DazzlinDonna’s take on SEO news, tips and theories.
Meet Dave Naylor, the Search Blogger of the Day. Today I’d like to highlight a post called Gala Bingo and Inlinks. I admit I don’t always understand everything DaveN says, because he has his own unique writing style, but this was one I could easily “get”.
Meet David Leonhardt, the Search Blogger of the Day. Today I’d like to highlight a post titled Is An SEO’s Place in the Kitchen?. The latest tune to be sung around the SEO campfire is bounce rate, and this post is happy to join in the bounce rate choir.
Meet Dennis Edell, the Search Blogger of the Day. Today I’d like to highlight a post titled You Need Outgoing Links Too. 9 out of 10 SEO forum posts will have “get links” somewhere in it, but this post points out the importance of giving links as well.
Meet Derek Edmond, the Search Blogger of the Day. Today I’d like to highlight a post titled The Time May Be Running Out on Your SEO Strategy. Derek gives some strong warnings to small businesses in this post, as he outlines why they need to get moving with their SEO strategies.
Meet Diane Aull, the Search Blogger of the Day. Today I’d like to highlight a post titled Corporate Blogging Expectations Versus Real Results. This post tackles the reality that corporations are facing as they realize that their blogging expectations may have been focused on the wrong things.
Meet Dwight Zahringer, the Search Blogger of the Day. Today I’d like to highlight a post called Using Motion Charts in Google Analytics. Yay! I love instructional how-to posts! And this one is a video…even better!
There has been something playing on my mind more and more lately. Especially the longer I spend online involved with social media.
Recent weeks have convinced me that what I am seeing is true.
Information on the Internet can act a lot like natural disasters. The most unnerving amazing part is: those forces are getting stronger every day and the similarities are frightening.
Meet Elmer Cagape, the Search Blogger of the Day. Today I’d like to highlight a post entitled Telling Customers What Search Queries To Use. Elmer shows us an ad that includes a call to action - which is urging readers to type in a specific search term in a search engine’s query field.
Meet Emory Rowland, the Search Blogger of the Day. Today I’d like to highlight a post titled Yesterday’s Directory Submission, Today’s Social Bookmark. Don’t hate on me because I chose a post from back in March. I liked it and think it’s just as relevant right now as it was then.
The continuing trend is for desktop computer monitor screens to be getting bigger. That raises a website design question but more importantly a question of how to use that bigger screen real estate. More is not always better.
Two years ago Jakob Nielsen had the following advice for the online world as he viewed it:
Optimize Web pages for 1024×768, but use a liquid layout that stretches well for any resolution, from 800×600 to 1280×1024.
Screens have grown since then. The following chart shows the current pattern of screen resolutions for visitors to one typical business blog.
Meet Erica DeWolf, the Search Blogger of the Day. Today I’d like to highlight a post entitled Word of Mouth Marketing: Measurable?. Measuring results - of whatever sort - is always a hot topic around an search marketing table. There are as many opinions as there are ways to measure
Meet Felix Liao, the Search Blogger of the Day. Today I’d like to highlight a post called How To Find Your Answer In Other People’s Discussions. Felix focuses on writing about alternate search engines, and this one could be very useful from both a social networking and content creation point of view.
Meet Glenn Gabe, the Search Blogger of the Day. Today I’d like to highlight a post entitled The Critical Last Mile for SEO: Your Copywriters, Designers and Developers. This is an interesting look at what Glenn dubs “the last mile” of SEO
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