Threadwatch and Webmasterworld are Down.
Webmasterworld and Threadwatch Down. Wow, amazing how much I depend on these 2 sites for information, especially when I’m trying to analyze what the Jagger update did, and where we could make improvements at. I believe it’s just minor issues with each of those sites, but throws a loop for some of us. In the […]
- 10-19-2005
- Jim Boykin's Blog
Marketing your Blog – via Graywolf
I’ve very new to blogging, so I’m not qualified to speak on how to blog or how to Market your blog; however, today I ran across a few articles which will help me, and could help you too if you’re a blogger and want more traffic. Michael Gray, AKA, Graywolf, has written a 3 piece article which brings you […]
- 10-19-2005
- Jim Boykin's Blog
Changes and Paranoia – the sky is falling
Google’s updating, look for a few minutes, then get back to work. The sky really isn’t falling, Google’s just going through some growing, and we might have to feel some of the pains. Lee point over to Matt Cutts, where Matt mentions: …we are constantly working to improve our algorithms and scoring. Some changes are […]
- 10-18-2005
- Jim Boykin's Blog
Cool SEO Tool
Yes, another new We Build Pages tool ! Fresh off the keyboards is the Cool SEO Tool. Type in a URL and a search phrase and the Cool SEO Tool will show you the top 10 in Google, as well as information on each page including: Pages indexed in Google and Yahoo, Yahoo’s Backlink numbers, […]
- 10-17-2005
- Jim Boykin's Blog
Do you work on the weekend?
I’ve got my second poll posted on the left side, asking if you work on the weekends (I mean webmaster or SEO work, not housework 😉 Please take a second to vote. The last poll question was "What is your main Job role? (choose closest)" and the results were: 38% SEO36% Webmaster13% Used Car Salesman 8% Blackjack […]
- 10-16-2005
- Jim Boykin's Blog
Link Pages are Dead – Long Live Content Pages.
I was reading Rand Fishkin’s SEOmoz blog about what a links page should look like, and it got me thinking…..Link Pages are Dead (actually they’ve been for a while). Want to see what I’d consider a clear Links Page? (first know that I’m guilty of creating thousands of these crappy pages in the past…most are gone […]
- 10-14-2005
- Jim Boykin's Blog
Pubcon Vegas Nov 15-17
If you haven’t made your reservations yet, what are you waiting for? WebmasterWorld Pubcon Las Vegas Nov 15-17 I’m stoked to be speaking on the Link Building Campaigns panel again. I’m also stoked to be on a panel with Bill Hartzer (third time we’ve been on same panel), Eric Ward (the link building legend man), […]
- 10-13-2005
- Jim Boykin's Blog
Google’s Top 10 Choices for Search Results.
A really late night post (was thinking about this on drive home from work…now it’s 2:20 am)…. When you run a search at Google, and are fed the top 10 results, you are commonly given these types of sites listed back. Overall, the average age of the sites in the top will be 6 years old, and a […]
- 10-13-2005
- Jim Boykin's Blog
SEO – Then, Now, and Tomorrow.
SEO history based on my experience – a very late at night post. 1999 SEO – Creating 18 doorway pages for 18 major search engines. Looking at the sites in the top results and analyzing keyword density of each area of the pages, and repeating it with just a little more keyword density. Regularly submitting pages to the Search […]
- 10-12-2005
- Jim Boykin's Blog
Will the real link request please stand up?
A common conversation: Client:”What do I do with all these link requests I get in my emails”.Jim:”Delete them – 99.9% of them are worthless”.Client: “But Jim, some of them look good, don’t you even want to review them?”Jim: “No, it’s not worth my time to find 1 real request out of 1000 emails” Clients: “maybe I’ll go […]
- 10-12-2005
- Jim Boykin's Blog
