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Monday, September 24, 2007
Google gettin' stronger
Hitwise announced today that Google accounted for
63.98 percent of all US searches in the four weeks ending September 1, 2007. Yahoo! Search, MSN Search and Ask.com each received 22.87, 7.98 and 3.41 percent respectively. So Google gained about 4% over last year. MSN is in a free fall.
Labels: SEO tips
Monday, August 13, 2007
SEO blogging tips from Matt Cutts (video)
Check out
Matt Cutts at WordCamp where he discusses SEO tips for bloggers for about an hour.
Labels: SEO tips
Blogging alert: Rss feeds
If you're a blogger who's interested in optimizing your site for search engines, make sure you have enabled your
full feed in your RSS settings. Turns out that Google only
indexes your rss feed, not your blog, in their
blog search engine. So if you only enable a portion of your feed you are missing out on potential traffic.
In blogger those settings are in the "Site Feed" section.
Labels: SEO tips
Monday, August 06, 2007
SEO help from Topix
Link building is an important part of SEO for any web site. Getting quality inbound links from related websites is important for ranking high in the search engines. There are a number of sites such as
Cheezhead's wiki that you can take advantage of by entering your own information ---
aka the right keywords --- that you want to rank well for.
Topix.com is one of those sites. They now offer a
forum for Human Resource news that anyone can post to. It's got a google page rank of 5 so it's a quality inbound link. I use it to post my press releases and other announcements.

Labels: SEO tips
Thursday, May 24, 2007
Google Playing With Search Results
Search Engine Land is reporting:
Google is undertaking the most radical change to its search results ever, introducing a "Universal Search" system that will blend listings from its news, video, images, local and book search engines among those it gathers from crawling web pages. Read moreYou should start to see changes in the coming weeks. SEO is getting more interesting. I'm really curious as to how much video will start appearing in search results. Get those
YouTube clips ready!
Labels: SEO tips
Friday, April 20, 2007
Submit your blog to the new MySpace News
Myspace is launching a Digg-like
news site where users can vote. So get your blog/site/feed submitted now.
Click here.
Labels: SEO tips
Tuesday, March 13, 2007
Making the case for Jobcasting
For those HR folks that dont know much about
jobcasting or if you need to prove its worth to your boss, give them this PDF file:
Making the case for Jobcasting.
In the first week, the existing podcasts on
Jobs in Pods were downloaded or listened to over 300 times.
Labels: Employer Branding, Jobcasting, SEO tips
Thursday, March 08, 2007
Blogs: SEO in Action
Blogs are great for Search Engine Optimization (SEO). Here's a case in point.
Job in Pods, which is only a few days old is already producing keyword search results. Take a look at the image below. A search for "
rf engineering jobs march 2007" produced an organic link back to the post I did for some T-Mobile jobs. Just another reason to
podcast your jobs.


Get the latest Internet recruiting scoop at Cheezhead.
Labels: SEO tips
Saturday, March 03, 2007
The future of SEO
When Danny Sullivan, 'the king of all search media guy' talks, I listen. His daily
search cast is a daily ritual for me each weekday. Anyway he wrote something on
his blog recently which caught my eye.
What's significant about personalization, however, is the direction that it sets for Google in the future. Google has been very cautious about introducing personalization into the search experience but expect the degree of personalization to increase as Google gets more confident in their ability to present truly personalized and relevant results. And that signals the end of the universal or monolithic search result. As I've said a number of times, that has significant implications for search engine optimization.Once Google starts making personalized search results a part of everyone's page, SEO is going to take a giant turn. Where's it going? I cant say for sure. But it should be an interesting ride.
Labels: SEO tips
Saturday, February 17, 2007
SEO tip for your Domain name
There's a recent patent by Google which indicates that the length of your domain’s registration is important for ranking. Why? Because many spam sites have short registrations and a longer one indicates that you’re building a site with substance and are in it for the long haul. I'd recommend at least minimum of 2 years for your domain name and if you can afford it, go for 10 years.
Labels: SEO tips
Tuesday, December 19, 2006
ZoomInfo zooming
The founder of
ZoomInfo sent out the following note which I thought was interesting.
"2006 was a good year for ZoomInfo…we enrolled 812 new clients and saw sales grow to well over $10 million. Just last week we were honored with a Selling Power Sales Leadership award for the Top Software Sales Organization and we continue to build our presence in the market with all 10 of the top Executive Recruiting firms and 20% of the Fortune 500 using ZoomInfo’s PowerSearch. I want to thank our thousands of customers for spreading the word about ZoomInfo and for continually providing us the feedback we need to improve it. I look forward to an exciting 2007 and wish you all the best for the holiday season and the New Year.

