Read complete article by Brad Hill from The Unofficial Google Weblog

Looks like Google Talk on a Web-based interface is online. Here’s what the unofficial Google Blog posted :

Well, I can’t get in to review this thing, apparently, until the initial rush dies down. But the splash page is
beautiful! Gtalkr is Google Talk on a Web-based interface. An anonymous reader
writes that Gtalkr fills in some of the missing pieces of the desktop Google Talk, such as conversation searching, and
starring as in Gmail. Anyone using it— please comment your experience. I’ll post more when I can get in.

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We are using Wordpress as our blogging software and we thought other Wordpress users could be interested in SEO Tips for Wordpress. Today’s tip is to read Ultimate Wordpress SEO Tips and Wordpress Search Engine Optimization Tips!

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Read complete article by Brad Hill from The Unofficial Yahoo Weblog

Yahoo! again demonstrates its facility with RSS by adding feeds to the beta Mail which is still in restricted
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Read complete article by site admin from Stuntdubl Business Search Marketing Consulting

Time + Trust = High Quality Indications for relevance. Why there is no sandbox there is only trustbox.

1. Trust is earned not given
2. It’s easy to break trust
3. It’s difficult to regain trust once it’s broken

The Sandbox is: a myth […]
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When talking about search engine rankings many people ask themselves questions like; how many keywords should I put in my anchor text? What is the keyword density that I should have on the page? Should I use short copy or should I use long copy? Can I use flash or not? How many keywords should I put in my “alt” text? Etc…

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Google, Heal Thyself is a very nice piece from Peter Hershberg at SearchViews that looks at how ads on Google are running in violation of its own editorial policies such as relevancy, allowing multiple ads for the same advertiser, trademark guidelines and other issues. Just for fun, he found all these violations coming up when doing a search for Google. It highlights an issue that a search marketer raised to me back in September. They wrote me.

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Just over a year ago, Nick Wilson created Threadwatch, which grew into a great search blog. Today in Farewell Threadwatch, he moves on. Nick’s been working on a new project, Performancing, a blog and advice site for bloggers. That’s now growing so much that he had to choose, and he’s going with the new site. Good luck, Nick! Threadwatchers needn’t panic that the site is going away, however. Aaron Wall of SEO Book has taken it over — and good luck with the new endeavor, Aaron!
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Read complete article by rustybrick from Search Engine Roundtable

A HighRankings forum thread named Can Google Index Unlinked Pages?, Can Google index unlinked pages? discusses ways to get indexed in Google without having any links that you know of. Here are some of the answers in the thread: Using…
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Read complete article from Search Engine Guide Blog

Day twelve saw the start of a sudden rush of traffic from a few solid links, gave me a true appreciation for just how generous Search Engine Guide readers can be and showed just how powerful Google rankings are.
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Article marketing is at its strongest when you combine knowledge of the keywords people use to find your site, the pages that are most important to your site’s conversions, and content that serves your prospects and your industry.
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Read complete article from JenSense - Making Sense of Contextual Advertising

Since publishers can block advertisers from appearing on their sites for whatever reason they wish, many have gone to town blocking ads they believe to be low paying, slightly off-target, or in an attempt to block one type of widget…
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Read complete article by ISEdb Staff Editor from ISEDB.COM - Blogs

Bill Gates seems to be out of new ideas, according to eWeeks.com, Microsoft has plans to launch an online marketplace similar to Google Base code-named Fremont.Fremont is a free service in which people contribute listings, whether it’s about a couch for sale or someone looking for a commuting partner. Microsoft plans to index each item, thereby adding it to the results from using Microsoft’s Internet search engine.You can get a glimpse of Fremont by going to fremont.live.com. However, Microsoft said, the service itself is for now only open to some Microsoft employees. Microsoft plans the first public test sometime later this month, according to a Microsoft spokeswoman. You can read the full article here
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Read complete article by Atul Gupta from ISEDB.COM - Articles

This is the second part of the Google Jagger update discussion.. This article shall discuss the specific areas the Jagger update has altered in the Google algorithm and its possible implications on the search engine rankings.
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Read complete article by Inside AdWords crew from Inside AdWords

A week ago, Google launched content bids, giving you the control to set one bid for ads running on search sites and a separate bid for ads running on content sites. Now, they share a few tips to help you get the most out of your content-targeted campaigns.
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Today’s tip is a very interesting web site. It tells you how to evaluate a web page in order to judge if the web page is a reliable source of information. With all the junk and hoaxes that exist, it is important to evaluate a web page. Train your eye and your fingers to employ a series of techniques that help you quickly find what you need to know about web pages. Train your mind to think critically, even suspiciously, by asking a series of questions that will help you decide how much a web page is to be trusted. Read the whole guide here.

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Day eleven was a happy day. Google rankings kicked in, making it clear that Jagger was still a fan of CafePress sites and that you can work around the sandbox if you make use of someone else’s domain. I also…
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Jennifer Laycock has been running a great series, “Zero Cash, A Little Talent & 30 Days” to see if she could set up a new business and turn a profit within a month. I’ve eagerly read each installment about her new business, The Lactivist Store, where she’s selling a range of merchandise for those who want to help support breastfeeding. Jennifer’s finally hit some new installments that are specifically of interest to search marketers. Here’s a rundown…
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Read complete article by rustybrick from Search Engine Roundtable

Want to get old school today? Search Engine Watch Forums has a new thread asking one of the oldest questions out there in SEO. The thread is named META Keyword Strategies and asks; I was wondering if anyone had any…
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Mamma.com Adds Related Search Powered by SLI Systems Mamma.com today is set to announce that it will now be using SLI Systems’ Related Search to offer relevant search suggestions to its users. Mamma chose SLI Systems’ Related Search for its customizable search functionality and specifically for its ability to increase the …
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Read complete article from JenSense - Making Sense of Contextual Advertising

I admit, I was disappointed that the Firefox referrals program was limited to US publishers only when it launched on November 4th. But looks like they have listened to publisher feedback and have now rolled it out to all international…
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