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.
Vanessa Fox discuses the Robots Exclusion Protocol and Managing Robots Access To Your Website, including managing capabilities and implementing the REP, plus she answers a listener question about page redirects that are disallowed.
Robert Garcia does an experiment where he doesn’t use any search engines or bookmarks for a week, but uses blogs, social bookmarking, portal links, and news sites to search.
We answer a listener email asking about the pros and cons on WebCEO Pro and Word Tracker and then discuss a few other SEO tools.
In this episode, we talk to Mike Moran, author of the brand new book Do It Wrong Quickly. We talk about what it means to do it wrong quickly and some ways you can apply this to your own website. This is absolutely the way that we at SEO 101 would suggest you run your online marketing efforts, and the book comes highly recommended.
Today we had the opportunity to talk with Joel Comm, author of The AdSense Code and the man behind The Next Internet Millionaire. We learn some of what the TV show is going to be about and what the format will be, as well as what viewers can expect to learn. Clearly, Joel Comm is breaking new ground as a pioneer in this new medium.
Rand Fishkin from SEOmoz joins us to discuss social media best practices, linkbait, the linkerati, and the incredible team at SEOmoz.
We also discussed the Beginner’s Guide to SEO which is still a very valuable resource for any Noobie out there!
How do you know who to trust in an online forum? Many people go by screen names, so trust is very difficult to earn. Mike McDonald, admin at webproworld.com, shares some insight on what to look for and what to look out for.
This week, we’ve got 4 podcasts scheduled with Barry Schwartz from RustyBrick.com and SERoundtable.com
In this one, we ask Barry “There are a lot of blogs and forums about SEO, so how do you pick some sources?”
