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The first European Show of its kind, addressing issues faced by European Webmasters regarding Search Engine Marketing and Optimization. Expect to be informed on the nuances of maximizing earnings revenue from a European perspective. Irreverent, cocky and experienced...don't let the Eurotrash fool you! These guys are true experts and a show to not be missed.
Google Hummingbird is getting people worried, plus Mikkel and Andy discuss the Jason Calacanis and Matt Cutts feedback coming out from Pubcon 2013. Also, Andy shares info on his PubCon presentation on the value of social shares in ranking where he moderated an interesting panel with Duane Forrester of Bing.
Search Not Provided, Keyword Data Options, Google Launches Project Shield to Access Web From Repressive Countries; Facebook status updates, wall postings and payments temporarily go down.
Discssusion on Google Penguin 2.1 Update, the latest video from Matt Cutts where he explains how User Redirection Based On Location Is Not Spam, plus we talk about Google Hummingbird and how it may affect search.
Google has cut off keyword data altogether as they Move Entirely to Secure Search. We learn about the transition of State of Search the website to now State of Digital with Bas Van Den Beld, the founder of State of Digital.
Mikkel and Kristjian discuss how someone posted on Google + how a client received an unnatural link warning via Google Webmaster Tools and one of the two examples given was a link he has from DMOZ, the Open Directory Project. Also, Google is planning to give webmasters a year worth of top search query data within webmaster tools.
Returning from the International Conference on Internet Marketing and Branding in Tehran, Iran. Mikkel and Kristjian talk to us in flight as they are on their way back to Europe. They welcome the conference organizer, Hamid Sepidnam from Kaspid Web Marketing, to give us his thoughts on how the show went.
Where Are We with Google Panda, Has Amazon got it wrong? Also, Andy discusses his Search Engine Land Article he wrote In Memoriam for Search Engine Pioneer, Leader and Visionary Ilya Segalovich, the co-founder of Yandex, Russia’s largest search engine who recently succumbed to cancer this weekend. Mikkel and Andy also follow up on the story where the UK Prime Minister Attacked Google, Bing and Yahoo On Child Porn.
UK prime minister David Cameron unveiled a wide-range of efforts today to protect children against pornography on the Internet. A significant part of his speech attacked the search engines of Google, Bing and Yahoo for not doing enough and demanding changes. Andy and Krisjtian look at the latest Google Transparency report, as well as comment on the latest Matt Cutts video where he says Duplicate Content Won’t Hurt You, Unless It Is Spammy .
The Death of AltaVista: Why Did It Happen? Why did the popular search engine decline and lose ground with the rise of Google and how it further would not recover once it was purchased by Yahoo! Mikkel welcomes new co-hosts Andy Atkins-Krueger and Kristjian Mar Hauksson to discuss.
Mikkel and Jason briefly recap SES London 2012, and discuss the challenges they have encountered in building search marketing campaigns for clients while working with advertising agencies that might have a different approach. Also, don’t miss what could arguably the quickest analysis of Google Panda, one year later.
Mikkel and Jason discuss the plans by Google to replace the existing Privacy Policy. Meanwhile, reports are out that Google had sidestepped privacy settings in Safari, Microsoft announced today it had discovered they had done the same with Internet Explorer.
Google makes a significant change to protect the search privacy of users. Mikkel and Jason discuss the impact of the move as well as how by default, how the search engine will encrypt the search sessions of anyone signed in to Google.
How Google Determines What’s A Paid Link: Google’s head of search spam Matt Cutts explains. Do Google employees really know anything about SEO? How to get success without any linkbuilding. Is Social beating Search? Will Google take over the search results?
FairSearch, a group of search companies including Microsoft which lobbies that Google is too dominant, has sent a white paper outlining its anti-trust concerns about Google to the 50 state attorneys general in the US. Mikkel and Jason discuss that plus How Google got a Patent For Google Doodles
Traffic plunges for Google+ as 60% of users log off; Jerry Yang may be raising funds to take Yahoo private. David Naylor has the top ranking in Google Search ranking competition to rank highest for theA4U Expo Bavarian Beer and Sausage on stand 50.
Jason also offers listeners a call to action to sign a petition onDeath Camp policies in Assisted Living Facilities, Long Term Care & Alzheimers homes supporting negligence.
Mikkel has on his new guest host Jason Duke, Owner and Director of Strange Logic, the creators of Pzyche. Listen in as they discuss Converison Optimization techniques, and their opinions on Panda 2.5.
