Someone just emailed me this link and it was pretty shocking! With so many spammy link sellers buying dropped domains and re-purposing them – this person either doesn’t speak English or is non-too-bright! Check-out the domain name he is selling links on, www.AntiSemiteOfTheWeek.org!
The onion takes on a Google request in American Voices:
Having your website go viral can be an amazing experience and here is a fine example of one that garnered 35,000 backlinks in just two weeks with a crazy (but funny) idea! Some of these links are from high authority sites like Cnet, Mashable and more…. www.PleaseRobMe.com great idea!
And from the news files of: The Web Works in Really Strange Ways! Justin Halpern’s immensely popular Twitter account “Shit My Dad Says” is in the process of being turned into a sitcom, and there’s a powerhouse of industry veterans attached to the project. Today we can add William Shatner to the list, as he’s primed Read more about Sh*t My Dad Says Starring William Shatner?[…]
Ok, so my title is cliche, but this is a good reminder to always make sure to renew your domains on time or this could happen to your website!
You know search engine optimization has gone mainstream when it shows up in a Dilbert comic strip!
but sometimes you can be too honest? Now I should first point out that this SEO has his site hosted on free hosting and has virtually no ranking himself but I do find his ‘tell it like it is’ attitude refreshing. Please see the below quote from his website: The following can all affect the Read more about This SEO tells it like it is….[…]
It seems Google will likely get dinged for trespassing, as the US appeals Court allows this claim to move forward. A couple called the Boring’s (yes, that’s their their real surname) sued Google in early 2008 for taking pictures of its suburban Pennsylvania home. The claim was their house was on a clearly marked private Read more about More Proof Google Might be Evil[…]
So everyone can probably agree that Lady Gaga is overplayed but she still sounds pretty good? Or should I say, ‘he’ sounds pretty good. It seems that most searchers think that Lady Gaga should be renamed Lad Gaga!
Not Google!