November 2009

One of the biggest issues for the publishers in the SEO industry is the difficulty there is to capture a snapshot of the industry that can stand the test of time. The industry is very dynamic and is changing on a consistent basis. So books that are more than a few months old are often [...]

Until now, Google has focused more on providing users with search results that are relevant to their search, helping them find information that applies to their situation. But it seems Google plans to put more emphasis on site speed in the near future. In a recent interview, Matt Cutts explained that a lot of people [...]

The blogging world has literally exploded in the past few years. Everybody that I know and don’t know has a blog these days. If you own a new blog, you probably don’t get a whole lot of comments each day. You can always try the test methods (e.g. talk about controversial issues, break news, and [...]

When it comes to developing content on the web, I like to keep things simple. It’s really not that different from the basic laws of economics. It’s all about supply and demand. You can have the best product/content around, but if there is no demand/search for it, you are going to be the king of [...]