Posted in Google on September 13th, 2007 3 Comments »
Quick question of the day for everyone out there:
How long do you think it would take for Google to perform a query if they considered all the variables that the 7,500,000 SEO Blogs have claimed Google to evaluate?
I’m setting the over/under at about 13 minutes per query…
Posted in Google on April 15th, 2007 16 Comments »
I’m pretty sure 99% of Matt Cutt’s post about Google Paid Link Reports is FUD and 1% is ideology. He’s a smart guy and probably taking too much of a beating around the Internet Marketing worlds for doing what we all love him doing…putting human inflection into a FUBAR corporate communications strategy. With that said, […]
Posted in Google on January 27th, 2007 5 Comments »
If you believe just 1/10th of everyone who claims to have “an inside connection at Google” or who brags about being ”a trusted partner with Google”, then Google has some serious internal leaks.
This has always been one of my pet peaves in the mainstream agency and search marketing worlds. Just because the Adwords Rep assigned to you […]
Posted in Google on December 12th, 2006 No Comments »
It’s late, but Matt Cutts is still awake and humorously responding to IE7 Gate, Google’s alleged copying of a Yahoo template. Being that its 3am, it’s also the hour that many of us SEO’s are making one last login to check in on our SEO Welfare Account…err, Adsense.
As I look at the Adsense Homepage, I […]
Posted in Google on November 26th, 2006 No Comments »
Well, today Google started serving me their latest SERP UI test, “Was this link useful?” It only makes sense for them to test this as a viable contributor to their signals of quality and, as always, they need everything they can in the way of usage data to help unpollute the PageRank link map of […]