August 30, 2005
An open search engine optimization (SEO) analysis
We have received more than 293 suggestions for an open SEO analysis. This week, we’re taking a closer look at one of the suggested pages.
August 23, 2005
Search engine insiders talk about links
On a recent Search Engine conference, Tim Mayer from Yahoo, Matt Cutts from Google and Kaushal Kurapti from Ask Jeeves revealed information on how these three search engines analyze Links to determine the ranking of web pages in a public discussion.
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Is KEI (Keyword Effectiveness Index) really a good indicator for useful keywords?
Some webmasters also use the Keyword Effectiveness Index (KEI) to determine the value of their keywords. Does it really make sense to choose keywords that way and is KEI something you should use for your keywords?
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Keywords and search engine optimization
Although many articles have been written about finding the best keywords for SEO, many webmasters still target the wrong keywords. Choosing the right keywords is a crucial step in every Search Engine Optimization campaign.
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The most important search engines for SEO
Which search engines are the most important for Search Engine Optimization (SEO). New research numbers can give you the answer.