Posted by Jane Copland
Reputation management problems are delicate enough when a company or an individual discovers negative press in search results for its name or common keywords. The situation becomes even worse when undesirable results are not the work of a disgruntled person writing about another, but of someone pretending to be the other person. [...]

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Posted by great scott!
Live (on tape) from Whiteboard Studios 2.0, it’s our first ever WBF from our sweet new digs in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood! 
This week, Rand discusses good ol’ Pagerank. How has it evolved, and is it still the same fickle curmudgeon we all know and loathe love?  PR has certainly seen its [...]

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Posted by randfish
Lots and lots of people sign up for SEOmoz’s PRO membership, and I have to tell you that on a personal level, every single one makes me feel honored, humble and yes, even a bit guilty about reading comic books last night instead of working on new tools/q+a/tips/etc. One of the big frustrations PRO [...]

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Posted by randfish
For the last two years, SEOmoz’s Page Strength tool has been one of our most popular features. Using data collected from sources around the web, it aggregates, measures and scores a page based on its relative popularity and importance. But, it’s always had one huge flaw - not everything on the web is [...]

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Yup, I’m about to do another blog post where someone says that a website is clean but it doesn’t look like it to us. I did a very similar post in January 2007, and in that post I said I’ve checked out a quite a few “we don’t have any malware” reports at this point, [...]

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