These are some highlights (in my opinion) of some of the content I have created over the last month. If I have missed anything out which you enjoyed or gained some value from, please let others know in the comments.
Tag Archives: blogsearch
Destroy Your Blog Rankings Linking To Digg or Technorati?
How many blogs link to Technorati on every post they publish? Many blogs also use followable links to social bookmarking sites such as Delicious, and social news sites such as Digg on every single page of their site? Google in their recently disclosed patent are saying that it could be a negative indication of quality.
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In Depth: Google BlogSearch | Ranking Blog Documents Patent
For a long time my blogs have performed amazingly well with Google Blog Search. I always appear in the relevant results quickly, and the results I obtain have some reasonable longevity, even when I am not the original source of a story.
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Posted in Google, SEO Blog, blogging tips, plugins Also tagged backlinks, blogging, bloglines, duplicate content, feedburner, Google, google_blogsearch, google_blog_search, linking strategy, rss, rss_subscribers, search engine optimization, search engines, SEO Blog, subscribers, tag, tagging, tags, technorati, technorati_favorites, ultimate tag warrior, utw Comments closed
Mirroring Results In The Fall
Obviously despite some negative commentary, Google still is the fairest of them all, though not all results necessarily make sense.
Vanessa Fox came across something interesting in her vanity search today, and I thought I would add to the mystery and mystique of… the Google SERPs.
I noticed that within my own not quite so vanity searches ;) call it an ego search, that a recent post by Tinu about the paid links problems was ranking highly (#7).
That isn't overly strange, until you look a little deeper in the SERP, and discover a second listing for exactly the same article