Posted by randfish
Every SEO has their strong points and their weak ones. For me, subjects like content creation and keyword research have always come naturally, but others like methodically using analytics data to improve and running manual link building campaigns have always been a struggle. Today, I’d thought it would be interesting to get a [...]

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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:

Very Recent & Addictomatic: Finding What People Are Buzzing About Right Now! Tom Churm pinged me about a new tool that he’s crafted, Very Recent, designed to pull back top [...]

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I know what you’re thinking: “Matt, I hacked my original iPhone. Now I want to share in the iPhone 3G fun, but I’m worried that something horrible will happen if I upgrade to the iPhone 3G.”Buck up, fellow iPhone hacker. I’ll tell you how to upgrade from your hacked Apple phone and keep all the [...]

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I still like my last start-up idea about converting MP3 music collections to be legal and cleaning up mangled/ugly filenames. As Amazon and others start to sell MP3s, a startup could easily offer some interesting services. For example, I just saw that a new product called TuneUp will clean up your filenames, metadata, and cover [...]

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Google has moved to the top of another brand survey. This one, in the UK, is based on a consumer survey that involved 1,000 UK brands. Google topped other high-profile consumer brands such as Microsoft, Mercedes Benz, Nike and BMW.
Earlier this year, research firm Millward Brown (a unit of ad agency WPP) named Google [...]

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