Filed under: Friday favorites by Stuntdubl SEO at 12:18 pm, 4/20/2007
- Are SEO’s early adopters - or just plain the pornographers of the web? - read more favorites below.
- Counterpoint to paid linking fud - from graywolf at seoclass, on his site, scoreboardmedia, aaron, and threadwatch.
- Aaron’s power of observation astounds me sometimes - How global link popularity will lose relevancy to subscription data
- Marshall Clark gives us some SEO Art of War style - reminds me of Art of Blog as well.
- Crowdsourcing this way cometh from Lee Odden buy your diggatron
- Only Brad could demystify Adwords quality score
- Oilman explained the hard 5% of SEO
- Shimon talks on ratios of SEO
- Danielle has clients figured out
- Unsavory linkbait - calling it linkbait doesn’t make you less of a jerk - good stuff.
- SEO / Celebrity look alike day.
- There are some really great submissions for the SEM Scholarship contest. CK Chung (anything that starts with a entourage reference ranks high in my book), Eric Hebert, Ahmed Bilal, Simon Heseltine, Jeff Horsager, Todd Mintz, and Dustin Woodard, are among the favorites I’ve read so far.
Filed under: Friday favorites by Stuntdubl SEO at 3:56 pm, 3/30/2007
I missed last week while we put on the SEO Class, which went very well. We had a nice turnout of non-profit organizations, and were able to cover some excellent material that should help with driving more targeted, relevant traffic to their sites. Plenty of folks had nice things to say, and I’m sure we’ll have their testimonials up in the near future. Without further ado - here’s this week (and some of last weeks) favorites:
Filed under: Friday favorites by Stuntdubl SEO at 8:35 pm, 3/16/2007
Where do the weeks go? Barely got this one in this week - but here’s some goodies in case you missed them:
Filed under: Friday favorites by Stuntdubl SEO at 3:00 pm, 3/9/2007
Filed under: Friday favorites by Stuntdubl SEO at 1:24 pm, 3/2/2007
Didn’t have much time for blog reading this week - what else did I miss?
Filed under: Friday favorites by Stuntdubl SEO at 4:01 pm, 2/23/2007
- The Search Engine Marketer’s of Portland have a cool event coming up March 7th - Rebecca has a bit more commentary on it. If you’re in the area, I’m sure it’s worth checking out.
- SoloSEO has launched a new competitive report - very cool stuff. If you’re a solo shop, this is a really handy tool (and I didn’t even get paid to say this:)
- Brad gives more great insight on Adwords quality score
- Jim tells us why humans do it better
- Jason shows us the ABC’s of SEM (Always be converting - inspiration provided by Glengarry Glenross)
- Greg tells us why we shouldn’t pick on Dave Pasternack (He has a point, but I’m only linking because I want to go to Esca)
- Brian gives a great interview with VC Jeremy Liew
- Clicktracks (who is probably the coolest analytics company on the planet) - has a bet running with Avinash Kaushik of Occam’s Razor, about whether they should add some of the better features to their free product "appetizer". It’s stuff like this, why I’ve always been a huge fan of their company and product. Be sure to check out the webcast with Avinash, and get the free software that right now has the site overview features enabled (it’s really great USABLE info).
- Problogger is having an NYC meetup which should be pretty cool - Catchup with Darren, and the fine gents of TLA
- Aaron tells us why hiring people for $20/ hr to create your marketing ideas is not a great idea
- Shoemoney got the boot from Mybloglog - I can’t blame them on some level, but I’ll be pulling MBL too (Yes, I’m a lemming, but I think Andy has the right idea - and the $20M fad is over for the SEO savvy - there’s still the myspace crowd now that the early adopters see that there’s little real value - it was fun while it lasted) The only value I saw, was putting a face with names, though I’m sure there are, and will be other better options for this shortly.
- Neil (who has a cool new design) - announces a social media conference in conjunction with SMX/ SearchEngineLand - cool.
- I really like Skittzo’s letter, and Michael fuels the fire a bit, but I learned myself, it’s better to just have thick skin to the haterz most the time, and focus on commonality - or just stay focused on things that really matter. Defending SEO to the unconverted is the new blackhat/whitehat debate (*tinfoilhat - perhaps it’s concocted by a brilliant mind at google to keep us from actually WORKING /tinfoilhat:)
- RC is a cool guy, and understands seo history better than most - if you don’t know what directhit is, read up on the history folks
- Brian asks, What is Google getting out of Checkout? - you don’t think it’s a completely humanitarian effort to help business everywhere Brian? Such a skeptic;)