Mikkel speaks with Kristjan Mar Hauksson from Nordice Marketing about his book Global Search Engine Marketing: Getting Better International Search Engine Results, which he co-wrote with fellow SEO, Anne Kennedy.
Mikkel discusses social media and how it ties into search today, plus how you get more of those damn mentions, likes, shares and retweets now that they count so much in SEO with guest co-host Li Evans, author of Social Media Marketing: Strategies for Engaging in Facebook, Twitter & Other Social Media and Co-Founder and CEO of LiBeck Integrated Marketing.
Mikkel discusses International SEO and SEM and Selling Search to the C-Suite Bill Hunt, SES Advisory Board Member and President of Back Azimuth Consulting.
Department Store JCPenney Fires Back at Google and New York Times Over an SEO Controversy. Mikkel and Dave discuss the New York Times story that states how JC Penney allegedly gamed Googles page-ranking algorithm, which artificially made them a top search result.
Google is Willing To Change Search To Avoid EU Fight as Eric Schmidt, the new executive chairman of Google, has revealed that the search giant wants to come to a deal with the European Commission over its inquiry into Googles dominance in search.
Yandex To Stop Counting Links As Ranking Factor as Andy explains how this announcement will open the door to a world after links. Also, Google Publicly Slaps Backlinks.com For Selling Links plus more discussion on links, content and social signals.
2011 predictions? Limitations in new Google AdWords rules, More Google scams (not by Google), Old SEO scams return and really advanced training are up for discussion.
Google eBooks Launches with 3 million eBooks, Nexus S Launches with Gingerbread, Groupon say no to 6 billion dollar bid by Google, plus more on WikiLeaks and the Mad Merchant.
Facebook Email and Windows Phones are up for discussion as Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg announced a bold attempt to bring email into the network and unify the way people communicate online into one social inbox.
Dave tells us about the fascination he is discovering after getting a new Windows Phone.
Blekko.com: Another Wolfram or Cuil? Mikkel and Dave give their take on that, plus Google launches Google Places, loses an engineer to Facebook, sues the US Government, and is reportedly working on acquiring ITA Software.
Mikkel and Andy discuss a recent article by Eric Enge published in Search Engine Land on Google Hummingbird Features; Enabling Use of Social Signals where Eric argues that Google now has the infrastructure to better process social signals (among other things).
Negative SEO Discussion sparks during a A4U Expo London 2010 Recap. Also, The data protection authority in Spain files a lawsuit against Google for allegedly capturing data from Internet users when it collected photos for its Street View service.
SEO Early Days discussion as Mikkel speaks with Disa Johnson of SearchReturn about the early days of her SEO career. She discusses the love of music much like Mikkel has and how they converted into SEO, plus how Bend, Oregon lays claim to where some of the early pioneers of SEO came from
Mikkel and Dave discuss the recent Google AdWords Transparency Requirements, plus they discuss XSS cheat sheets, and breaking news that WordPress.com and Windows Live are partnering together and providing an upgrade for 30 million Windows Live Spaces customers
Mikkel is joined by Anne Kennedy, Managing Partner of BeyondInk, to take a historic look at the Search Conference landscape and a historic look at the search industry. They answers the questions Do we have an industry at all? and will organic SEO ever go away?
Mikkel and Dave discuss how Indian companies are now outsourcing low wage jobs to the US. They also get into more discussion on Google Streetview, plus they look into the dropping value of Lycos from it 12.5 billion dollar sale to Terra, over 95,4 million to Daum and now 36 million to Ybrant Digital out of India
Mikkel and Dave discuss the phasing out of Google Wave, are back from holiday, plus they discuss how Google and Verizon are discussing a joint proposal on net neutrality policy. They also discuss the reviews coming from the release of the iPhone 4.
Mikkel deMib Svendsen and Dave Naylor discuss the drop in traffic on news outlet websites and explore the ways to avoid a drop in readership, including the pros and cons of requiring registration to view content.
To give the users a Microsoft Bing like taste Google offered its users a chance to redecorate their Google home page. Users were allowed to choose their own background photos and colors to brighten the otherwise plain white home page. However the move was withdrawn within just fourteen hours from the launch. Dave and Mikkel also discuss more Google Streetview trouble in Denmark, World Cup Soccer, and how Matt Cutts caught wind of a blog post entitled SEO Is Mostly Quack Science.
Facebook is answering privacy concerns with new settings, Dave and Bas discuss, plus a search for World Cup Soccer results stirs up a conversation on ranking, title tags and keyword rankings on Google.
