SEO Shake

08/21/2012

Mastering the SEO Zoo WM http://www.websitemagazine.com/content/blogs/posts/archive/2012/08/21/the-seo-zoo-panda-vs-penguin.aspx

07/31/2012

http://searchengineland.com/infographic-how-much-does-seo-cost-109152?fb_ref=sel-story-stbox

How much does SEO cost? How much time do you have to discuss the various models and prices out there! However, a new survey sheds some light on the subject. Over 500 people and companies who offer search engine optimization services were asked about how their models. Turns out, it’s most common to c...

06/12/2012

http://searchenginewatch.com/article/2105366/SEO-Wars-Forget-Black-Hat-White-Hat-What-Color-Is-Your-Lightsaber

A long time ago, in a galaxy far far away... The similarities between SEO and "Star Wars" can no longer be denied. It's time for SEOs to ditch white and black hats and claim their rightful weapon for battle. What color lightsaber will YOU choose?

05/10/2012

Check! Your move Google.

Bing today begins the rollout of a major redesign that separates search results into three panes: pure, algorithmic, text-focused results in the center; context like maps, reviews, and actionable input fields to the right; and social assistance like friends and experts who can help on the far right....

05/09/2012

Google and SEO may make you cringe, but the combo matters in search. Here are SEO examples from news outlets that range from bad to best.

04/26/2012

Good bye Panda, hello Penguin! Google's Spam Algorithm released on Tuesday.
http://searchengineland.com/the-penguin-update-googles-webspam-algorithm-gets-official-name-119623?utm_campaign=wall&utm_source=socialflow&utm_medium=facebook

Move over Panda, there’s a new Google update in town: Penguin. That’s the official name Google has given to the webspam algorithm that it released on Tuesday. What’s An Update? For those unfamiliar with Google updates, I’d recommend reading my Why Google Panda Is More A Ranking Factor Than Algorithm...

03/12/2012

Is your music discovery method seamless? TuneFind is a search engine designed to help you find songs in TV & Movies when your Shazam app doesn't work. http://www.tunefind.com

TuneFind contains an index of music and songs appearing in popular television shows and movies. Find a song, or see where an artists music has been featured.

02/13/2012

Google has a confession, for the most part it does not understand you... :-/ but there working on it.
http://mashable.com/2012/02/13/google-knowledge-graph-change-search/

Google Fellow and SVP Amit Singhal explains how Google Search is evolving from links to entities, attributes and relationships between entities.

12/19/2011

SEL just saved me tons of hours of research on my Citation Analysis project :D http://goo.gl/r71WP

Here is a little Christmas gift for all local Citation builders: a carefully curated list of the top 50 Citation Sources for businesses in the US & UK.* Over 1 Million Local Citation Sources Found Between March-May 2011, the research team at BrightLocal conducted a huge Citation Analysis project. Ov...

12/09/2011

http://goo.gl/k82go

SEO: one channel to rule them all? A new “merchant confidence survey” from lead-gen company MerchantCircle/Reply.com, among 2,500 US small businesses, finds that search engine optimization is the marketing channel they would choose if they could choose only one. The question asked was: “If you had t...

12/08/2011

http://goo.gl/wbgAT

For the past couple of years, Facebook has been selling to advertisers the notion that ads on the site--especially those that resemble status updates and similar activities people already do on Facebook--have the potential to be more engaging than elsewhere online, and perhaps rival the big kahuna o...

11/21/2011

A single agent that learns from scratch. It learns by itself to behave properly. It learns just from experience to play tic-tac-toe; if you interface it with Pac-Man it learns to play that; if you interface it with a very simple form of poker it learns to play poker. :-O http://goo.gl/YFjWB

Algorithmic randomness is generally accepted as the best, or at least the default, notion of randomness.