SEOMoz discovered that ending your URLs with a .0 will prevent your pages from being found in the Google index. That means, we need to add the .0 to the list of file extensions you should avoid using.
Remember Stephen Spencer’s News.com article, which said “according to Matt, the file extension in your [...]

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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:

More Than 40 Speakers Will Present On Local Search And Mobile Marketing At SMX Local & MobileSpeakers for this year’s Search Marketing Expo – SMX Local & Mobile are now [...]

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Google announced that the related search feature is now fresher then ever. What that means is when you search on certain queries, Google may show you a line just above the search results with related search queries. Those related search queries are fresher, in the sense that they now should show more related [...]

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Yesterday travel search engine Kayak announced that it had built a display ad platform to leverage search queries and serve more relevant graphical ads across its network. These display units will potentially replace the text ads currently shown on search results and other pages on Kayak.com and its affiliate sites. Reportedly, however, consumers can turn [...]

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Posted by Jane Copland
Many of you saw this post from seoco.co.uk this morning (or its Sphinn thread) about our Web 2.0 Awards being removed from Google’s index. We noticed the same thing late last night and spent some time this morning going through what could have happened. We were relatively sure that we must have [...]

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