by Lloyd in SES | Posted May 2nd, 2008
Rob Langfeld talks about Blogvertise at Search Engine Strategies 2008 in New York. This service helps find advertisers for bloggers and vice versa via a pay per post method. Bloggers can sign up to write reviews of a companies product or service through an easy to use interface. Find out more at Blogsvertise.com
by Lloyd in SES | Posted May 1st, 2008
We talked with Steve from eLocal Listing at Search Engine Strategies 2008 in New York. eLocal Listing is a service that can provide small to mid businesses with a web presence and marketing campaign. Also covered in this video are a series of tips to help you optimize your page if you are producing video content.
by Lloyd in SES | Posted April 30th, 2008
Jeff Eisnenberg discusses “scent” at Search Engine Strategies 2008 in New York. “Scent” is a concept on how your site’s content should relate directly to any Pay Per Click or ad campaigns that link back to your site. Linking with one topic to a page with a totally different one confuses the reader and voids the “contract” you made with them by offering a hyper link.
by Lloyd in SES | Posted April 25th, 2008
Jason Calacanis talks about his new human powered search engine, Mahalo.com at Search Engine Strategies 2008 in New York.
Mahalo is a “Human Powered Search Engine” where human beings create all of the result pages by hand. This allows you to find the top five or ten links for any particular topic. Search engine results are often times filled with spam sites, Mahalo is working to fix that.
You can check Mahalo out for yourself at Mahalo.com
by Lloyd in SES | Posted April 24th, 2008
Matt Bailey discusses Site Validation at Search Engine Strategies 2008 in New York. This is part 6 of 6 from Matt’s session. Matt discusses that while making your site validate does not directly increate your SEO rankings, it can help the web spiders to properly access your content.
You can find out more about SEO at Matt’s site – SiteLogic.com
