Category Archives: seotools blog

If you’re a search engine optimization consultant, advertising or marketing agency, or just a web site owner that knows a thing or two about seo, then chances are you’ve heard a lot of buzz in the industry about automated seo. … Continue reading →

No one knows exactly when Google will fully launch the Caffeine update that they’ve been talking about since August 2009. At least one data center went live with the update before the holidays, but Google didn’t want to hear too … Continue reading →

Many seo consultants swear that their job can never be automated because there are simply too many moving parts and variables that have to be taken into account. These same consultants also cite the fact that no piece of software … Continue reading →

I can’t tell you how often I get asked the following question… Can’t I get all of the information that SEO Tool provides from other tools on the market? Day in and day out people ask me about how SEO … Continue reading →

While it would seem everybody that’s anybody is out at SMX West cavorting with Matt Catts and the other engine reps, we’ve been here serving our clients, one at a time. Isn’t that what it’s all about anyway, when you … Continue reading →

Eric Enge recently interviewed Matt Cutts (Google’s SEO mouthpiece & head of webspam), successfully getting answers and confirmation on how Google handles things such as crawling & indexing, redirects, poor site architecture, and duplicate content — to name a few.  … Continue reading →

In Part 1, we highlighted some of the key takeaways from the Enge-Cutts SEO Interview as it related to Crawling, Indexing & PageRank.  In this Part 2, we will visit some of the primary SEO answers from Google regarding duplicate … Continue reading →

Internet Retailer Chicago 2010 (IRCE) just ended and there was an underlying concern with some of the retailers we met with at the show.  Traffic for SOME general retailers who sell thousands of products and SKU’s from a variety of … Continue reading →