Important: Know a site built with Microsoft Frontpage?
Can you digg it? Today I got an email from Gemstream Hosting with the subject line of "FrontPage End-of-Life". I’d think this was spam, except it was coming from a big hosting company. Now I might hate to admit it, but I know a few websites out there that were built in Microsoft Fronpage. You […]
- 10-05-2006
- Jim Boykin's Blog
Pagerank Bar doesn’t Equal Search Engine Rankings.
There’s an interesting thread over on Webmasterworld about Google increasing the fairy dust (Pagerank) for sites that buy big ole links. The fun part is where Roger (Martinibuster) (the Moderator for the Link Building Category on WW) keeps trying to make a point about the visible Pagerank not meaning anything as far as rankings are […]
- 10-03-2006
- Jim Boykin's Blog
Just what is “relevant” when getting links?
Chris Boggs has a nice post on Search Engine Roundtable, where he spots a thread on Cre8asite forums about "the seven degrees of separations" when linking topically. Tomc asks: When performing a link building campaign, how effective is it to gain links from entirely non-relevant sites but which share some words from your keyphrase? I’ll […]
- 10-03-2006
- Jim Boykin's Blog
Andy Beal’s $5000 SEM Scholarship Contest.
I just received an email from Andy Beal stating: I’ve just announced an exciting new $5,000 SEM scholarship and thought you and your readers might be interested. We’re looking for the next top SEM talent and anyone can enter by simply submitting an article related to SEM. The winner will win a fantastic prize package that […]
- 10-02-2006
- Jim Boykin's Blog
Local Internet Marketing – SES Denver from Mike Belasco
Local Marketing SES Conference Coverage from Mike Belasco Mike the Marketing Guy has some coverage of the Sept 28 SES converence in Denver that covered Local Marketing. Mike covered: Meet the Search Engines – Local Local Search Ads Local Search Marketing Tactics and here’s the Official info from SES Local Denver Sept 28 [tags]local internet marketing[/tags]
- 10-01-2006
- Jim Boykin's Blog
