Vindication! I gave up on the keywords meta tag long ago, but plenty of “SEO gurus” say you should still fill it with a moderate amount of garbage loosely relating to your site. Like I said the other day, anyone can do a decent job at SEO by utilizing some common sense and elbow grease. [...]
Read More google, seoI’ll admit it, I was real lazy getting on the SEO train. It took starting my own company for me to finally start paying attention. SEO for my previous major site work was handled for me. ClassicWines had other staff dedicated to the issue, and Destination ImagiNation had such a huge network of affiliate sites [...]
Read More frankomendations, fwdvault, optimization, seoMy code for displaying Twitter posts on your site is pretty handy, but it does have drawbacks. Each page load involves calling a remote URL, downloading a resulting XML file, and parsing the results, increasing your load times and using bandwidth. To minimize the impact, you can really only display a handful of the most [...]
Read More database, fwdvault, lifestream, mysql, open source, seo, social networking, TwitterThe latest trend in perfecting “the message” in the internet age has been to optimize content for search engine indexing, aggregation, and delivery through the voodoo of search engine optimization – SEO. Let me be plain: I think most sites and web services are spending too much time worrying about what the Google crawler sees. [...]
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