SEO 2.0

I have discovered a very simple way to track official Google responses by using their own tool against them. Sometimes you have to fight fire with fire.

Yahoo buzz is really worth the effort!

From the page: "Yahoo’s Jerry Yang has sent out an email to Yahoo shareholders disclosing that the company will sell itself to Microsoft for $33 per share or more."

Blogs. They're the best thing since sliced bread. Everyone with a website needs one. Or do they?

Top keyword rankings at Search Engines for your online business is an easy goal of the experienced SEO expert. But could the average marketer like you and me reach this goal too?

The wet dream of all webmasters is to get to the frontpage of Digg or Reddit. After reading how Cracked.com did it on Digg (hit the frontpage) I decided to write a follow up for StumbleUpon. That’s how it works:

From the page: "Microsoft has approached Congress over what it claims are antitrust concerns regarding Yahoo's advertising deal with Google."

All tools listed below fall under the following criteria: they are all useful for SEOs, they are all web-based (no desk-top ones or FireFox extensions so far, and they are all free.

The video above shows a user interface being bucket tested by Google to select (probably randomly determined) users. Earlier today we showed a ...

From the page: "We interrupt our regular coverage of the ongoing Yahoo-Microsoft tussle to focus on what could possibly be both companies’ fall back options. It seems like the focus of attention now is the acquisition of Time Warner’s AOL property."