It seems like it was just yesterday when the Yahoo & Microsoft partnership broke news. Here we are just about a year later and the merger is definitely well on its way. Systems integration testing began mid July and several blogs have reported seeing Bing results on the Yahoo search page.
Are You Ready for the Yahoo & Bing Merger? Tips for Bing SEO…
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SEO News Roundup for August 6, 2010
Crafting outstanding content is by no means an easy task. Today’s web is full of different content types, from images to widgets. Take away all those crazy fonts and pretty backgrounds and you’re left with what really matters to SEO. Tad Chef over at SEOptimise shares some advice on how to create content that spreads like wildfire. So don’t take content for granted because you have to craft killer content to get noticed.
A good proposal can change your business by …
Our Greatest Hits for July 2010
The page views have spoken! Below we have gathered SEO Boy’s four most visited, and hopefully most valuable, articles from July. Whether you’re a new or long-time subscriber you may have missed these insightful and helpful SEO management tips. Enjoy!
Lean and Mean Local SEO
I had the fortune of having dinner with a multi-millionare (Yeah, he picked up the check) and during the course of the dinner he made this statement: “A business never floats. You either move forward or you move backward. You need to always move forward.”
SEO News Roundup for August 2, 2010
Anyone who has ever written knows what its like to have writers block. Most of us don’t have the luxury of going to a hipster coffee shop to smoke our bubble pipe to find our muse. If you find yourself stalling out on creativity when developing copy, Case Ernsting from MetaSpring Web Design offer some handy tools and tips to find out what people are talking about. These tips will help you determine what readers will find relevant, and …
Video SEO – Part 2: Onsite (and the Fun Begins)
In part one, I talked covered the type of Video SEO optimization most everyone with 30 seconds of content in a YouTube account can optimize. The techniques can also be used to similar effect in Vimeo. And it’s good practice to the techniques. Some amazing traffic can come through those search engines.
But to be honest, the type of video SEO project I truly enjoyed getting …
SEO Scramble: Proving the value of web traffic
Increasing leads through a website is not a fad. It will continue to be big important factor in your overall marketing campaign. A problem you may not think about is proving the value of your efforts to maybe garner some budget money to expand your online efforts.
Foreign SEO No-No’s
Foreign-language SEO. International SEO. Whatever you want to call it, the idea strikes fear into the hearts of those of us with two years of college Spanish and a summer trip to Rome in our Worldliness repertoire, and even freaks those of us with a little bit more international business and language experience out a little. SEO is nuanced, and it’s not so easy to be nuanced in a language you don’t understand the nuances of. That’s why so many …
SEO News Roundup for July 23, 2010
Images are a very communicative aspect of any website. The trouble is search engines are not able to see images because the spiders that crawl your site take out all the pretty stuff that makes it look attractive for humans and simply reads the raw code. For image SEO, it can be helpful to think of optimizing images like optimizing a tiny webpage within your page. Elliance from Search Engine Land illustrates some tips for optimizing your images to improve …













