If you're in Seattle and want to work for the biggest e-tailer around, Amazon.com is hiring right now for a "Manager, Search Engine Optimization". The required qualifications are actually somewh...
Everyman posted an interesting request over at SEW: It's about time that someone pointed to Google and said that they have no clothes. If it takes an organization o...
I found Jason's Canadian SEO Blog via his quiz score on the leaderboard. He's got a great blog running with lots of interesting stuff. I urge a visit. On the matter of the quiz, the l...
Nacho at SEW Forums has posted a thread entitled "SEM Industry Biggest Growing Pains". In it, you'll find some of the best responses to any thread at any SEO forum in the last several week...
A fantastic thread at Cre8asite focuses on the new role played by SEO/SEMs in website development and management. Although we have a very tight-knit and well organized online community (between all the popu...
As most of you who see me in the forums know, I'm a Jon Stewart kinda guy. This can also lead people to make natural assumptions about my personal politics, which is certainly justifiable. Tod...
I'm an exceptionally open-minded person and I like to look at everything in my professional life from as wide a vantage point as I can obtain. Recently, there have been several threads, posts & topics on the subject of ethics in the field of Search Engine Optimization (...
There is some information that participants in the knowledge cannot share with the world wide web. This often includes trade secrets, government information, military data & the more innocuous mushroom hunting grounds.This morning I spent nearly an hour attempting t...
Among the field of ip delivery, spamming, cloaking and generally violating the search engines' TOS (terms of service), there is one name that stands out from the crowd - Fantomaster. His fame is nearly legendary in the circle of...
David Naylor, an SEO based in the UK (of which there are quite a few it seems), has a terrific, if brief blog on which he writes - Changing Face...
The nice folks at SEOChat have made yours truly the moderator for a new section - the Search Technologies Forum. The description for this new area is: ...
A short post from yellowwing, an SEW member from up north in Winnipeg, had this to say today: I've taken the philospohy of SEO as...
Although Google explicitly denies it and Yahoo! obviously uses it, in the search research world, it has been suggested many times that search engine use manual approvals and rankings of sites for the top 2-5000 queries. These queries make up between 20-35% of all queries done in&n...
Oklahoma! references aside, a great thread at SEW gets into the antagonistic relationship that search engineers often perceive to have with SEOs. Luckily, two ind...