Sunday, January 27, 2008
Friday, January 25, 2008
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
This Blew Me Away
Craigslist.org - according to Compete.com, has ranked for the last 6 months between the 15-20th most trafficked site on the internet in the US. They receive about 28 million visitors a month. None of this is surprising.
But this, wow. In a recent interview at the Real Estate Connect NYC 2008 conference, the founder Craig Newmark was asked the following question and gave this response:
But this, wow. In a recent interview at the Real Estate Connect NYC 2008 conference, the founder Craig Newmark was asked the following question and gave this response:
AW: Do you find that social news sites like Digg (which often promote your Best of Craigslist content) help your traffic or user involvement at all?
CN: We don't have the stats for referrers, so no real clue, but I'd guess they don't help significantly.
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Google URL Removal Feature Works for 90 Days
I was surprised to find out that the Google URL removal feature only functions for 90 days. The intention of this according to a Google engineer is to avoid any accidental removals. The short of it is, you still need to handle properly blocking internally in your back end via robots.txt and NoIndex tags.
Monday, January 21, 2008
Optimizing Porn Sites
I actually thought this was a really interesting topic, how to optimize a porn site. There are huge challenges there, bad neighborhoods, no text, no one wants to link to you, huge reciprocal linking issues. I did a search to try to find any info how how porn SEOs (if there is such a thing) or porn webmasters do it and found a serious lack of info. SEO4fun did this nice post on the subject of the challenges of porn optimization, based on a login crawling study that Sebastian is trying.
I guess the big enlightening point was that porn IS based on images and video, so you have to target Google image search and heavily optimize your photo content. By the way, Google is truly the largest single collection of porn on the internet.
I guess the big enlightening point was that porn IS based on images and video, so you have to target Google image search and heavily optimize your photo content. By the way, Google is truly the largest single collection of porn on the internet.
Sunday, January 20, 2008
The SEMMYS
The top SEO and SEM blog posts of 2007 voted on by the best in the industry. Certainly worth a look.
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