Mikkel and Dave discuss Twitter Exploit and Longtail Keywords, plus Dave comments on the recent spamming situation on the Search Cowboys website and the review on Facebook browser review post on TopSEOs
Streetview continues to be a thorn in the side of Europeans as Google Catches Flak for Mapping European Homes Wireless Networks, Mikkel and Dave discuss the situation and more.
Mikkel and Dave look at the ongoing situation following a volcanic eruption in Iceland that is causing volcanic ash to affect the European Aerospace. They also discuss how Google Analytics are rumored to become a paid model on Google Webmaster Tools.
Legislation to combat internet piracy, including internet bans for persistent illegal file-sharers, has cleared the Lords and now goes to the Commons where it will be rushed through before the general election. Dave and Mikkel discuss how this affects internet use in the UK. They also go over the interview Eric Enge had with Matt Cutts, that had Cutts talk about crawl budgets, PDFs, 301/302 redirects, site architecture, JavaScript, and affiliate links.
Legislation to combat internet piracy, including internet bans for persistent illegal file-sharers, has cleared the Lords and now goes to the Commons where it will be rushed through before the general election. Dave and Mikkel discuss how this affects internet use in the UK. They also go over the interview Eric Enge had with Matt Cutts, that had Cutts talk about crawl budgets, PDFs, 301/302 redirects, site architecture, JavaScript, and affiliate links.
Dave tells us about his appearance on Sky News on Martin Stanfords program SkyNews.com going over the web news of the day. Dave also offers a rare pro-Google stance. Mikkel and Dave also discuss the Google situation in the EU and the story behind Foundem and Ciao, two of the companies complaining that have connections with Microsoft.
Dave and Mikkel give their take on the recent Google Buzz Privacy Issues causing a stir in Europe, plus they recap SES London 2010 and they share how wonderful they thought it turned out.
Dave previews his panel presentation at SES London 2010 on PPC or SEO? The Ultimate Search Marketing Battle, plus he an Mikkel review Google Buzz, plus some interesting stats about the radio show.
Google buys time for a 60 second Super Bowl Ad, and Dave and Mikkel are surprised by the ad buy. Mikkel mentions how he has invested in an iPhone, and the presence of gaming scratchcards.
Dave and Mikkel discusses recent issues and updates regarding privacy due to Google Streetview, plus they discuss the Apple iPad and their upcoming conference schedule.
Bas van den Beld cohosts with Dave to discuss a Technology Review post by Anik Singal on How Google Ranks Tweets, plus is Internet Explorer Losing its Luster in Europe?
Twitter terror arrest raises a cause for concern as a British man is arrested for making a joke about terrorism on Twitter, plus the dangers of digital content.
Dave makes some comments regarding Google phone support based on how people are unhappy with Google only responding to questions by e-mail. Mikkel comments on the news that France is considering a Google tax to pay creative workers.
Matt Cutts reports that with Google Content Farm Algorithm Underway, they will be evaluating multiple changes that should help drive spam levels even lower.
Also, Google starts censoring torrent-related searches, Nexus One to get Android 2.2 over the air update, and AOL agrees to buy European video distributor Goviral A/S for 96.7 million dollars.
Google has integrated Twitter into regular search, Analyzing AdWords Positions In Google Analytics plus Dave discusses his experience at SES Chicago 2009
Mikkel and Dave discuss the current trend of paid content and how it will play with the search engines, plus how organic search is not what it used to be, Google suggests, plus Dave previews his panel presentations at SES Chicago 2009
Mikkel and Dave discuss the recent interview where News Corp. CEO Rupert Murdoch said he would consider blocking Google spiders from indexing his companies content. Plus, they discuss issues with Facebook privacy, how the European Union has approved a cookie law that will require that the user will need to approve any and all cookies being placed on a system, which goes into effect on April 2011.
Mikkel is joined by Bas van den Beld of Search Cowboys to discuss Danny Sullivan writing in a new Daggle post about How Link Spammers Killed My Wifes Web Site, plus the ongoing fallout from PageRank being removed from Google Webmaster Tools.
Mikkel discuss a recent blog post he wrote about a Danish newspaper illegally copying a full book. Plus Dave adds a discussion over Microsoft Hotmail address logins being hacked at phished out.
Dave and Mikkel discuss a study on SEO versus PPC, and which converts better, search results, the buzz about health care reform in the US and the European perspective and more.
