I love Matt Cutts’s example why NOT to use services as PPP.
Sometimes I Have To Agree
December 11th, 2007 · 3 Comments
Tags: google, matt-cutts, Paid Content, tweet
Who Has Learned a Thing?
December 11th, 2007 · No Comments
Secretary: Can you believe the new temp said her favorite movie was Blow?!
HR director: I am not familiar with that. Look up ‘blow’ on Google.
Accounting manager: I wouldn’t do that if I was you. [read at Overheard in the Office]
Tags: dumb, google, HR, tumbling
Uh?
November 15th, 2007 · 1 Comment
Anyone ever noticed how googling has replaced RTFM?
Tags: google, rtfm, tweet, wisdom
SEO And The Dangers Of The Semantic Web
April 23rd, 2007 · No Comments
In Matt Cutts most recent vendetta against (oh please let me participate to the whole dramatization of the Google = Evil policy) paid links we often tend to forget how easy Google bots can nowadays recognize many (paid) links. I will not go into detail, but would rather love to see you use that gray [...]
Tags: google, matt-cutts, moneytization, nofollow, paid-links, SE, SEO For Dummies
Global Translator : A Service or SERP Spam
January 29th, 2007 · 6 Comments
Some days ago I installed the Global Translator plugin for Wordpress here. I wanted to give it a go.Lucky as I am Google quickly caught the new links and benefiting an acceptable PR the translated entry links were quickly listed in SERPs. Obviously not yet at their real rank but some very high. And I [...]
Tags: 404, global-translator, google, google-translator, matt-cutts, PR, SERP, spam, thoughtfull, trust-rank
Is Digg Search Engine Worthy
January 3rd, 2007 · No Comments
Some days ago in my Digg Democracy entry I wrote following.
When using Google or any other search engine I don’t want to land on a social bookmarking site to find a link. But this is not the fault of Digg (or any other social bookmarking site).
Only some days later Search Engine Land starts the debate [...]
Tags: digg, editorial, google, SE, SERP, social-bookmarking, social-news