Last week, I covered an interesting observation at a Google Groups thread, where some individuals noticed Google Sitelinks showing up for a site in the 60th position. At the end of the thread, I noted that Googler, JohnMu, told the webmaster that he may want to join the -60 penalty thread for more [...]

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I’ve personally never found Google Product search all that useful, but hopefully that will change now. Google Operating System reports that Google Product Search has undergone a redesign, of some sort.
In the past, Google Product Search just showed you results but did not group stores offering to sell the same product, with [...]

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Yahoo recently announcedthat they are moving away from a $0.10 fixed minimum CPC to a variable minimum bid. However, there are some differences in how Yahoo calculates minimum bids tcompared to AdWords. These differences are important to note as you switch between these PPC engines so that each account is properly optimized for each engine [...]

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Below is what happened in search today, as reported onSearch Engine Land and from other places across the web
From Search Engine Land:

What Yahoo’s New Minimum Bid Means to You Yahoo recently announced that they are moving away from a $0.10 fixed minimum CPC to a variable minimum bid. However, there are some differences in how [...]

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Posted by Jane Copland
I may be totally wrong on this, or maybe I’ve overlooked some obvious explanation as to why some content on the end of nofollowed SEOmoz comment links has been indexed and ranked. Puzzling over this by myself and with friends hasn’t produced any good conclusions, so I thought I’d throw this out [...]

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