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A colleague of mine pointed out this article today over at weberz.com regarding wordpress permalinks.

Frankly, I cannot believe someone took the time to write this article. The entire foundation for the argument seems to revolve around the official ‘wordpress documentation’ manual.  In it, wordpress tells us NOT to start our permalinks URL strings with text.

Why you may ask? Well because our servers will take a few split seconds longer to load a page. The author even calls out Matt Cutts of…

Well despite my best efforts to avoid Twitter, I have finally signed up for an account.  While I still do not see the true value or purpose of it, I’ll give it a shot.

Every SEO seminar and/or webinar I’ve attended so far this year has revolved around Twitter as if it were the best thing since sliced bread.  We shall see.

Check out Marc McDermott on Twitter now!

I woke up this morning, got my cup of coffee and fired up the computer.  I went through my usual morning routine of checking website rankings and analytic reports from the previous day.  Only today I noticed that all my SERP pages in Google had anti-malware warnings for EVERY page.  I was quite taken back by this, however it only seemed to last a few hours or so.  SearchEngineLand.com actually wrote up a nice piece today on this same observation.

If…

I’ve posted my online resume on this site today and is now available for viewing. It’s not quite up to date at the moment but should be sufficient for the time being.  Be sure to check back for an updated version very soon.

What’s the biggest and most important part of SEO?  LINKS! Not just any links though as I am confident many of you ought to know; links must be DOFOLLOW.

Dofollow backlinks with a high PR are more or less a gem in the world of SEO.  Finding such a website/blog to get a free high PR dofollow link can be extremely time consuming if you fail to have a few tricks up your sleeve.  Yes there are ways to find them…

Marc McDermott, the famous one…

Marc McDermott was born on July 24, 1881 in the province of Goldburn, New South Wales, Australia. Marc’s lived a pretty quiet childhood in New South Wales. When he was 15 years old, he was attending the Jesuit College of Sydney when his father died. In order to support his mother and his sister, Marc took part in an acting troupe in Sydney. It did not take long for Marc to get discovered. It was the…