Spamgrish 2: Return of the ambiguous spam comments!
Take a few minutes to sit back and chuckle at 20 ridiculous English aberrations people have tried to pass as genuine blog comments. This is Spamgrish at its finest, folks!
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Stephen Chapman
Stephen is a freelance writer and blogger based in Charlotte, NC.
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The Matrix 4 and The Matrix 5 are on the way says Keanu Reeves!
Have you ever visited a page you thought was going to be about a popular topic but instead saw a sales page? If so, you may have been the victim of a trend hijacker!
SEO Fun Friday: Yellow Pages or Web Pages?
Are you still advertising in the Yellow Pages? WHY!? Get your business online and start bringing in some REAL customers!
The Top 5 Google Operators Every SEO Should Know
If you're an SEO or interested in SEO-related endeavors for your site, these search engine operators will take you a long way in gathering "intel" about a site!
SEO Fun Friday: When Google Gets Miffed at Your SEO Agency
If there was ever an SEO agency to avoid, this would be the one. Why? Because Google said so!
Auto-Unsubscribe: A Most Awesome Spam-Fighting Feature of Gmail
If you use Gmail, Google now provides a tool that will attempt to auto-unsubscribe you from spam email lists!
How to Become a Search Ninja: Harnessing the True Power of Google - Part 1
No more frustrating dead-end searches. Take the TRUE power of Google into your own hands and learn to become a search ninja!
My Favorite Rumored SEO Prospect of 2010
SEO is rife with rumors and theories. Most come and go, but is this one that will stick? This is my favorite SEO rumor from 2010.
Is Google Getting Better or Worse with Age?
With recent news of Google's quality results supposedly deteriorating, what's the takeaway? You may be surprised by the emptiness of the hype.
SEO Pro Tip: Seeking Out Common Denominators for Link Building
Did you find a great site that allowed "dofollow" link comments with no hassle? Why not try to find more just like it? Here's a method for how you can go about such a thing.