Nofollow links seem to be a common area of discussion around SEO, and specifically the subject of several videos from the Google Webmaster YouTube Help channel. After a number of repetitive questions, Matt Cutts decided to try to make Google’s position on nofollow tags a bit clearer in this video.
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In a great video on checking search rankings, Google’s Matt Cutts explains quite a bit about how you should be examining your search phrases and which ones you should be optimizing for.
Tag Clouds are popular widgets used in blogs to direct users to topics which are more frequently posted about or discussed.
Trying to track results can be a difficult part of SEO – you put a lot of work into optimizing your page, but then you have to look through many pages of search results for different keywords to see where you rank.
Site downtime is something that webmasters have to worry a lot about, as time when the site is down can mean loss of money, sales, leads, memberships, or a general decrease in whatever conversion goal a site has.
Yet another worry about site downtime is how it may affect Google’s ranking of a site – after all, Google ranks a site based on what it finds while it crawls the site – so if it doesn’t find anything, it can’t rank and index it, right?
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Moving a site is a tedious and difficult process, and can be an absolute nightmare from an SEO perspective. Google’s Webmaster Tools includes a Change of Address Form.
Take a look at the source code of your Twitter profile and notice that your website URL contains a rel=”me nofollow” tag. No, this is not a reference to bad English. In fact the “me” part is in a microformats tag.
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Google’s Webmaster Help YouTube Channel has a great video that talks about Google Sitelinks and how to control them on your site. Sitelinks are the additional, in depth search results that Google sometimes returns for the top result on a search query.
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Understanding Google’s PageRank (PR) system is a major obstacle for many aspiring webmasters who are trying to get their new website ranked well in Google so that they get more visitors. Google only lets the public know a little bit about its ranking system in order to keep spammers from attempting to cheat the system and get their sites artificially ranked well.
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The search engine market is quite a crowded place. Google, by far the dominant search leader, has a massive 65% market share. Yahoo comes in at a distant second, so far back that they had to make a deal with 3rd place Bing in order to share results and ads , making them big enough to compete.
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