Posts tagged: search

I went through quite a long phase of updating this blog with almost surprising regularity, so anyone that actually reads it may have noticed I’ve been somewhat absent as of late. So where have I been? Well, the short answer is I’ve just been busy! Media Wow Since I started at Media Wow, I’ve been [...]

We had an interesting conversation about Google Webmaster Tools, and it’s “top search queries” section, at work today. We’d read a lot of articles suggesting that the updated version of this page shows the overall impressions you could expect for each of the positions for keywords you rank for, but that didn’t quite sit right [...]

A couple of months ago, I noticed that IP.Board was starting to get a bit of a bad rap when it came to search engine optimisation. There were a lot of topics popping up on the forums asking how to improve things, and asking why IP.Board was not “ready” for SEO. I wrote a long [...]

Over the past few years, search engines have been adding more and more content to every search result page. From local listings and maps, to images and tweets. A lot of people find that search results are now too cluttered and it’s difficult to actually see the listings themselves. I’ve developed a Google Chrome extension [...]

I’ve just finished an update to the Site Profiler tool I wrote a couple of months ago. I’ve made some pretty big changes, and I think it’s a lot more useful now. I’m not sure if anyone actually uses it, but here’s what’s changed: Renamed to Page Profiler – makes more sense, as it only [...]