Jonathan Stern
Founder and CEO
P.S. - If you haven’t checked our product out recently you should. We’ve listened to our customers and adapted and improved the product accordingly. Sign up for a demo and free trial today to see what’s new and improved."
Labels: Industry News, Other bloggers, SEO tips
Tuesday, December 05, 2006
Human Resource Experts: exact match domain
This is a perfect example of something called an
exact match domain which
Oaseo alluded to recently.
http://www.humanresourceexperts.com/Created by the marketing company
HRmarketer, its
SEO in the most purest form. Do a Google search on
human resource experts and its the #1 result.
Note that the keywords are not only in the domain but part of the title on the page and mentioned at least 2 times in the opening paragraph.
And if you are an
HR Expert you can get
added to their directory.
Labels: Other bloggers, SEO tips
Friday, December 01, 2006
Best of the Web Directory offering 10% off
Good SEO techniques include getting your site or blog listed in directories. BOTW is one of those. They just announced a discount so I thought I would share...
Use the following Promo Code to Save 10% on ALL web and blog directory submissions as well as all category sponsorships and be entered to WIN a 50" Sony WEGA HDTV with matching stand:
Promo Code: SONY4ME
When submitting your sites and signing up for sponsorships, simply use promo code: SONY4ME during the checkout process. The discount promo code will expire and the contest drawing will end on December 31, 2006, midnight EST. So from now until the end of the year, you can save 10% on all new directory submissions, blog directory submissions and sponsorship advertising (in both directories).
Labels: SEO tips
Friday, November 10, 2006
New PPC Program for Amazon.com
Clickriver Ads is an advertising program - currently in beta - that allows businesses to place sponsored links on Amazon.com, next to search results and on product detail pages.... It's a closed beta at the moment.
This could be a significant traffic driver for many websites who utilize PPC. I wonder if advertisers will be able to place ads next to boolk categories or even specific book. That would be cool.Labels: SEO tips
Wednesday, November 01, 2006
Google Adds Blogs to News Alerts
I love Google's
News alerts. They keep me updated on the job search industry.
Now in addition to traditional online news sources,
they have added blogs to the mix. Just enter the keyword, and google will email you items with that keyword from blogs or other news sites.
This is great news for bloggers, keep those keyword posts coming!
Labels: Industry News, SEO tips
Monday, October 30, 2006
Free Sourcing Tool search engine
Today the Fly releases
Talent Search, a search engine for
sourcing passive candidates. Find candidates from LinkedIn, ZoomInfo, Jobster and more.
Labels: Industry News, SEO tips
Thursday, October 12, 2006
ScrapeApe
This seems like a strange service to offer. I'm not sure why they charge for something that require basic webmaster skills to implement.
ScrapeApe.com (www.scrapeape.com) is a new tool that job boards across the country can utilize to receive job feeds of their clients job postings.
Naples, FL (PRWEB) October 11, 2006 -- ScrapeApe.com is a new tool that job boards across the country can utilize to receive job feeds of their clients job postings. Scraping or spidering jobs from a companies corporate career site can be a time consuming, frustrating and expensive task. ScrapeApe, which gathers and aggregates jobs from over 50,000 corporate career sites in the U.S. can eliminate the problems associated with developing, managing and maintaining scrapes on your own.
Here's the press release
Labels: Industry News, SEO tips
Friday, September 22, 2006
RecruitingFly Offering Sponsored Links
If you visit the homepage of RecruitingFly, we now offer the ability to purchase text links on a weekly or monthly basis. A 7 day text link ad is just $17 or a 30 day is $65. Visit this
link to sign up now. Or click the 'advertise here' in the Sponsor box.
Promote your recruiting blog or product. Target recruiting professionals from across the country, the UK, Australia and India. RecruitingFly is the most comprehensive
directory of recruiting and HR blogs online today.
Labels: Industry News, SEO tips
Monday, September 18, 2006
Web 2.0 Logo Generator
For those of you who are "graphically challenged", here's a simple tool to help you create a Web 2.0 looking logo.
http://msig.info/web2.phpBrowse and search
recruiting blogs.
Labels: SEO tips
Thursday, September 07, 2006
SEO Tip: keywords in file names
Matt Cutts, who is Google's webmaster go-to-guy confirms that keywords placed in file names helps with search engine ranking. Here's the quote;
"Most bloggy sites tend to have words from the title of a post in the url;
having keywords from the post title in the url also can help search engines judge the quality of a page."
And here's the
full post.
Most blogs already include keywords in their file names for each post. But if you are creating static html pages (or dynamic url's) , it's imperative you name them appropriately to rank well.
Labels: SEO tips
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