Thanks to Rand for pointing me in the direction of the staff of Fortune Interactive (including Andy Beal, and Mike Marshall). SEM Logic is a brilliant piece of programming done by a guy nice enough to talk to me for 25 minutes even though he knew I was just “kicking his tires” (and I really dislike when people to me).
You want higher rankings, but you just want to press a magical button and see the traffic roll in. The truth is you’re probably not gonna get anywere near that magic button, so you had better start building two things - content and links. Here’s some tools that will help aid in the process. Links are King! …but content is still important. Learn how to use your links wisely - lots of links - lots of deep links - lots of anchor text randomization….LOTS of quality ON-TOPIC LINKS!
With all the talk of patents and search technology development lately, I wanted to have this to go back and reference. The Applied Semantics White Paper is fairly readable, and definitely worth a good perusing. If you can’t seem to get it, try through the Google cache
This has been a post I’ve been procrastinating on for quite some time now, but with the release of the most important SEO related document in the last 5 years according to WebGuerrilla, I thought it was about time to forge ahead, and at least write SOMETHING on this topic. Here is the Google patent that is creating the big stir. A cold war has been raging for quite some time, and it is only getting more intense.
So I have a section of this site that is for tools, and I have a ton of tools in my bookmarks. Creative use of tools, afterall, is one of the aspects that makes for a good SEO. I figured I’d make a weekly SEO/ Internet marketing tool post, and list a few of my favorite online tools each week for others to play with. So here goes…volume I of the Monday Tool List.
Inverse Document Frequency/ Term Vector Theory
“Welcome to LSI hell, folks” - BakedJake - webmasterworld.com
SEO/ Internet Marketing Training
