Today, I decided to finally expand the query list (keywords) that would trigger Google ‘subscribed links’ to show up when you do a search. Did I lose you? Let me explain… If you subscribe to the Search Engine Roundtable’s Google Co-Op subscribed links When you do a search at Google, when logged into Google, you
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I received a surprise in the mail today, schwag from Google. Specifically the Google Ad Manager team. In the box was this card: No way did I expect Google to send me stuff for my How To Set Up Google Ad Manager On Your Site or Blog. Heck, I write about Google all day, every
Tamar tagged in on a 4×4 meme. I like the idea. You answer four questions, with four answers and then tag four additional people. So here it goes: 4 Things I Have Done in the Past 4 Years (1) I got married (2) Bought a new house (3) I helped launch Search Engine Land (4)
I’ve praised Greg Sterling before, but he deserves way more praise, especially from me. Greg is an outstanding writer and works way harder than I do. First, he posts his insights at Screenwerks and blogs a heck of a lot at Search Engine Land as the contributing editor. You can read his impressive bio at
Yesterday, I installed a ceiling fan in my bedroom. I am preparing for the summer months. I am told a ceiling fan can save big bucks. I.e. I won’t have to leave the A/C on all the time, cause the fan should be enough to cool us most of the time. In any event, with
Spotted via MacWorld, you can open a new tab in Safari 3.1 by simply double clicking in an open space in the Safari window. Let me demonstrate: See the arrow in my picture of the open space near a tab? Double click and you got a new tab. So if you are out of a
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Kevin Heisler wrote at the Search Engine Watch News blog that I left Search Engine Land and joined Search Engine Journal based on a piece of scraper content. Scraper content is basically a robot that steals content from several sites and combines them to try to make them unique. In short, it put my name
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