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WebProNews to Cover SES San Jose 2009
The 11th annual Search Engine Strategies Conference in San Jose is taking place next week and WebProNews will be there getting exclusive coverage. The event takes place Tuesday, August 11th and runs through Thursday, August 13th, with special training days on Monday and Friday.
Linkscape: Making Valuable Link Data Available
Rand Fishkin and the SEOmoz crew have a new tool to add to their roster. Linkscape crawls the Web and allows access to link information on more than 30 billion web pages.
Hitwise Research and How It Relates to You
With the recent release of his book, Click: What Millions of People Are Doing and Why It Matters, Bill Tancer of Hitwise shares a few of his interesting findings with WebProNews. He explains how this data is directly related to current issues such as the financial crisis and Presidential election. Find out the latest Hitwise data and why you should embrace it, right here on WebProNews.
BlogWorld: The Deeper Meaning behind a Blog
We’ve all heard experts advise first-time bloggers to blog about what is passionate to them. In this interview with Abby Johnson, Andy Wibbels of Six Apart explains what happens after that passion begins to wear off. Blogging then becomes a way to connect, save time and money, and increase visibility.
BlogWorld: Handling Troublemakers
Blogs work well . . . except when they don’t. In this interview with Abby Johnson, Patrick O’Keefe, the owner of the iFroggy Network, talks about the problems posed by spammers and sock puppets. More importantly, he gets into tips for managing them from his book Managing Online Forums.
SEO: Home Edition
Conferences, articles, experts, demos: in sum, information overload. In this video, Mike talks to SEO consultant Michael Gray about what to do when one gets home from a conference. Gray echoes a now-familiar theme: test, test, test. Mike and Mike also talk about WordPress, Flickr, and a little of the darker side of SEO.
PubCon Las Vegas 2007: Microsoft’s Nathan Buggia and Jeremiah Andrick
While at PubCon Las Vegas 2007, Mike McDonald of WebProNews had the opportunity sit down with Jeremiah Andrick, the Program Manager of Microsoft Live Search Webmaster Center, and Nathan Buggia, the Lead Program Manager of Microsoft Live Search Webmaster Center. Andrick and Buggia discussed Live Search and the coverage it’s providing for people’s websites. They [...]
SES Chicago 2007: Jim Muller, Tech Lead for Google’s Universal Search
WebProNews Reporter Abby Prince speaks with Jim Muller, Tech Lead for Google Universal Search. Muller talks about Google’s view of SEO’s future (hint: it still involves getting those links), and also about Google’s continued expansion of Universal Search and Blended Search.
We’re off to PubCon
WebProNews is off to PubCon 2007 in Las Vegas! But first we talked with Brett Tabke… well we tried. Sadly someone (AKA Mike McDonald) forgot to hit the record button but we’ll let him tell you all about it.
BlogWorld and New Media Expo: Steven Van Yoder, Author of “Get Slightly Famous”
One of the toughest challenges a blogger faces is getting their name out there. At the BlogWorld and New Media Expo, WebProNews Reporter Abby Prince spoke with Steven Van Yoder, the Author of Get Slightly Famous, about this very subject. According to Van Yoder, if a blogger truly is an expert in a certain area, [...]