Tag: SEO
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Spammers, Evildoers, and Opportunists
Derek Powazek’s essay on SEO makes an incredible amount of sense, but what he sees as “obvious” is still “new” to many on the Web. They just need a little help. Spammers, Evildoers, and Opportunists
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How Tribune Co. plans to rid itself of SEO-killing duplicate content
Brent Payne has the right idea here: One URL for each story, no matter which Tribune site publishes it. How Tribune Co. plans to rid itself of SEO-killing duplicate content
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How Scripps makes video findable | patrickbeeson.com
Details on how Scripps is indexing video files and adding metadata. Making SWFObject do the work of serving this is an interesting wrinkle – there must be a dynamic call to the database in the field. Prolly how the WP plugin I’ve used works, too, of cou How Scripps makes video findable | patrickbeeson.com
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Jason Calacanis Please Stop Bad Mouthing SEO’s Because You Won’t Take the Time to Work With Good One’s – Graywolf
[sic] The best advice often comes from angry people, eh? In this case, the gentleman rips Jason and Mahalo a new one, but points out a bunch of common SEO issues in the process, making for a good introduction to some basic concepts beyond ‘use header tags Jason Calacanis Please Stop Bad Mouthing SEO’s Because…
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SEOmoz | Google Search Engine Ranking Factors
Spectacular SEO resource with solid advice on what to spend your time on and what to let slide. SEOmoz | Google Search Engine Ranking Factors
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Using Images For Local SEO – Search Engine Land
Google’s Universal Search makes properly marking up your images all the more worthy. Using Images For Local SEO – Search Engine Land
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Introducing the Copyblogger Theme for WordPress — Pearsonified
From the maker of Cutline comes another typographically elegant theme with great SEO logic built-in. I haven’t dug into the content classes yet, but if this doesn’t do what Sandbox does, it’s not all that useful to me. Introducing the Copyblogger Theme for WordPress — Pearsonified
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The Definitive Guide to Semantic Web Markup for Blogs – Chris Pearson
Cutline’s maker with some awesome semantic SEO tips you can apply to your blog or news site tomorrow, depending on how many templates you’ll need to modify. The Definitive Guide to Semantic Web Markup for Blogs – Chris Pearson
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Pearsonified
Chris Pearson is the author of the Cutline theme, and his blog is a good resource for SEO and design tips, especially for WordPress. Pearsonified
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Appropriate Discoverability – Skrentablog
An SEO rant on newspapers: “Yet if you go to Google and type in any restaurant name, you’re not likely to ever come across a newspaper restaurant review in the results. Yahoo local, yelp, chefmoz (heh), zagat’s, chowhound, jatbar.” Appropriate Discoverability – Skrentablog