Moments ago, Google Instant search went live. If you don’t see it yet, it will roll out over the next few days. It appears to be a game changer. Google Instant gives you realtime organic (and paid) search results as you type in the search box at google.com. Here’s an animated demo (click on the [...]
Category Archives: ranking
FriendFeed Is Your SEO Friend
July 28, 2010 – 12:53 pm
Just thought I’d pass along something I noticed since Caffeine (Google’s new search ranking algorithm) kicked in. I’m wondering if anyone else has seen this? The meat of what I’m going to share: feeding your site updates to FriendFeed may bring great (and fast!) SEO blessings. I have a personal blog (the League of Inveterate [...]
KGen Firefox Extension Shows Pages’ Potential Keywords
November 2, 2009 – 9:37 am
KGen is an extension for Firefox web browsers that displays the strongest keywords on a particular web page. Words on the page repeated more than once are ranked by “weight” (a user-tunable algorithm based on html tags and page placement), number of repetitions on the page, and “position” (which appears to be how far down [...]
Google Profiles and Reputation Management – Part 1
June 23, 2009 – 1:01 pm
A few days ago I posted some suggestions about using social media sites to “ace” the front page of Google (fill the first page of Google’s search results for your name with links to sites and content that you control). Let’s review the value of doing this (aside from the obvious ego stroke!): 1. Create [...]
