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Range Blog Post – Long tail for natural search

June 30th, 2009 No Comments

Quick blurb on what the long tail can mean for natural search and how to pursue it…

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SEW Column – Sharing & SEO

June 30th, 2009 No Comments

First official column post today on Sharing Your Way to Better SEO, discussing the people in your organization who should be made part of your SEO efforts (or at a bare minimum kept in the loop). It’s got everything from Indiana Jones and John Williams to very fundamental things you’re forgetting to share with people [...]

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MORE big news!

June 19th, 2009 No Comments

If the new position, new regular blogging duties at the Range Blog and the platinumizing travel schedule I’ve cleared in the last few months weren’t enough to make blogging trickier than earlier this year, another big opportunity just came along: I’m now a regular columnist at Search Engine Watch, writing and commenting on Enterprise SEM (how [...]

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SIPA presentation coverage

June 4th, 2009 No Comments

A few quick notes from my presentation on The Business Case For SEO Content Development at SIPA 2009…

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A little Marketing Sherpa love…

June 3rd, 2009 No Comments

A fellow Ranger and I were featured in Marketing Sherpa this week alongside Chris Knoch from Omniture on ways to measure your SEO success. Get it while it’s free, or here are the 7 points without the juicy details that they put into the article just to whet your appetite.
Link expired and you want the rest? Ask [...]

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SEO & Conversion Webinar

April 8th, 2009 No Comments

For anyone who cared enough to attend, yesterday’s Search Marketing Now webinar on SEO & conversion rates went extremely well. Chris Knoch was extremely knowledgeable about how to leverage analytics programs across the board on how to investigate ways to improve conversion rate, Chris Sherman was a gracious moderator and I felt like I wasn’t [...]

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Customizing a Wordpress Theme

April 6th, 2009 No Comments

Yup, it’s turned into Wordpress month on Search Engine Snark, which is like Shark Week only significantly lamer but still likely to draw more eyeballs.
For those who are too poor to hire a pro Wordpress designer (i.e. if your name isn’t Graywolf or you weren’t given a copy of Thesis for free) to re-tool an [...]

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April 7th Webcast: SEO & Conversion Rates

March 30th, 2009 No Comments

Hey all! Shameless self-promotion plug coming at you!
I’ll be giving part of the April 7th webcast  by Search Marketing Now(part of Search Engine Land, Sphinn, etc) about the ways that SEO and user experience are tied together. I’ll be speaking about the specific ways to layer SEO and user experience into the one, big ball [...]

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New Search Engine Snark theme – you like?

March 23rd, 2009 2 Comments

If you’ve been reading us, first of all thank you. Second of all, you may notice that things are quite a bit different. As much as I loved the Copyblogger Wordpress theme – further discussion momentarily - it was time to step into a unique look and feel rather than one that’s clearly already out there. Plus, [...]

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Learning Search Engine Marketing

February 10th, 2009 No Comments

In the early days (way back in the early-mid 2000’s), search was nearly always an organic thing – you learned a tip or two to make your company’s website perform a little better, or your boss showed up with some extra budget and told you to start buying keywords. Sure, there were classes here and [...]

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