Mikkel and Dave discuss the constant conference clutter with all of the conventions overlapping each other. Plus they discusses the DDOS ttack on Twitter and breaking news on Facebook on their purchase of FriendFeed.
Mikkel and Dave give their reaction to the Microsoft Yahoo Search Deal, that Pending regulatory approval, the number two and three search engines will combine their forces for an alliance that will tackle Google on its home turf of web search.
Dave discusses some testing he did with canonical tags and Affiliate links, plus they give their take on the announcement of the new Google Chrome Operating System.
Mikkel and Dave go through some recent Google screen shots and is Google teasing Internet Explorer browser users, plus How Microsoft might have hit something right with Bing due to their growth of search traffic over Google and Yahoo.
Google Update Vince hits the UK and Dave discusses how Google seems to be now allowing “authority websites” to rank top for high value keyterms that aren’t in their backlink profiles or at least not a major percentage.
Dave discusses his blog post on the Eurocamp Camping Holidays Affiliate nightmare following his pitch to them for SEO services plus, Can two SEO companies work in synergy for the good of their clients or is it scalable
Mikkel and Dave discuss a recent video response by Matt Cutts on Did You Mean Searches.
Dave and Mikkel review the new online communication and collaboration tool Google Wave.
Mikkel and Dave handle technical issues like pros and welcome Rand Fishkin on to talk about Linkscape and a few other things going on at SEOMoz. They talk about the pros and cons about quick fix SEO tricks that may work today but hurt you a few years down the road. They also discuss the upcoming elections and where to move if you your candidate doesn't get elected
Mikkel and Dave handle technical issues like pros and welcome Rand Fishkin on to talk about Linkscape and a few other things going on at SEOMoz. They talk about the pros and cons about quick fix SEO tricks that may work today but hurt you a few years down the road. They also discuss the upcoming elections and where to move if you your candidate doesn't get elected.
Dave and Mikkel discuss SEOmozs Index of the Web and the Launch of their Linkscape Tool announced at SMX East 2008, UK Companies and eu tax laws, plus special guest Joost deValk tells us what he is working on besides SEO, and he and Dave reminisce on their first meeting.
Dave and Mikkel review Google Chrome and commend the new browser for its speed and the efficiency of its plugins, plus they discuss the erroneous report that said United Airllines filed for bankruptcy which led to a stock drop.
Dave and Mikkel question if there are seeing the signs of Google moving away from Links and Pagerank as we know it today and if so are links losing their value, plus they discuss how to secure your future SEO strategies.
Mikkel tells us how he is being spammed by Google after a Google Adsense account he had was shut down and he was unable to remove himself from their email lists, plus they discuss the additions made to Google Trends where you can look at trends of other domains except for any Google application.
More on the forcing of the aggressive takeover of Yahoo by Microsoft, including the antitrust experience Microsoft has dealt with in the past plus how Google plays in this.
[the Microsoft Yahoo takeover bid,their love for Microsoft Live SearchAlexa rankings,Google Rankings are all topics of discussion on this edition of Strike Point
Mikkel and Dave look back at their experience at the Search Marketing World conference in Dublin, Ireland and they discuss how organic questions keep coming up at sessions and how search engine reps are not able to answer them
Dave discusses a blog post on an Adesnse block that he discovered that got a PageRank 3 with and the use of solid links, plus more talk about ranking and content.
With Google now in posession of an SEO company like DoubleClick , how will Google approach search marketing from here and what about Performix.
Daves old vertical directory gets a cease and desist from insurance.com, and Dave questions if the cease and desist is valid, plus Mikkel and Dave celebrate some new download stats on their podcast
Mikkel and Dave return from trips to SES in London and SMX West in California and they comment on the amount of foot traffic in London and highlight their thoughts on the Generation Google session at SMX West.
Sony Ericsson to Introduce Windows Mobile Smart Phone plus Dave and Mikkel discuss Yahoo rejecting the bid for Microsoft, plus Dave explains his claim that Microsoft is going to dominate search some day
What if Microsoft buys Yahoo, hear more opinion and commentary on Microsoft and their bid on Yahoo, as they question the value and actual worth if the acquisition goes through
The European Union is looking into search privacy issues. Mikkel and Dave discuss who would be affected if Internet Protocol addresses assigned to computers should be treated as personal information
Wikipedia launches their new search engine SearchWikia plus Mikkel and Dave discuss the situation where technology blogger Robert Scoble had his Facebook account banned and then reinstated.
Dave and Mikkel talk about Viral Video campaigns gaining momentum and how to go about generating revenue from them and, someone is getting a drum machine for Christmas.
