Guest blogging is an exceptional link building practice that provides targeted, high-quality links in addition to lasting, mutually beneficial relationships. It’s also really, really hard to do, and nearly impossible to scale rapidly with any budget in mind. In other words, it’s pretty much exactly
Awesome video mashup made by Sam Applegate of http://www.ninja-creative.com completely independent of Google. Using Google Webmaster Help videos by Matt Cutts.
You might have heard the term “semantic analysis”, “latent semantic analysis” or even the terrifying “latent dirichlet allocation” (LDA) batted around in conversations with SEO company reps, or by SEO newbies who want to sound smart. It’s a moderately complex topic that’s strikingly undocumented from
There seems to be a lot of questions with regard to the validity of the results of SEO correlation studies. In order to understand the studies and use the information shared properly, there is a need to put it in the right context. The
Today I thought I’d share some funny web design and programming images I found from around the web. While some of them, like IE jokes, aren’t nearly as relevant as they used to be, they happened recently enough that we all still know that feeling.
I generally don’t have any free time to sit down and play with new design and development trends, so one of my favorite ways of making myself stay current is to deconstruct others work and mod it for random purposes. I have some favorite places
Site architecture and keyword research go hand-in-hand. Like, almost literally. If they were a couple, they’d be the kind that made you nauseous. You know, the newlywed ones that share a soda one sip at a time. And to get the most out of your
My cousin recently sent me a link to a pretty funny comparison: If Carpenters Were Hired Like Programmers. Looks like it was originally posted at jasonbock.net but the site looks empty now. Anyways, here it is: Interviewer: So, you’re a carpenter, are you? Carpenter: That’s right, that’s what
You don’t have to be in the SEO industry to frequent SEOmoz, even web developers go there to check on new aspects of design they may have to implement at a later date for clients. Additionally, almost any webmaster can find information there to help
Codrops recently made this tutorial for a modern css responsive menu with icons. It’s designed with flat colors, as seems to be the trend lately, but looks very nice. One of the great things about the tutorials from Codrops is that they tend to cover