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SEO Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
 Author:
Jill Whalen,
Published:
Feb 28, 2005
Jill answers questions about submitting to search engines and automate link building.
SEO Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Author:
Jill Whalen,
Published:
Feb 21, 2005
Jill answers questions on dynamically generated pages, and keywords in header tags.
SEO Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Author:
Jill Whalen,
Published:
Feb 09, 2005
Jill takes on frequently asked questions related to your Google placement, keywords, and content.
Effectiveness of Search Engine Optimization
Author:
Jill Whalen,
Published:
Jan 12, 2005
I am planning to start a web design business, targeting small business owners, within the next year. I want to make sure that my clients receive the best advice from me that they can about how to attract visitors to their web sites.
Search Engine Marketing Issues: PageRank, Tables, and Frames
Author:
Jill Whalen,
Published:
Jan 03, 2005
I created my site before I even gave any thought to SEO, and am now endeavoring to change my site accordingly. However, there are a number of basic points to which I simply cannot find a decent answer.
Overture Site Match/Yahoo Paid-inclusion
Author:
Jill Whalen,
Published:
Mar 17, 2004
Jill answer a question about Site Match and the new Yahoo! paid inclusion model.
Froogle Optimization
Author:
Sumantra Roy,
Published:
Jan 16, 2004
I personally use Froogle before I buy something and I think integrating Froogle in Google's results pages is a very clever idea. How can I get my website listed in those Froogle listings?
What Is Search Engine Optimization?
Author:
Jill Whalen,
Published:
Jan 12, 2004
What is it about the phrase "search engine optimization" that makes people go crazy? Is it because the phrase itself doesn't really make sense? As Bob Massa from SearchKing is fond of saying, we don't optimize search engines, we optimize Web pages. So per
November 2003 Google Update & Dance
Author:
Serge Thibodeau,
Published:
Dec 04, 2003
To help prevent spam and improve the quality of search results, Google just introduced a new spam filter. Basically, what it does is it also acts as a keyword phrase filter. Some keyword phrases in many sites were unchanged, but many highly competitive phrases were significantly modified. Some site owners and Webmasters witnessed their sites drop from fairly high listings to not being in the top 500 sites.
Are the Bad Guys Winning at Google?
Author:
Jill Whalen,
Published:
Nov 14, 2003
Google is more concerned with inbound links than relevancy and they are ripe for misrepresentation if you have the money. If you search for "gas scooters" on Google you will see that the same company owns 9 of the top 10 spots. The same company pays for t
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