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Web site optimisation v SEO

Posted on March 10, 2008 by bill

There seems to be a lot of confusion in the minds of many webmasters, both new and experienced, about what SEO actually is and what tasks it is useful to spend time on. You see forum questions asking ‘should I … Continue reading →

Posted in SEO, Useability, Web Design

Russians improving the search interface

Posted on December 8, 2007 by bill

Earlier this week over at AltSearchEngines the title of alternative search engine of the year was awarded to Quintura. Strictly speaking it doesn’t seem to be a search engine in its own right but rather a search interface, and that’s … Continue reading →

Posted in SEO, Useability

To nofollow or not?

Posted on September 8, 2007 by bill

As a consequence of the paid link controversy and whether you should use the nofollow attribute on paid outbound links, there is now another one about whether webmasters should use it on internal links. On one side there is the … Continue reading →

Posted in Google, SEO, Useability | Tagged nofollow

What use are usability experts?

Posted on February 13, 2007 by bill

I feel a rant coming on… The other day I was preparing an email to a client about why it wasn’t a good idea to have lots of ‘click here’ links all over her site and thought to check a … Continue reading →

Posted in SEO, Useability
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