From the monthly archives:

January 2006

A Grammar Lesson From Danny Sullivan

by Greg January 27, 2006 Search

Danny has been on a tear as of late. In the latest post from his new blog, he points out some grammar issues in the DOJ Google subpoena.

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SEM Quarterly Print Magazine?

by Greg January 26, 2006 Search

Shortly after finishing reading Rand’s comments on yet another inaccurate lame ass article about SEM written by someone who has no clue, I found this in my inbox:

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Matt Cutts On SEO Rockstars

by Greg January 25, 2006 Search

I’m thrilled to announce that Matt Cutts will be joining us on SEO Rockstars this coming Tuesday. (4:00 pm Pacific Time). Matt’s agreed to consider answering whatever questions (other than Google vs. the government) we can come up with, so if you have some SEO questions you’d like us to ask, go ahead and post [...]

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Link Data and Drunken Whores

by Greg January 25, 2006 Search

Google is now showing anywhere between 450,000 and 2,700,00 pages (depending on the data center) for v7ndotcom elursrebmem.
The backlink data for the top 10 is now starting to show some interesting stuff like blog spam and some user-agent cloaking.
Top 10 Individual Backlinks
Top 10 Merged Backlinks
John Scott was also gracious enough to add me to his [...]

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MSN Doesn’t Love Me Anymore

by Greg January 18, 2006 Search

I just received a "Dear John" letter from my buddies at MSN Search:
Greg,
Thank you for expressing interest in attending MSN Search Champs v4. Unfortunately, due to a huge amount of very qualified responses, we are unable to extend invitations to everyone that wanted to attend. However we are already planning for Champs v5, so keep [...]

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