SEO, Search Engine Reruns and the New Webcache

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Date: Mon, 24 May 2010 09:59:34 -0400
Subject: SEO, Search Engine Reruns and the New Webcache
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* SEO, Search Engine Reruns and the New Webcache

Ok, in case you haven't noticed, there have been recent recurring
reruns in the SERPs lately of stale
/cached pages and anomalies in rankings: like unknown
competitors jumping from page 3 to page 1 that rise, rank and
vanish.

http://www.site-referencenewsletter.com/link.php?M=827232&N=294&L=1848&F=T

* Tags: How To Sponsor Your Google Maps Listing

A few weeks ago when Google changed the name of the Local
Business Center to Google Places they also introduced a few new
features. One of those features was the ability to enhance your
local Google maps listing with a sponsored advertisement which
they call tags.

http://www.site-referencenewsletter.com/link.php?M=827232&N=294&L=1849&F=T

* The Ultimate On-Page Formula for Creating Attention Grabbing
Content Tailored on Google Expectations

A Step by Step walkthrough among the most important on-page
factors that must be optimized in order to produce SEO efficient
content webpages. The information is so simple to use that it
resumes to a simple application of this blueprint to your own
important webpage.

http://www.site-referencenewsletter.com/link.php?M=827232&N=294&L=1850&F=T

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- A FEW WORDS FROM OUR EXPERTS
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* .htaccess For Beginners and Non-Tech Types

If you're anything like me, programming is a scary thing. I'm not a tech
type person, and it's not because I can't do it. I just don't
have the time and occasion (at the same time) to learn it as
thoroughly as many others. That doesn't mean I'm smart enough to
leave it alone, however. Nope. Not me. I dig right in, and if I
mess it up (which happens more often than not), I fix it and
eventually figure out what I'm doing. Along the way, I've managed
to learn a bunch of interesting tidbits that will make this tech
stuff easier for anyone else just starting out.

http://www.site-referencenewsletter.com/link.php?M=827232&N=294&L=1851&F=T

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- WEBMASTER DISCUSSIONS
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* Google TV

So what do you think? Are we going to become video makers and
optimize for Youtube content? Do we need to go out with a video
camera, then stuff the blurb with dozens of keywords relating the
the dozens of aspects of my half hour video? Maybe
getting in at the beginning is the answer!

http://www.site-referencenewsletter.com/link.php?M=827232&N=294&L=1852&F=T

* Google experts answer very hot SEO questions

We always look upon google to provide us some/any information
which we can use to unravel the mysteries behind their algos.
Here is another set of answers by Google Experts ike Matt Cutts,
John Mueller, Zareem Kazim and others. My suggestion would be not
to believe / follow blindly but try to find the logic.

http://www.site-referencenewsletter.com/link.php?M=827232&N=294&L=1853&F=T

* "Recently Viewed" quandry

One of our members is adding a "recently viewed" system to a
site. The question on the floor is how to display the content,
using HTML within the current flow of the page or using
javascript. The first would probably be better for users without
javascript, and the second would beb good for faster page loads -
but what would be the impact on SEO? Opinions?

http://www.site-referencenewsletter.com/link.php?M=827232&N=294&L=1854&F=T

* Why don't more directories cater for useful types of sites?!

I just been doing some directory submission to finish off my
hours for a client this month and I can't seem to find many
directories that cater for all niches. I'm currently promoting
safety gloves for this client so I thought I would submit their
site to some directories; there are
categories/sub-categories for everything but gloves. Anybody want
to offer up some reasoning for this?

http://www.site-referencenewsletter.com/link.php?M=827232&N=294&L=1855&F=T

* Google has a new SERPs look

Well, not so new - the changes have been in place now for about a
week now. Members have been weighing in on the forums with their
impressions and opinions on the changes. After almost a week,
what do you think about the changes now? Sound off here.

http://www.site-referencenewsletter.com/link.php?M=827232&N=294&L=1802&F=T

* CSS issues with the print preview pane

One of our members is having issues with a print preview pane
rendering differently in different browsers. He asks for
assistance in pinpointing where the problem is and in corrected
the problem. Members pitch in with their observances and help
here.

http://www.site-referencenewsletter.com/link.php?M=827232&N=294&L=1841&F=T

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