Eric Enge

What should an SEO firm report on to their clients? There are a whole host of things that people usually talk about: Technical SEO changes made New links obtained Rankings reports Total backlinks Pages indexed Competitive info Web site traffic While most of these are useful at some level, I think that if any of […]

Recently I put a podcast together with Pheedo’s Bill Flitter. Bill is the CEO of Pheedo and shared his insights on how RSS is being used, and also provides advice on the promotion of your feed. Once you are done reading or listening, you can comment on the podcast below.

Kirsten Rasanen joined TV Guide in May 2006 as director of product development for TV Guide Online. She is responsible for product development and management of large-scale projects on the company’s flagship site, TVGuide.com. Her focus is on broadband video and new video applications for the Web, including a patent-pending product design. Most recently, Kirsten, […]

This week’s interview is with TV Guide’s Kirsten Rasanen, Director of Product Development for TV Guide Online. Kirsten and I discussed TV Guide’s video search engine, as well as the future of video search. If you want to discuss it, you can do so below.

Guy Kawasaki of Garage Ventures has launched a new website known as Alltop, with a tag line of “All the top stories”. Here is a summary of their business from their site: We help you explore your passions by collecting stories from “all the top” sites on the web. We’ve grouped these collections — ”aggregations” […]

Recently I have the chance to speak with Kevin Lee, Co-Founder & Executive Chairman of Did-It. We spoke about the SEM industry in the past year, the future of it, as well as the types of tools to use to get the best results for your campaigns. Please feel free to comment on the interview […]

Last week I posted about 11 Ways to Recognize a Bad SEO Firm. This week, in response to many requests, I am going to turn it around and talk about a set of things to look for in identifying a good SEO firm. Unfortunately, it is much more difficult to be declarative when looking at […]

Kevin Lee Didit Co-Founder & Executive Chairman, has been an acknowledged Search Engine Marketing expert since 1995. Kevin’s years of SEM expertise provide the foundation for Didit’s proprietary Maestro search campaign technology. Didit’s unparalleled results and client growth have earned Didit recognition not only among marketers but also as part of the 2007 Inc 500 […]

Ken McGaffin is Chief Marketing Officer with Wordtracker.com. He writes regularly on link building and online public relations. He is the author of the highly acclaimed Linking Matters Report. Our discussion focused on recent changes and upcoming plans for Wordtracker, and tips and techniques for keyword selection. Interview Transcript Eric Enge: Tell us about recent […]

Recently I interviewed Wordtracker’s Ken McGaffin. Ken and I discussed recent changes in Wordtracker and advanced tips and techniques for keyword selection. Check it out, and feel free to discuss it below.

There are lots of different people out there calling themselves SEOs. Some of them are actually really good. But, for today, let’s take a look at 11 sure-fire signs that you’re dealing with a bad one: Focuses a lot of energy on meta keywords. Yes, they are still out there – SEOs that think that […]

The process for winning on Digg (and other social media sites) is a complex one. This has been made even more complex by recent changes in the Digg algorithm. Many webmasters strive to develop content that will score well on Digg, looking for tons of traffic and lots of links. The first key, obviously, is […]