Google Crawling HTML Forms
Robots, URL Structure 2 Comments »Discussing several posts on Google Crawling HTML Forms, plus more on the ongoing discussion of Dynamic Urls versus Static URLs that were posted on the Google Webmaster Central Blog.
Discussing several posts on Google Crawling HTML Forms, plus more on the ongoing discussion of Dynamic Urls versus Static URLs that were posted on the Google Webmaster Central Blog.
Jeremiah Andrick of MSN Live Webmaster Tools gives some advice on how to best use MSN Live when it comes to pagerank, results, plus he answers question on live results relevance compared to Google and Video submissions.
Brian Mark returns to the SEO 101 program and the discussion includes Google Chrome, Firefox 3, Lack of Ranking on MSN, plus NeO dicusses adjusting to the east coast and his new workspace.
Building Ranking for Sites, and they help a listener define link farms and are surf sites considered link farms plus when you surf other peoples sites and for every two you visit they put up your site link for one credit.
NeO tells us about his trip moving to the East Coast plus his new job with Prospect MX, opinions on Google Chrome — the new new open source browser from Google has launched, plus hear more about SEO Champ and Firefox Plugins.
Dave Snyder of the Scary SEO Conference joins Carolyn to discuss the upcoming conference and give us a rundown of speakers, plus he opens up about a blog post regarding the SEO Champ who spoke during a Black Hat Panel at SES San Jose.
Jonathan Dingman of Google Inside gives his take on the Search Engine Strategies Conference in San Jose as SEO broadcasts on location, plus Adam Sussman fills us in on the new local search program offered by BestOfTheWeb.
We talk to Rae Hoffman aka SugarRae about her new webcast with Michael Gray aka graywolf, SMX East, and some discussion on using Twitter for communication.
Rumors of the untimely demise of the SEO 101 podcast have been greatly exaggerated.
Seriously, the reason we haven’t been posting the recaps lately is because we’re trying to fix PodPress, which apparently borked during the last WordPress upgrade. The fixes that have been released haven’t resolved the issue, so the new podcast links we put up aren’t working right.
That being said, with Brian and Carolyn me (why the heck am I talking in third person… I’m not Sammy Sosa) in San Jose next week at SES, and NeO moving across the country, it is probably safe to say the issue won’t be resolved in August. We’re shooting for early September.
To hear recent shows and get very brief recaps, please visit WMR’s SEO 101 page and download from there. There is no cost to download or listen to any of the shows and you should be able to retrieve the whole 30 minutes of each episode.
We are terribly sorry for any inconvenience, but I assure you, we’re still here and we’re still on the air.

Carolyn and David discuss SEO Drama due to the creation of a short movie called SEO Wars, plus a Sphinn post by Mark Jackson about his thoughts on search marketing companies paying for the honor of being deemed best.
Learn about Twellow, a new search tool and directory for discovering Twitter users that changes the way people use the microblogging service, from Michael McDonald of WebProNews .
David Dalka returns to SEO 101 to speak about How To Reorganize Management For Social Media, Search Marketing and Internet Advertising.
David Conklin returns to SEO 101 with Part 2 of Link Building 101, including press releases, cherry picking links, content submissions, paid and trade links, link directories, social media and more.
Find out what to do with WordPress and upgrading to 2.6 including where to find info on backing up before you upgrade, plus we discuss connecting your site to Twitter, and a listener question on avoiding duplicate content with redirects.