Dave and Mikkel talk about Viral Video campaigns gaining momentum and how to go about generating revenue from them and, someone is getting a drum machine for Christmas
[Mikkel talks about some recent forum posts on problems with AdWords as well as the recent Google Page Rank mess. They also talk about some ways to handle link buying.
Dave brings up a blog post that he made regarding Alexa and their sponsored links about where they take you as opposed to other sponsored links. They also discuss no follow links and how the search engines handle those links.
Dave and Mikkel go through various blogs like a post from blogstorm that reads John Chow stops ranking for John Chow on Google. They also discuss on links being put on blogs. Also Dave discusses Croc shoes on his latest blog post and downloads being made available from a retired Disney cartoonist
Dave and Mikkel go through various blogs like a post from blogstorm that reads John Chow stops ranking for John Chow on Google. They also discuss on links being put on blogs. Also Dave discusses Croc shoes on his latest blog post and downloads being made available from a retired Disney cartoonist.
Ads and keywords are the topic of discussion on this episode. Dave and Mikkel welcome back Jenstar and Shoemoney are back for another roundtable discussion. Then Mikkel and Dave spend the second half of the show giving their thoughts about the inaugural Search Marketing Expo
Dave and Mikkel look at the recent Online Advertising Spending Numbers, The Weekly Google Rants, Blogging Engines and what they have to do with Webmaster World
Dave and Mikkel discuss options when it comes to linkbuilding. We also get cameo appearances from Jennifer Slegg aka Jenstar and Shoemoney to dispell rumors and various issues
Google Toolbar and the Google Webmaster Central not really reporting the same things. Plus, Mikkel and Dave debate what exactly a paid link is
Mikkel and Dave talk about copyrights when it comes to web design when using templates,stock images and graphics. Also, they discuss the advice from Google Engineer Matt Cutts gave about not buying back links and the risks that come with buying them.
Google acquires Performix, now will Google will go through everyone that Performix has done to websites. Mikkel and Dave ask will Google go through everyone that Performix has done to websites after acquiring it
Mikkel and Dave discuss the importance of Danny Sullivan and his influence and presence on the Search Engine Strategies Conferences, and his ability to pull in speakers to speak at conference sessions. They also discuss the conflict of SES Chicago occurring the same week as a competing tradeshow
Mikkel and Dave discuss SE.O Days, and and a blog post on Spam Double-Funnel: Connecting Web Spammers with Advertisers
Mikkel and Dave discuss WebmasterWorld Cloaking, Danish Banks, SEODays, AJAX and the US Spy Act Bil
Dave and Mikkel report MyBlogLog is getting some less than stellar feedback from bloggers. They also discuss some new news regarding Google Adsense.
Dave and Mikkel recap Search Engine Strategies London 2007, and they give their highlights and discuss the latest from MyBlogLog.
Jason and Mikkel discuss How to properly manage your reputation, The Dave Pasternack SEO Contest; Alexa metrics, Google anti bombing filters and More!
Dave and Mikkel the feedback about how some Google adsense users say they love Google or maybe not
Preparations for SES Chicago is discussed along with Danny Sullivan & Search Engline Land, plus Mikkel and Dave debate on how to provide good customer service in a soft goods market
Dave and Mikkel recap Pubcon 2006, and what they got out of the trip, plus they rank some Google Webmaster Tools
Dave and Mikkel discuss the issue of how many links are being posted in blogs. Are we seeing a big shift in the blogosphere? Dave and Mikkel give us their takes on the subject
Mikkel returns from a conference in Iceland and tells us his tales of his wonderful trip. Dave brings up the subject of SEOs and their salaries and what we can do to make more mone
Facebook Migration is underway , The Recording Industry in Denmark is trying to shut down the website allofmp3.com, plus why few corporate websites use SEO properly
Is Google filtering auto-generated content more efficiently? Jason Duke joins Mikkel deMib to discuss Google's filtering of auto-generated content
Dave gets ready to go on a traditional English holiday, while he and Mikkel discuss the fact that the websites of show hosts are getting hijacked, plus news on the YouTube Buyout and its implications
Dave touches upon how Coke is trying to combat bad organic results, while Mikkel explains whay CSS Hacking has become all the rage.
Dave touches upon how Coke is trying to combat bad organic results, while Mikkel explains whay CSS Hacking has become all the rage
Mikkel deMib discusses Google AdWords Professional while Dave discusses moving his headquarters plus a discussion about the Ambassador Program.
