Deceptive Adwords marketing by VisitBritain.com – contrary to their marketing copy they do not appear to be the official trip planner website for trips to Ireland. Dirty tactics from the UK…

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Moving away from the ‘Bullshit’ (see below), here’s a really fascinating post about searcher behaviour, and whether singular or plural search phrases matter more.

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In a sleepy little village in the Garden of Ireland lives a quintessential pipe smoking senior citizen.

With a dark secret

I use Google News most days as the ‘entry point’ to my online news consumption.

Google News Ireland served up some odd results the other day however. Is there a secret message in here for the HSE?

Just who is doing all the searching on [Internet Marketing Ireland] and [Online Marketing Ireland]?

It might not be the people you hoped it was. Especially if you are a Search Marketer yourself…

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It’s a fact of life that spammers wouldn’t be in business if they weren’t making a dollar. Another fact of life is that very often SEO and spamming live very closely.

This is a post about some particularly well-known SEO tools that were pushed through comment spam left on my blog. A mini-rant? Yes, and a look at the effectiveness of ‘long copy’ pages to sell products.

Yes, yes, yes. I know. I really must stop checking the referrers. I don’t know what’s creepier – that someone visited my site searching for ‘whore‘, or the fact that they went as far as the 47th page before dropping in: Perhaps it was just my magnetic page title and META description

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Ireland’s best known Google Bomb is alive and well. So allow me to speculate as to how Google is filtering out Google Bombs.

I wonder if perhaps the ‘Telecoms Poodle‘ can give us any pointers?

What follows is more likely than not 100 miles away from the actual technique Google uses (if I’m that close I’ll be happy :mrgreen:).

George Bush is no longer a miserable failure. So says Google.

Some algorithmic changes over at the world’s largest Search Engine have saved some blushes for many a top politician.

But could this affect your websites as well?

Roam4Free eh? Sounds compelling – something that everyone who roams wants.

I think Pat is on to an absolute winner. And with a couple of tweaks to the website I think this will become even more of a no-brainer for customers.

But is my advice any good? You decide (and there’s a free link for anyone who can figure out what I’m thinking at the end :mrgreen:)

Did you know that the META Description tag can be one of the most important factors dictating whether searchers will actually visit your website?

But META descriptions aren’t useful for attracting search engines, they’re useful for attracting the people who use search engines. Read on to learn how your META tags can get you more traffic (and I’m pretty sure you aren’t thinking what I’m thinking).

First post of 2007, some thoughts, some ideas, and free site reviews and advice. Read on and leave your URL in the comments.

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Quite a lot of sites are you know…

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