Google UK Results Are All Crazytimes
June 30, 2009 - 1 CommentIf you haven't already, you may want to add my RSS feed
Google’s UK results have been a bit bizarre for the last few weeks now, and it’s worrying to think that Google might actually be considering that they’re normal. I don’t mean the latest Vince update rolling out across the UK (although if you’re interested you might want to look at exploiting that brand update) - I mean the bizarre level of international domains appearing in Google UK. Google’s results right now look a mess. A clumsy, ham-fisted mess.
Why Did Google’s Nofollow Change Go Unnoticed?
June 20, 2009 - 4 CommentsIn case you’ve missed it all, Matt Cutts told people at SMX Advanced, and later on his blog, that Google has changed the way they deal with nofollow, in such a way that it effectively prevents link sculpting using the attribute, and the change has been live for well over a year. If you’re an SEO, then it’s quite a big deal. Danny Sullivan has a great article up explaining it, as does Rand. Aaron Wall picked up on another point, which is - why didn’t anyone actually notice?
Does Bing Rely Too Heavily On Backlinks?
June 9, 2009 - 1 CommentI’ve been digging around a little bit with Bing and there’s a few things that are unusual. I’ve not looked into this too much exactly, but I’m seeing some strange results when you search for SEO companies in the UK.








