It’s official, Google ignores keyword meta tags
September 23rd, 2009
The debate has swung this way and that for some time now about the SEO effectiveness, or not, of keyword META tags. This week, Google finally put the record straight.
rel=canonical: trying to get Google to understand
April 14th, 2009
I wrote a few days ago about how duplicate content can damage your site’s visibility in search results. This first fix comes in the form of a simple line in your page header.
Duplicate content in web applications
April 10th, 2009
Arguably, the most prevalent blockage to strong visibility within search results is created by inadvertent duplicated pages of content.
Is Black-Hat SEO on the way out?
January 6th, 2009
As long as there have been search engines, there have been active techniques to make the most of the search results for business and profit. But could the day of direct profits from search through clandestine activities be seeing the deep orange of a sunset?
Overcoming duplicate content filters – back-links are everything
December 29th, 2008
Gaining Google visibility when your website content solely duplicates existing content can be tough. Here is one method of overcoming the duplicate competition.
PageRank, influence, and the silo
December 16th, 2008
Every three months or so the general SEO community murmur grows to a muttering, and ultimately a cacophony of misunderstanding as PageRank Update Fever takes a grip. But the apparent excitement is tempered by the resurrection of the age old debate on whether PageRank has any value at all.
Persistent Spirit Chapter 4
January 27th, 2008
TABLE RAPPERS – PERSISTENT SPIRIT
CHAPTER4
Judith prepares the seance room for Martha Benson’s very special working and has a very intimate encounter.
Story running time: 21 minutes
Total running time: 29 minutes
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Work is more than just work
January 5th, 2008
I have always lived under the philosophy that if one is going to spend the vast majority of one’s life in the pursuit of enough money to have a home, food, Playstation, then that work had better be worth far more than the remuneration package.
I came to this conclusion after growing up around so many [...]
MT31 – a bucketload of podwaffle
November 18th, 2007
Yes, waffling, out of practise, and potentially rather dull. But don’t complain because I only manage to subject you to this rubbish two or three times a year – so there!
I’m catching up on what has happened (and missing a whole bunch more). There’s the dropping of the ‘pod’ and the changes in podcasting, [...]
Desert Island Geek Ep2 with Paul Parkinson
August 13th, 2007
One island, one geek, and just five of their cannot live without geek items. Paul Parkinson turns up at the island’s customs office with an unusual request: to trade his choice of website for an additional gadget. Will he manage to persuade our customs officer to approve his request?Main Site www.desertislandgeek.com
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