SEO

Two sessions again today. The first was “Meet the Crawlers”, and the second was “Retaining Traffic After Moving or Redesign”. The Meet the Crawlers sessions was entertaining as always. One of the notable things was the absence of Matt Cutts. Instead, Google had the session covered with Shiva Shivakumar, who did a credible job. Shiva’s […]

While watching Matt Cutt’s videos for SEOs and Webmasters, I learned that Google Sitemaps has now been renamed Google Webmaster Tools. More importantly, from our perspective, is that Google has continued to invest in adding new features to the product. It has some great stuff in it, including a Robots.txt checker, reporting on crawl errors […]

A busy day for me, filled with off-site client meetings. Nonetheless, I managed to catch two sessions. These were: Speaking Unofficially: Search Engine Bloggers, and Usability & SEO: Two Wins for the Price of One. Both were very interesting. The first of these featured Jeremy Zawodny of Yahoo, Matt Cutts of Google, Niall Kennedy of […]

So the second day of the conference is drawing to a close. I am putting together this quick post to cover some of the basic events of the day before heading up the Googleplex to attend the Google Dance. Today I checked out 3 sessions: Blog & Feed Search SEO News Search SEO Meet the […]

So I’ve finished my first day at Search Engine Strategies (SES) San Jose 2006. Got here late, because of flight delays from the East Coast. But, it was still a good day. Because of the late start, I attended only two sessions: (1) The Google Social Search session, and: (2) the Wikipedia / tagging session. […]

It’s the Saturday before Search Engine Strategies (SES) in San Jose. I am making my plans to go out to the show, and am looking forward to it. Looking at the agenda, I see an enormous amount of stuff about Blogging and the social web. It marks another milestone in the evolution of this business. […]