Ted Ulle’s Last Teachings on WebmasterWorld.
Every day for years Tedster was helping people in Webmasterworld. I was looking at some of his words that he wrote on his last day posting. Every day he offered great advice, but reading the last pieces of advice he gave, there’s some messages here… Below is some great advice from Ted on his last […]
- 07-01-2013
- Uncategorized
How To Delete An Old Facebook Account: Online Reputation Clean-up
That’s something we have to deal with often in online reputation management: cleaning out fake accounts, getting the online information right and sometimes starting afresh. Sometimes old outdated profiles clutter the name search results. Sometimes they prevent you from creating a new account (or even get your new фссщгте banned as Facebook has always been […]
- 07-01-2013
- Social Media
Pros and Cons of Keeping Your Personal and Business Social Media Life Separately
Somewhat recently I have been seeing a trend developing with professional accounts on social media sites. They have been becoming more personal, and that line that was once so clear between personal and professional life is being blurred. People are even inviting their clients, bosses, coworkers and professional contacts onto their personal social media profiles. […]
- 06-24-2013
- Social Media
Google Spell Check and How it Works: Types of “Refined” Results
Google’s spell check is a very old feature Google has been constantly improving. Understanding how it works is essential for better understanding of keyword research process as well as reputation / brand management. So what does Google consider a misspelling? Google is not using any standard Grammar rules or dictionaries. It’s misspelling identification process is […]
- 06-17-2013
- Search Engine Optimization
All Your Questions about Rel=Publisher, Answered
Last week there was a pretty big SERPs test spotted from Google: “In-depth” articles that appear to be triggered from trusted sources of information: There are a few reasons why, if it takes off, it will be huge news for SEOs: We’ll have to figure out what Google considers “in-depth” We’ll have to figure out […]
- 06-10-2013
Three Types of Google Suggest Results
In 2008 Google officially introduced one of its greatest features: as-you-type suggestions. It was initially based only on what people typed when searching for the same phrase as you were. It was an optional feature (you could switch it off easily using Google’s search settings). Obviously, it was huge news for SEOs as search suggestions […]
- 06-03-2013
Historical Importance of Backlinks – Flashback to 2005
I was thinking of Penguin 2.0, and wondering how much historical backlink data can effect a site…for better, or for worse. The Brands who knew shit about seo, and did shit for seo, and got their ass kicked for years in rankings, are now the lucky ones as google has turned the tables …because if […]
- 05-23-2013
SEO is Like… 9 Hilarious SEO Analogies
It is often said that people learn through analogy, by comparing subject matter being explained to other familiar topics and lived experiences. Over the years, there have been some both interesting and hilarious SEO analogies. Here are 10 to inspire and puzzle you: 1. SEO is like Poker “Poker has managed to attain a certain […]
- 05-22-2013
- SEM Industry
3 Google Authorship Tools
Google Authorship is one of the most actively discussed SEO trends today. Apart from being (hopefully) a good tool for protecting your copyright and defending against scrapers and resellers, Google Authorship is expected to be behind the future of rankings. There are a few good tools that you can use to be on top of […]
- 05-20-2013
- SEO Tools
Get Inspired With Google Suggest: 3 Tricks for Content Marketers
Ah, Google… they have taken over everything on the web, haven’t they? Once upon a time, they were nothing but a simple Beta engine on a university server, with a unique algorithm and big dreams. Now they dominate the Internet to the point of it being next to impossible to get away from them. Come […]
- 05-13-2013
- Content
