Yet another Sunday, and thanks God this time it is a sunny one which makes it a great day to go out and do something like a walk on the park, playing basketball (for 5 mins only, after which I am done damn..) or just enjoying a coffee in the nearest bar. But as far [...]

From the author of the SEO bible, SEO Book, Aaron Wall, a complete online seo training course. With the latest war declared by Google to webmasters that do profit of their websites by selling textual links that do pass link and PageRank juice (or rather, that do trick their algorithm) I see webmasters shaking of [...]

In less then a month (on February 29th) it will be drawn the lucky winners of BlueGlory wordpress theme and the 400 Entrecard credits, so I just wanted to remind you not to miss the chance and to participate in this contest (mainly tho, because the chances to win the price, as for the moment, [...]

The question raises on webmaster forums (digitalpoint) where users were wondering if search engines give weight to correctly spelled keywords or no. The fact is that people make search engines and search engines don’t make people. If the grammatically correct keyword is the one that receives more queries then thats the keyword you should optimize for, think how the users that perform search queries would think and don’t bother how search engines will treat the misspelled keywords.

Lets take for example, would you ever be performing a search query for the keywords seocontest2008 if there wasn’t a SEO contest going on or you’d rather perform a search query for “2008 seo contest” and similar variations? It is people that make the keywords, not the search engines.

I bet you remember my post recommending you to do your seo gradually. I have received couple emails already regarding that post and asking me if advising people to do their website search engine optimization gradually wouldn’t be wasting them time? The folks that dropped me email about that are most likely right about that. [...]