1. Place ads following the F (golden triangle, top-left) pattern. 2. Blend the links with your site. 3. Use a rectangle in top-left, with one paragraph over it, and a link block in the footer. 4. Use two blocks (not more) to get expensive ads. 5. Use alternative color switcher (special AdSense color code) to prevent ad blindness. 6. Use speical Google AdSense content section tags to target ads. 7. Get more content. More content = more clicks = more revenue. 8. More in the post. Join discussion...

Google changed the Webmaster Guidelines recently. They asked me to report my paid links, should I? Join discussion...

Game 3 of Guess the Internet Marketing Site is under way. Win a post with a dandy link if you win! Join discussion...

Today I was reading a post in SeoMoz about “Link Building strategies for Enterprise sites” some thoughts get clouded in my mind. In this post I just try to share some of my thoughts assuming some generic points on what an Enterprise site would be. Join discussion...

SU says not much will change, they will be run separately. We can only hope.... see what the StumbleUpon blog has to say.... Join discussion...

Usually you’re allowed 70 characters for the short description, but with the ending period, we’re all being cheated out of one character. One character doesn’t sound like a lot, but when you’re trying to get creative as well put across the right message and appeal to the right audience, every character counts. Join discussion...

Rand of SEOmoz speaks his mind about the Wikipedia article on search engine optimization. Join discussion...

Jim Boykin and his team of link ninjas have put out the word and they are throwing everything but the kitchen sink at you. Join discussion...

Over the last couple of months I've found myself reading through more and more social media optimisation (SMO) articles. I found Lyndon Antcliff's enormous linkbait list to be a great resource so I thought I'd share a similar list of articles which I found to be useful in improving my own understanding of SMO. Join discussion...

Does one company owning the top 5 spots on Google provide a good user experience for the person searching? Join discussion...