Google announced today that they have released a new version of their ever so important page speed tool PageSpeed Insights which is now using Lighthouse as its analysis engine as well as incorporating field data provided by the Chrome User Experience Report (CrUX).…
A couple of days back (September 24th) Google annouced that they’ve made some big changes to their image search algorithm. This is of course something that’s really important to know for any site who relies heavily on organic traffic from…
Ladies and Gentlemen, I proudly present my entry into the 2nd Annual Bad Ass SEO Guest Blogging Contest: Using JavaScript to Hide Content: Advanced White Hat SEO? In the article, I suggest some best practices for hiding text content from…
In my article, titled Advanced SEO for Affiliate Marketing Links, and the follow-up article, titled Hey, Matt Cutts, I’m using JavaScript to hide links from Google, cool?, I discuss an SEO strategy that some sheep people consider to be gray hat or even black…
Affiliate marketing is primarily about two things: (1) acquiring traffic, and (2) converting that traffic. In my experience, I find that affiliate marketers typically focus more of their time on the conversion rate/click-through rate side of things. However, since I don’t…
UPDATE 3/19/2012: I have created a new resource for this. The new version also allows you to identify JavaScript links and links with rel=”external” attributes. Check it out: custom cursors for SEO. One of the most important skills an advanced SEO must possess is the ability…
I was checking out a few of Google’s recent patent applications, and I inadvertently made a startling discovery: evil. That’s right…we’ve all heard the Google motto, “Don’t be evil,” but apparently that doesn’t stop them from incorporating evil into their technology…
This is a tip for all you aspiring advanced SEOs out there. If you’re serious about achieving SEO greatness, then you’ve probably realized what a valuable source of information patents can be–especially patents assigned to Google. At the very least, you should be…