Author: Joe Friedlein
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My Five #9
A weekly round up of the week online. From pumpkin carving to web psychology, what has been keeping Joe Friedlein interested this week?
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Negative SEO is dead
Google finally launches a disavow tool. Does this herald the death of negative SEO?
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GRRRR – is (not provided) doing your head in?
Are you struggling to understand your keywords in Google Analytics? Vote now and help a study to show how many keywords are now (not provided) due to encrypted search.
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My Five#2
My Five: Five things worth sharing from the last week (or so), brought to you by a different member of the Browser Media team every Friday.
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Recovering from a Google Penalty
What does it take to recover from a Google penalty and what does recovery look like? A follow up blog post to share our experiences.
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Dear Matt Cutts…
An open letter to Matt Cutts and Google’s search quality team. Please would you explain why material prepared to support a reinclusion request is not viewed as part of that process?
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And the winner is…
The Browser Media Fantasy Football League – much more exciting that the ‘real’ premier league! Who won?
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London 2012 – the social games
Olympic bosses are encouraging athletes to embrace social media throughout the duration of the games. A recipe for disaster?
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Tablets rocking the mobile world (again)
Yet another report shows the importance of the iPad in ‘mobile’ e-commerce. Is it really that surprising to see high revenue stats when Google Analytics counts it as a mobile device? Why is a lap top not a mobile device?
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Negative SEO or Google just getting it (painfully) wrong?
Is it possible to be penalised by Google for doing good work? Why has our site been hit after producing good content?
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Google planning to penalise sites with ‘too much SEO’
During a recent panel event at SXSW it was revealed by Google’s Matt Cutts that Google is working on penalising sites that are ‘over-optimised’.
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