Dave and guest host Jennifer Slegg discuss Google keyword results and get into a detailed conversation on Google AdSense.
David and Mikkel look at Adsense Bannings and startup a pay per click debate, as a result of SEOidiots banning from the Adsense program
Mikkel made it back from the States safely, minus the cavity search. The guys talk about Subdomain Trademark Violations, and ask the question: Is there more than one place to Google? Plus, Can bad META-tags have a negative impact? All this and much more
Mikkel and Dave talk about hotel spamming, the Google deal with GoDaddy, Google click fraud detection system, and more.
Mikkel and Dave talk about hotel spamming, the Google deal with GoDaddy, Google click fraud detection system, and more
Dave and Mikkel talk Adsense and Google, along with some news on Affiliate Networks, Adsense, and Tim Mayer
Mikkel talks Trusted Domain and Dave talks about quitting smoking. Yahoo marketing bot goes crazy, French Google Earth rival crashes and burns, and watch where you spam from because people are watching! All this and a Matt Cutts Paper Doll
A preview of the upcoming Search Engine Strategies Show in San Jose plus Domains, Subdomains and hacking
Jason Duke guest hosts with Mikkel and they discuss Googles plans for Firefox, plus Google, index barriers, duplicate content, DNS cloaking, & server security
Mikkel and Dave recap SES London 2006 and preview Shoemoneys upcoming Net Income premiere on WebmasterRadio. Plus, Did Shoemoney really make 100k in AdSense in a month? Is that even possible? Dave and Mikkel also dissect exactly how much a link really is worth by using a cool new app by Text Link Ads
Dave and Mikkel chat about the Google adwords settlement and what a big joke it seems to be. Plus, news on the first PPC clickfraud botnetPlus, learn tips on attending tradeshows and getting the best free advice available
Dave chats about the fact that Microsoft debuts a few additions to the new Microsoft Internet Explorer 7 browser, and his dying allegiance to Firefox
DNS, IP Cloaking, Google and more are the topics this week. Dave and guest host, Jason Duke discuss keyword tools, a UK SEO company dropped from the search engines, and how AdWords in the UK is way off the mark at the moment
Dave rants about his latest venture and why he didnt make it out to Search Engine Strategies in Munich, Germany. Mikkel also talks about the new Marketplace at Thread Watch and an amazing new way to send hate mail
Mikkel and Dave recap the Search Engine Strategies show in New York. They also talk about thier new blog and the hard work Mikkel has put into it while Dave struggles to organize his notes. They react to listeners requests for Strike Point T Shirts
DaveN and Mikkel tackle diverse topics such as how Chinese censorship affects you, the disappearance of Big Mouth Media and their excitement over the the upcoming SES Conference in New York City
Mikkel explains to Dave that they will be discussing such magnanimous topics as the BMW ban from Google, Flickr and WordPress
Mikkel and Dave discuss the ins-and-outs of the new Internet Explorer 7 Beta versus Firefox, plus why the Germans seem to always have problems with Google
Diamonds.com secretly spamming, find out which country is better at spamming. Plus, Dave tells us about his progress in his weight loss plan
Dave completes drawing cartoons and joins Mikkel for an enthusiastic discussion on tools and the proper use of them. Mikkel reveals a fine list of free tools to be found on the Internet. He also covers some of the better commercial tools. Mikkel and Dave also talk about how to make your own tools and possibly introduce a new Adsense theme song
Dave spouts off about how he cant seem to find what he is specifically looking for in the search engines, while Mikkel talks about clustering
Dave and Mikkel celebrate Daves birthday with Link Condoms and Bedroom Spammers. We also learn some the vocabulary that turned up this year, all the funny words, some of the cool words and some of the stupid words that have been used this year in search.
Dave recaps Pubcon 2005. plus a look at Amazons secret little army, some linking strategies, the weekly Google bash, and Dave rants on Bait and Switch
Mikkel deMib and Dave Naylor clear up what makes up a Black Hat SEO and what makes up a White Hat SEO
Dave and Mikkel discuss happenings at the Search Engine Strategies Conference in Stockholm, Google news, and the upcoming Webmaster World Conference
Dave and Mikkel how to make your own clickbots, plus they discuss search engines and Greg Bosers name gets dropped in the mix
Mikkel and Dave discuss the state of Search Engine Optimization and upcoming Conferences including Pubcon, SES Stockholm and SES Chicago
Dave and Mikkel discuss the pros and cons of blog spam, including the Top 5 things NOT to do when your blog spamming.