Loren Baker of Search Engine Journal says the IM Charity Party at SES is back! Jeremy Scott of ReelSEO says, "This is the top SEO conference circuit, packed with speakers who are widely respected thought leaders in the search engine space.
Loren Baker over at Search Engine Journal gave some more details of the update. But as Loren points out the toolbar is not a truly accurate measure of PR. Call it a late Christmas gift or a New Year's present, but Matt Cutts confirmed the recent...
Loren Baker at Search Engine Journal had good coverage on this topic, specifically asking people on Twitter what they thought of it in the first hours of its rollout. Without any toolbar search boxes in Chrome, Google would stand to garner most of...
Loren Baker, of Search Engine Journal and Traffic Blend, said, "From my experiences, the conversions can be sick, especially with comparison shoppers. I asked a few notable members of the search community if they used competitor branded keywords...
While surfing the seamy underbelly of the Web we tracked down this scoop: former Search Engine Watch news editor Barry Schwartz AKA RustyBrick of SERoundtable fame has joined Loren Baker's Search Engine Journal, according to BlackHat Planet.
Loren Baker of Search Engine Journal says, “Allan Dick of Vintage Tub and Bath is moderating the session on Link Building with Debra Mastaler, Dixon Jones and Degrelle. Kent Lewis of Search Marketing Standard says, “Wednesday morning at SES kicked...
According to Loren Baker at Search Engine Journal, one of the affected sites, he received confirmation from Matt Cutts that the move was definitely targeting paid link sellers: With all the guessing and theorizing about Google's recent PageRank...
Loren Baker at Search Engine Journal has asked Google, Yahoo, Microsoft and Ask.com to explain just what nofollow really means to them. Online Journal analyzes Belgian newspaper dispute with Google NewsThe Belgian newspaper group's dispute with...
Loren Baker at Search Engine Journal has asked Google, Yahoo, Microsoft and Ask.com to explain just what nofollow really means to them. How Google, Yahoo & Ask.com Treat the No Follow Link Attribute, Search Engine Journal
Loren Baker has asked Google, Yahoo, Microsoft and Ask.com to explain just what nofollow really means in a comprehensive post at Search Engine Journal, "How Google, Yahoo & Ask.com Treat the No Follow Link Attribute.
Loren Baker at Search Engine Journal has uncovered another pay-per-digg scheme Subvert and Profit that claims that it won’t get users banned from popular social network promotion tool Digg. Editor, Search Engine Watch
Loren Baker at Search Engine Journal has uncovered another pay-per-digg scheme Subvert and Profit that claims that it won't get users banned from popular social network promotion tool Digg. This home page of this “service” notes:
Most recently, Search Engine Journal's Loren Baker is calling for an end to the nofollow tag, giving "13 Reasons Why NoFollow Tags Suck," and David Wallace at SearchRank agrees in his post, "NoFollow Tag is a Dismal Failure.
Loren Baker over at Search Engine Journal (who awarded us first place for Search News Blog of 2006) outlines how NewsTrust plans to use a social networking approach to promote online journalism. They plan to use a 10 category system, according to...
Loren Baker over at Search Engine Journal published results of a survey commissioned by Yahoo, which strongly indicates how well the public has latched onto the concept of social media, and provides some additional insight from Greg Sterling.
Loren Baker leans to siding with Garett Rogers's guess. Business Journal covers how Yahoo -- under fire for allegedly harming journalists in China -- is going to fund fellowships for journalists in countries with press restrictions.
Loren Baker at Search Engine Journal points out that Google Maps has added another way to zoom: double clicking. The Wall Street Journal (subscription required) reports on the "bundle of clicks" search distribution packages that all the major...
Loren Baker at Search Engine Journal points out that Google Maps has added another way to zoom: double clicking. Of course you can still zoom with the mouse rollerball. Here's the official statement from the Google Maps API Blog.
Loren Baker posted some of the funniest and craziest videos he found on YouTube related to Yahoo. Check them out at Search Engine Journal. If you have time to only watch one video, I recommend watching the first one.
Loren Baker reports on a JupiterResearch study that shows both revenues earned from search marketing campaigns and budgets allocated to those campaigns have increased. Dell Recruits Google to Resell Servers, Wall Street Journal (see also
