Every day, Barry Schwartz finds interesting links and calls them the "daily link finds", which are great. I personally would put a catchier name on them, and maybe he could call it something different, but daily link finds explains it okay.

Since the SEO News industry has become so noisy (with lots of well-titled posts hyping mostly empty articles), and the major news sites are apparently jumping to publish first with such headlines, using similarly low-value content, it’s not easy to find real content about Google’s new “caffeine” indexing system.

It is important to check the 404 error pages on your website to make sure that you are not losing out on valuable traffic, visitors, and links that you could be redirecting to other web pages on your website.

404 errors, the bad pages on your website, could actually be an issue you need to look at.

Here is a great search engine optimization tip: check the 404 errors in your website's log files to make sure that you are not missing out on traffic, visitors, and links.

Did you know that you can check the 404 errors on your website to make sure that your site is not losing out on valuable traffic and visitors?

Interesting Vizion Interactive search engine optimization tip about checking the 404 errors on your website. Check your site's log files for the list of URLs that are giving 404 errors and redirect them.

The business search engine optimization tip 29 from Vizion Interactive is about your 404 error page. Look at your log files for your website and make sure that you don't have 404 errors that should be redirected to another location or page on your website. Set up a custom 404 error so visitors stay on your website and don't leave your website.

In August 2009, we made more than 13.9 billion searches. Google now has for 64.6 percent of the search market share. Microsoft Sites grabbed 9.3 percent market share, a 0.4-percentage point gain versus July 2009.

comScore has come out with their August 2009 search engine market share report. Every month they report all of the search engine market share, and it varies every month. This month, well. for August 2009, apparently Google now has 64.6 percent of the entire search engine market.

If you are a website owner, you need to make sure that you have claimed your Google Sidewiki entry.

It is important to know that as a website owner you can claim your Google Sidewiki space: and it will always appear on top of the comments. Here is how to claim your website's Google Sidewiki.

Once a person is signed up (and anyone can -- it's part of the Google toolbar), he or she can comment on any page and see comments from others on those pages. Google uses an algorithm to decide which comments go at the top. And Google, not the site owner, decides which content must be taken down because it's inappropriate.

The new Google sidewiki feature lets anyone comment about your website.

Google Sidewiki, part of the Google Toolbar, is a new feature that lets anyone comment on any website.

You should be warned about Google Sidewiki Feature that Lets People Comment on your website.

We All should be warned about the Google Sidewiki that Lets People Comment on Websites

Rushmore Drive, an IAC owned search engine that is geared towards the Black and African American community, is closing their doors. Apparently it was just not profitable for the company to continue.

Here are some great tips and trick and information about assessing and analyzing your website visitor behavior. If you have analyzed your website and done search engine optimization for your website and you're already doing that then you need to do these things, as well.

 If you have analyzed your website and done search engine optimization for your website and you're already doing that then you need to do these things, as well.

Search Engine Optimization: Telling a Search Engine to Show Real-Time Web Results

Back in Dec 09, Google announced the integration of the real-time World Wide Web in the Google natural search results.

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SEO: Should You Optimize Your Web Page for Search Engines Like LeapFish?

LeapFish expects that there will be more than 20 million searches in 2010 at their search engine. They have lately reported strong early adopter growth in 2009, and they have reached a 10,000 Alexa rank in one year.

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