Yesterday, I stumbled across a video of Matt Cutts from Google talking about a variety of topics that influence the SERPs. He told a story about two websites competing for the top spot. One site was just five pages and did not have much content. The other site that was at the top was also [...]

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It’s no secret now that Microsoft has put in a $44.6 billion stock bid to take over Yahoo. This bid was made to presumably compete with Google in search and for advertising dollars. This move will most assuredly benefit many companies who use display advertisements.
Microsoft’s MSN and Yahoo can leverage their large networks to show [...]

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It’s no secret that Google is able to deliver a large amount of traffic to websites. In fact, some websites receive over 90-percent of their traffic from Google. But, with this kind of lopsided percentage also comes Google dependency.
Google dependency can have a huge downside when the algorithms are changed and sites that have enjoyed [...]

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