SEO Tips
24 On-site SEO Checkups
Feb 23, 2007CommentsOver on SEOmoz there’s a great post that covers 24 On-site SEO Checkups For Clueless Developers / Marketers.
The list does contain some great tips and I’m going to be working on using it to generate a checklist that I will go through with prospective clients as well. Once I get it complete enough that [...]
SEO for Firefox Updated
Jan 19, 2007CommentsSEO for Firefox, a great tool that I use for SEO offered by Aaron Wall, has been recently updated. The new features are scraping Google cache dates, and allowing you to CSV export the data.
What are some cool ways to use SEO for Firefox?
Check out how old competing businesses are.
Evaluate the competitive nature of [...]
Cache Date as the New Google PageRank
Jan 15, 20071 comment so farAaron Wall has a great post over on SEOBook about the Cache Date of your site being a better indication of trust than PageRank.
Have you checked the cache date of a page or your site? Jim Boykin has a free tool to check the cache date easily. It will also show how recently other [...]
DMOZ Is Accepting Submissions Again
Jan 15, 2007CommentsDMOZ has started accepting website submissions again. I tried myself this morning and it seems to be live and the submission was received.
Of course making sure your site is listed is an entirely different story. At least now there are editors able to review sites and site owners can submit sites.
Google PageRank Update
Jan 11, 20071 comment so farSo earlier today I came by the site to be sure the newest posts looked good and I notice that my PageRank was down to 0/10. First thing I thought was, “What the heck!?!?”
Instead of losing my cool I just shrugged it off, figuring it may be an update. It’s time for one. [...]
Should Digg Pages Be Listed on Google?
Jan 4, 2007CommentsI was reading over on SEO Roundtable this morning about a discussion concerning whether or not Digg pages should be listed on Google.
From the discussion over at Search Engine Journal there are a couple different points of view. Allen Stern believes that Digg adds no value to the story and should not be indexed. [...]
