Tag Archives: SEO

BBC hiding content, links

Posted on June 26, 2009 by Carps

We all know that the BBC dominate the SERPs because they’re whiter than white, right? All that quality journalism and well-honed site architecture? Well I happened across a page that not only hides big blocks of content, but also has some nice fat authority outlinks to various commercial operations. Continue reading →

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AdWords tip: Use the “Search Query” report

Posted on June 16, 2009 by Carps

If you’re running a PPC campaign (either on its own or alongside an SEO campaign) then there are few more useful reports than the ‘search query’ report. Continue reading →

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What does Google sidebar mean for search?

Posted on June 11, 2009 by Carps

There’s been a lot focus recently on Bing and whether or not Microsoft has (finally) got a hit on its hands. Continue reading →

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Rewarding Failure

Posted on March 26, 2009 by Carps

I’m going to go a little off-piste from the usual round of industry tittle-tattle to do a little light swearing. If you’re of a sensitive disposition, look away now! Continue reading →

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Strong ageing filter on Google Product feeds?

Posted on January 14, 2009 by Carps

I don’t profess to be an enourmous expert in the field of Google Product feeds. I know they exist, I know roughly how to optimise them and the opportunities that are available, but compared to the body of knowledge that’s available on the subject of SEO… Continue reading →

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Do you need an SEO company?

Posted on January 9, 2009 by Carps

John at eggrage has a pop at the SEO industry, effectively saying that it is a waste of space and that SEO doesn’t have a legitimate claim to be a field of knowledge any more. Continue reading →

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