From the monthly archives:

April 2007

Time to Fear “Big Brother” Google?

April 26, 2007

New to my blog? You may want to learn more about me, subscribe to my RSS feed or follow me on Twitter.Roaming the hallways at work talking with Tony, I realized something. I’m a full-blown conspiracy theorist when it comes to Google’s… “growth”.
Before I jump into the many reasons why — I had to [...]

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Google: Fueled By Growth and Greed

April 16, 2007

I’m not going to sit here and offer my thoughts on Google’s acquisition of DoubleClick for more than three billion dollars. Everyone and their mother has already been there, done that, and dissected the deal on the heels of NYC’s SES.
Today though, I’m left feeling a bit excited about Google’s failures and inabilities.

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Ask.com to “Create the Most Powerful Algorithm in Search”

April 13, 2007

Ask.com hasn’t been on the radar for many SEO’s in quite some time. Despite that fact, Ask.com represents a large search portal with a defined demographic of users.
Barry Schwartz reports to us over on Search Engine Land that Ask.com is creating a new algorithm to power their search results… and it’s code name is [...]

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Google Local: Forcing Search Corrections Without Notice

April 5, 2007

In working with a client on their site this morning, I wanted to recommend that they submit their business to Google Local to help capitalize on local search. It’s a pretty straightforward process… Until Google thinks that you’re talking about Germany, when you’re really talking about New Jersey.
Best of all — Google just assumes [...]

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