Well, there’s been a few heavy updates in the SEO world this past week. Let’s get to the goods shall we?
Google Can Read Ajax and JavaScript
Well, I know this means little to the day-to-day business owner but if you talk to your Internet marketer or technical SEO you’ll realize this is a big deal. Rather than get into a long-hauled explanation of the benefits of this to almost all websites and if not then their blogs, I’ll just point form it out for you. Oh but before I do, let …

I actually sure hope so but according to tagSEOBlog, the +1 button was possibly an early April fools joke. I hope it was cause already I’m not a fan, I don’t even know how to discuss the + button in real life? I plused it? Upped it? Not sure. I wrote about the new button a few days ago here.
Either way, let us see. Another joke that was floating around what the Google blocked Google Places from it’s search results because Places was deemed as a content farm. I’m not …

If you’re an SEO, web developer or business owner of any kind and have decided to take advantage of Google Buzz and Google profiles in the past you’ll be delighted to know that Google revamped their Google Profile pages – and almost a lot like Facebook. Read below.
For those unaware, as it stands Facebook and it’s social sphere is one of Google’s main competitors and for the last year or so they’ve been trying to launch a product would be just as flavourful and savoury as Facebook and for the …

The answer should be no! Why? Because most ethical SEO companies in Canada do take heed to Google’s Webmaster Guidelines, most SEO companies in Canada are honest and value their customers and, above all, most of these Canadian SEO companies don’t turn their client sites into Content Farms.
What exactly is a content farm?
Well it’s exactly what it sounds like. A website that has been classified as a content farm will generally have very low value content (copy) and/or is has copied content from another website.
The following is a quote from …

Citations may be mentions of a business’s name and address in text on webpages or in social media status updates. (I’ve theorized that citation analysis may go even further, including mentions of the address by itself as well as mentions of the business’s phone number and business name could also be counted as citations, too, under certain conditions.)
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A lot of people practicing SEO in Canada are making a huff about Google’s Personal Blocklist plugin – making claims that evil competitors can destroy business owner’s rankings in the search engines which is a completely uninformed claim.
Click here to get to the bottom line and dispel the myth that competitors can ruin our rankings with the Google Personal Blocklist plugin.
Think like Google for a minute. Actually, think like a business. Your main interest is to satisfy your customers so they keep coming back. We can safely say that …