Why do I attend search engine conferences? So I can document (for sales & marketing purposes) my close personal relationships with search engine representatives allowing me to show prospective clients how my exclusive insider access will generate top search engine rankings for anybody purchasing my SEM services (Note: Please do not take this […]

If you’ve been wondering about adding AdSense to your blog or web site to boost your revenue, but haven’t been quite sure how to get started, you might want to check out “Newbie Central.” Designed to help site owners get a better understanding of how the AdSense publishing system works, Newbie Central was introduced yesterday […]

Last fall, the paid links debate was raging across the Internet as nearly every industry blog and forum focused in on what Google was demanding and how it would impact everyone’s bottom line. I wrote a five part series on the nofollow controversy to bring small business owners up to speed. There’s been even more […]

Pandia presents the articles that were most popular among Pandia’s readers in 2007.
JANUARY TO APRIL 2007
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In the first third of the year our most popular article was How to make use of social media in search engine marketing, one of our many reports from the New York Search Engine Strategies conference. We quoted […]

It’s been well over a year since I first wrote about how the social networking frenzy is impacting the personal and professional reputations of Internet users. Since then, we’ve continued to see stories about how many companies are now running Google searches before hiring applicants. In fact, it’s becoming more and more common for companies […]

Back before the holidays I made two posts about how a church and a bank put a new spin on an old idea and created something with great viral potential. Today, I want offer up another example of how a company that creates a pretty boring product (a blender) put a David Letterman style thinking […]

Dennis Mortensen, COO of Index Tools and author of the blog Visual Revenue, has summarized the 18 most popular web analytics posts of 2007.  His list includes posts from 6 different authorities in the Web Analytics industry including: Occam’s Razor, Web Analytics Demystified, Web Metrics Guru, Visual Revenue, Web Analytics World, and Luna Metrics.
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There is a distinct difference between editing a site for search engines and making edits for visitors. Traditionally in SEO, adding keywords to a web page falls under the category of editing for search engines. But many don’t realize that adding keywords to your copy can and should be a function of making the site […]

I ve read the About Us pages for a lot of companies both professionally and as a curious consumer. Some of them piqued my interest others made me laugh but the vast majority put me to sleep. Why would a company blow a great opportunity to close a deal …
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The sites of major candidates and minor players on both sides of the aisle show glaring holes in search strategy. Read Original Post Here