirit. Google is using its homepage today to remind people it’s Election Day with a red, white, and blue...
If you have been to Wikipedia this week you would have been hard pressed to avoid Founder Jimmy Wales personal plea. In the plea, Wales states "if everyone reading this donated $5, we would only have to fundraise for one day a year.
Now, you can make an ICANN claim or plea to the domain company to get them back if the name they took is trademarked, but this takes a while and the damage can be long since done by that time. So, you own a website.
My Google Plea -- Google Classic Normally, that would be a statement of positivity. The year of Google normally would bring about feelings of happiness, unicorns, and rainbows. But that would be another year.
A plea was made for Google to reconsider its approach in Webmaster Central to allow settings for local ccTLDs. It seems high time to re-examine this whole approach. The issues of duplication and correctly targeting the right pages for Austria...
Then I could use an entire Web page to make my plea for an $8 donation. I've been studying the art of positioning promotions and precisely how a promotion is launched, and I've been experimenting with what I've learned.
He made an impassioned plea to preserve books online, so that further destruction can be avoided. Google co-founder Sergey Brin has taken to the editorial pages of the New York Times to pen a defense of his company's book settlement.
Mark Jackson issues a plea for the SEO industry to mature, become more responsible corporate citizens, and educate the masses, in a non-commercial way. Our industry still has a lot of growing up to do.
To me, here are the goals (I wasn't able to confirm goals with the person who submitted this, as they didn't include a phone number in their plea to have the Web site reviewed -- sorry! Today, I'll offer some practical SEO advice to one of our...
My plea to Google - Please sanitize your REP revamps, Sebastian's Pamphlets From the SEW blog: Organic Search SEW Experts: New Search Engine Trends, Old SEO Troubles in 2007With advances such a universal search and the explosion of social media...
My plea to Google - Please sanitize your REP revamps, Sebastian's Pamphlets Here we've collected today's top news stories posted to the Search Engine Watch Blog, along with search-related headlines from around the Web:
I know that the folks at Microsoft “heard my plea” because they contacted me, and we came to an understanding. Some time ago, I wrote a column calling out Microsoft for customer service in its search practices.
Microsoft AdCenter: Hear My Plea - Tony Wright lets off some steam, recapping some of AdCenter's most recent failures and begs the team: stop the madness! By Elisabeth Osmeloski Editor, Search Engine Watch Copyright (c) 2007 Incisive Interactive...
Pre-emptive warning: today's column is mainly a rant. If you want fluffy bunnies and feel-good news, then you should stop reading right now. I’m tired and I’m cranky, and Microsoft AdCenter, their policies and customer service are to blame.
A Plea to Stop Treating SEO as an Afterthought - When should you think about search engine optimization? Editor, Search Engine Watch Copyright (c) 2007 Incisive Interactive Marketing LLC In This Issue ===================
Mark Jackson, of Vizion Interactive, with: A Plea to Stop Treating SEO as an Afterthought This week, you will see a new navigation scheme here on Search Engine Watch. Not only is it an effort to help readers to find critical content more easily...
Too many times, I've been approached by a company that has just finished redesigning their Web site and thought, Okay, now we're ready to find someone to optimize this thing. Unfortunately, that conversation is long overdue, at that point in the...
On a positive note, Karen did see my plea and told me Google has heard some complaints about non-descriptive post titles. The Inverted Pyramid For Bloggers has more tips and a plea that people don't have to entirely mirror a newspaper-style...
Google's plea to the SEC was "that it is not in the business of investing, reinvesting, or trading in securities. Below, a recap of stories posted today to the Search Engine Watch Blog, along with other items we've spotted but not blogged separately:
