Aaron says, “Google makes a big algorithm change, and all hell breaks loose. Well, some hell, and some jumping for joy, depending on which direction a webmasters rankings went”. [Aaron Wall’s Blog] […]  [...]

Aaron says, “Media is all about profit margins. eHow was originally founded in 1998 & had $36 million in venture capital behind it”. [Aaron Wall’s Blog] […]  [...]

Aaron says, “When I went to sleep last night all was well. When I woke up my inbox was exploded with angry emails about people getting dozens and dozens of emails from us…in some cases perhaps almost 100”. [Aaron Wall’s Blog] […]  [...]

Aaron says, “A couple days ago there was a blog post on TheDomains about “how stupid SEOs are” and “the amazing power of domaining” where they highlighted how awesome domaining was because a guy registered a domain name he saw in a comic and it sent a bunch of traffic”. [Aaron Wall’s Blog] […]  [...]

Aaron says, “With some lower traffic smaller sites it is easy to get outlier data that is skewed & somewhat irrelevant (especially true if you have a website which happens to have relevant content in a category that Ask is spamming the heck out of Google in), but one nice thing about comparing Yahoo! and Bing against each other is that they are generally driven by the same relevancy algorithm”. [Aaron Wall’s Blog] […]  [...]

Aaron says, “When it comes to buying links, Google not only fights it with algorithms, but also ran a 5-year long FUD campaign, introduced nofollow as a proprietary filter, encouraged webmasters to rat on each other, and has engineers hunting for paid links”. [Aaron Wall’s Blog] […]  [...]

Aaron says, “Since switching over our site design some folks have asked us what we were doing with the old design”. [Aaron Wall’s Blog] […]  [...]

Aaron says, “A few months back I was running Advanced Web Ranking and noticed that Google and Bing were really starting to come in line on some keywords”. [Aaron Wall’s Blog] […]  [...]

Aaron says, “Search can be used as a wedge in a variety of ways. Most are perhaps poorly understood by the media and market regulators”. [Aaron Wall’s Blog] […]  [...]

Aaron says, “One of my favorite approaches to save time online is to use multiple web browsers for different purposes”. [Aaron Wall’s Blog] […]  [...]