SEO

Google Blogs uses a static URL to tell us that Dynamic URLs are best

Posted Tue, 05/26/2009 - 23:27 by Isaac

Sure we have heard Google say in the past that it can handle and index dynamic URLs but now I read on the Google Blog that they prefer sites to use dynamic rather then clean static URLs.

  • Clean/Static URL - example.com/archive/january.htm
  • Dynamic URL - example.com/detail?id=31 

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Looking for RCA's new Small Wonder EZ201 and EZ205?

Posted Sun, 01/07/2007 - 20:30 by Isaac

Engadget just posted an article (Jan '07) on RCA's new Small Wonder EZ201 and the EZ205 . It looks great with mpeg-4 encoding , 1.5-inch, 180 degree swivel LCD display, runs on 2 AA batteries and an SD card slot for memory storage. Oh yeah its only about $129. That's a bar tab for a camcorder. So wow I want more info! Google... Nope... Nada. Read more

Google serves different SERP to different computers

Posted Thu, 11/30/2006 - 21:50 by Isaac

I have been trying to increase the rating of my new site The World's Greatest Guy on Google's SERP. I had been #1 on Google for the first 9 months of the sites's life and then it just went away. If was a huge disappointment... Google changed its mind. Yahoo and MSN both list the site as #1 for, of course "the world's greatest guy". Read more

Digg your way to better SERP

Posted Wed, 11/29/2006 - 21:49 by Isaac

About 1 year ago I bought the domain name theworldsgreatestguy.com as kind of an in-side SEO joke around our office at the start-up PrivaSign. I was trying to SEO our company site and once over beers joked that it would be funny to say to someone in a bar that according to Google I was the "world's greatest guy". Well for about 9 months that is exactly what Google said with very little SEO effort of my own. Read more

Google's new Government Search Tool versus the FirstGov site

Posted Thu, 06/22/2006 - 09:33 by Isaac

Google just released a Goverment specific search portal.

This is basically a competitor to the government's own site FirstGov, which is powered by MSN but looks an awful lot like Google.


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