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Latest blog posts from SEO Revolution Blog

Marketing Your Content
It isn’t enough just to write good content, you also have to market it. But how? I use the power of Blogs. You see, my experience has shown that people want to be served. They would rather have content delivered to them than have to go out and search for it. Search = Work RSS feeds and other... Read more...
Published 6 days ago

Google Toolbar PageRank Update Underway
Matt Cutts mentioned a few days ago that we could see a PageRank update as early as this weekend and it is underway. As usual, the update is a snapshot from about three weeks earlier, and this update falls right in line with that time frame. I’m not seeing any huge changes, but it seems clear... Read more...
Published a week ago

“ACPI.SYS is Corrupt” Using VMWare Fusion
I was doing an install of Windows XP on my new MacBook Pro when I encountered the famous “Blue Screen” with an error: APCI.SYS is Corrupt. All the forums about the subject have a ton of conflicting advice. Let me share with you what fixed it for me. The error occurs when you set your Virtual... Read more...
Published 2 weeks ago

Seven Deadly Sins of Social Media
Bruce Clay had a good article in his newsletter about the key mistakes companies make in Social Media Marketing. The article was longer than it needed to be. Basically, here is my take on the “Deadly Sins” of Social Media: 1) Thinking Social Media is a place to sell products or services. It... Read more...
Published 3 weeks ago

“Just Write Good Content…”
This is one of the biggest lies in Internet Marketing. Yeah, that’s right, lies. You see, just writing content isn’t enough…you have to actually MARKET the content. What a concept, huh? Unfortunately what has happened in the IM space is “rockstars” like Matt Cutts from Google, who has... Read more...
Published 3 weeks ago

Best of the Web Rescuing DMOZ?!?!
ShoeMoney reported this on Friday, and I am really hoping that it does. Best of the Web, one of my favorite directories is in talks to acquire DMOZ. Over the last several years there have been a lot of editors leaving DMOZ and oddly enough, they have been hired by BOTW. One issue that a lot of... Read more...
Published 3 weeks ago

New Bonuses: Stomping the Search Engines 2
Brad Fallon and Andy Jenkins announced late on Wednesday new bonuses for the new Stomping the Search Engines DVD they are giving away for free (you just pay shipping). Get all the details and watch the video now. The offer to get Stomping the Search Engines 2 for free, along with all of the... Read more...
Published 4 weeks ago

Microsoft (Live.com) Adds Features to Local Listings
If you haven’t already done so, and you think Microsoft has enough market share to make it worth your while, add your business to their Local Listing Center, as it is the only way to make it into their Live Search Maps feature. They have made some updates and added new features. Here is a... Read more...
Published 4 weeks ago

Yahoo! Site Explorer Link Update
A couple of days ago Yahoo! updated their link counts in their very cool Site Explorer tool. A lot of webmasters were reporting HUGE drops in their link numbers, so I ran reports on all of my domains. The results? An average drop of 18% in the reported number of links. My main site, Web Marketing... Read more...
Published a month ago

Jerry West is Stomping the Search Engines … for Free?!?!
STOMPING THE SEARCH ENGINES 2.0 The first thing that I would like to start off with today is a big thank you. Not only for being one of my readers but mostly I appreciate the level of faith and trust you put in me - and for continuing to be a part of it. By now you’ve probably been hit with a... Read more...
Published a month ago

Never Use “We”
Thought of the Day Never use “We”. Never use the personal pronouns “I,”, “we,” “me,” “us,” or “our” in your website, your advertising, packaging or anywhere else. “We” means nothing. News Flash: customers don’t care about you. As awful as that sounds, that is true.... Read more...
Published a month ago

Arrived at SES
I just arrived in San Jose for SES. Feels weird being back. You see, I was born and raised in San Jose … graduated from Branham High. I can’t believe twenty years after I moved away the airport is still as awful as when I left. Due to my late arrival I missed the first day’s sessions,... Read more...
Published 2 months ago