Recovering from a Penalized Deleted Domain
So, you bought a domain, and it’s not showing in the Google index for anything? Ever have this happen? You added several links on high traffic sites and still not indexed. What do you do? What can happen?
Alan Rabinowitz
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Googie, Matt Cutts Bans Google!
Today one of my clients emails me that no one ranks for SEO Image but there is a great alternative.
I immediately sent an email with new search information to all my clients and told them all their competitors are gone. They agreed to double our fees.
Then I decided to see what would happen if I searched for Google today, and low and behold, Matt Cutts had banned Google completely and any mention of the word. Wow! talk about a real commitment to spam removal. – Kudos Matt!
Then I noticed some trademark issues that are not posted on my site and it is not even close to April yet!
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2006 Wrap-up 2007 Strategies – Year End
SEO Image has ended 2006 with a 300% increase in Gross Revenue as compared to 2005. We have doubled our clientele since 2005, and have seen some dramatic rankings for some clients. We opened a second office at 1375 Broadway, and are growing our staff (currently seeking resumes). We were ranked #1 by both Promotion World and Top SEOs. We joined several of the BEST SEO communities and associations.
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Search Perspectives
This post will offer data on search engines and search engine user behavior. Most of this information is compiled from reputable third-party research firms.
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Google Suggests Yahoo! Answers is the Answer to Top Google Rankings?
In a recent post on the Official Google Blog, Googler Stefanie, has suggested that answering questions on sites like Yahoo! Answers will get you link popularity acceptable by Google.
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Digg vs. Google Which Top 10 ranking is better? Official Poll
Editor’s note: This post is old. Clearly Digg doesn’t have the same value it once did, however, it did make some famous marketers because they were top diggers!
We’re in a day and age where buzz travels online faster than the speed of search. Is news and buzz becoming more desired than static search results?
Here’s an interesting topic for discussion from a marketing perspective. Is it Google marketing gone haywire and sending millions to Digg it! Where do you become famous? Which Top 10 ranking is better? Where is most of today’s traffic coming from? Is Google making a mistake by popularizing Digg for SEO, or is it a marketing strategy?
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