NewRedBook – The Nick Garner Blog

I really like Todd Malicott and his site stuntdubl, so much so hes on my RSS list. Anyway hes done the most awesome post on the core issues surrounding SEO -?  you should read it http://www.stuntdubl.com

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As some of you may remember Aol accidently let a load of data loose on to the internet ( http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/5255732.stm ) and some SEO’ers have made some good use of this – including me ! I would love to say that I crunched the original data, but that credit goes to http://www.jimboykin.com/click-rate-for-top-10-search-results/ However I have [...]

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I have long advocated the idea of keyword clustering, simply because its a clever way for searh engines to understand ‘context’. On a basic level his means building a broad theme across a site and then building more focused themes on specific pages. These themes originate from core keywords or keyword phrases which are promenent [...]

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I have found some really interesting stuff which augments my piece on keyword clustering. In essence, Google uses a technology to work out he relative importance of a keywords based on its proximity to other words. I would love to say I understand this properly – because I don’t. But I’m learning. Where do I [...]

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Hi, IM adding this link because its a superb article on LSI.(latent symantec indexing) IT turns a pretty inaccessable subject into soemthing most of us can probbaly grasp…. ? http://www.knowledgesearch.org/lsi/cover_page.htm?  My next push is to find a proper LSI tool which allows me to get more ‘predictive’ with this. In other words, I write and from [...]

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Occasionally I come across stuff whicih I don’t really understand, but that I know is important… this website is one http://www.miislita.com They are academics who specialise in “Information Retrieval – Artificial Intelligence”. I have read a few of their papers and it has given me a more intuitive sense of how search engines function. As [...]

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