Dallas Search Engine
and SEO News:
May 30, 2007- Wikipedia
is asking for SEO experts to help edit and contribute to their
Search Engine Opitimization article. The problem the
SEO experts see is that anyone can come onto to the page and edit
the article. One optimizer stated that all the work put into the
article could just be wiped out wasting everyones time. Wikipedia
should just "lock" the pages when done and only allow
trusted overseers to unlock the pages for editing, cutting down
on abuse.
May 18, 2007- Google
Universal Search has gone live where a search result
will list videos outside of Google's own websites. This will prove
a win for amateur video producers to become known.
May 9, 2007- Matt
Cutts, one of Google's engineers, discusses on his blog
how the search engine handles websites with malware.
Websites that distribute malware will be filtered from Google's
search results.
May 4, 2007- Microsoft
is meeting with Yahoo to discuss a merge once again in
order to pursue its number one rival Google, according to the
New York Post. Shares in Yahoo increased 15% during midday trading.
The deal is worth a reported $50 billion while Yahoo's market
capitilization was $38 billion yesterday. An industry analyst
says the Microsoft merge is unlikely as some of the services between
the two companies would be duplicated but possibly that Microsoft
may want to purchase Yahoo's online search advertising.
Search Engine and SEO News; May 2007
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