Wow. I guess I shouldn’t be shocked. Times are tough. We are in the midst of a recession. And it looks like when times are tough, people get lazier and hornier. The Google Trends graph above is filtered for search volume in the United States from 2004-2009, so don’t tell me that some other countries are skewing the data. Again, I guess I shouldn’t be shocked, but seriously? Really? Are humans that predictable?
Archive | November, 2009
Matt Cutts: Google Using DMOZ Info to Create ‘Better’ Title Tags in SERPs
Wow. Around 2:14 of this video, Matt Cutts says Google “can sometimes use the Open Directory Project snippets” when populating snippets for URLs displayed in the SERPs. He then goes on to talk about how Google can also use that information to create a “better” title for URLs in the SERPs: …Webmasters are probably not [...]
November 11, 2009 by Your SEO Sucks! | 0 Comments
Zombie URLs? 7 Geocities Pages That Are Still Alive!
I don’t know what’s going on here, but these 7 URLs from www.geocities.com are still alive. Zombie URLs!!! I feel like I’m in I Am Legend or 28 Weeks Later, and I just found the other survivors. At any rate, these zombie URLs are probably hungry for brains. Maybe it was a glitch that was [...]
November 2, 2009 by Your SEO Sucks! | 3 Comments
Is Recent PageRank Update a PR Boost for All Twitter URLs?
Hey! I am sure you are all aware of last week’s PageRank update. Yeah, it happened. And even though Google recently told us to stop concerning ourselves with PR so much, I’m still going to check out how my sites are doing. I dunno. I know Toolbar PR is way old and outdated and such, [...]
November 2, 2009 by Your SEO Sucks! | 1 Comment




November 24, 2009 by Your SEO Sucks! | 2 Comments