Webcology Episode #268 – NSA intrusions, Edward Snowden, and Rob Ford’s crack video Airdate: October 31, 2013 Jim and Dave wish Jill Whalen good luck! This week, they discuss the NSA Intrusion as both Google and Yahoo lash out over reports of NSA interception. Also, will the FAA allow mobile devices to be used throughout […]
Webcology Episode #267 – PubCon and Google news Airdate: October 24, 2013 What was said between Jason Calacanis and Matt Cutts at PubCon2013? Dave and Jim discuss whether or not Google might be reducing  the importance of Authorship in results, a Google Link Penalty on WWW vs Non WWW sites and PageRank data, and the first […]
Webcology Episode #266 – Google, Google, Google! Airdate: October 17, 2013 This week, it’s pretty much all about the G-man. Jim and Dave discuss Google’s Media Tools for reporters and journalists; Google seeks searcher satisfaction: How marketers can keep up; Guest blogging best done in moderation; Google seeks to appeal wiretap ruling; AOL dethrones Google […]
Webcology Episode #265 – Alan Knecht, a Visual Guide to Google and more Airdate: October 10, 2013 Jim and Dave welcome Alan Knecht of Digital Always Media to discuss Life After Google Encrypts All Organic Search Keywords. This week, the boys discuss , ?, and  . Podcast: |
Webcology Episode #264 – Google’s Hummingbird and David Harry from SEO Training Dojo Airdate: October 3, 2013 Breaking down Google’s new Hummingbird Algorithm change, as Jim and Dave welcome David Harry of the SEO Training Dojo to discuss a recent article entitled . Podcast: |
Webcology Episode #263 – Matt Cutts, G+ #hashtag support, guests Michelle Stinson-Ross and Thom Craver Airdate: September 26, 2013 Does Google Penalize For Invalid HTML? Matt Cutts Says No ; Google #search adds hashtag support, but only for G+. Michelle Stinson-Ross from digital Always Media is back to explain. Bing gets a redesign and a […]
Webcology Episode #262 – Disavowing 35k links in Google, The limitations of G+ shares, and guest Michelle Stinson-Ross Airdate: September 19, 2013 What Happens When You Disavow 35,000 Links In Google? New Study Finds Google+ Shares Don’t Cause Higher Search Rankings. Also, Jim and Dave welcome Michelle Stinson-Ross from Digital Always Media to give us […]
Webcology Episode #261 – Verizon news, WMT’s link data, and an Official FTC Inquiry for Facebook Airdate: September 12, 2013 Should Verizon Communications be able to block its broadband customers from going to websites that refuse to pay the provider for their traffic. Matt Cutts announces news for SEOs and publishers! Google Webmaster Tools gives […]
Webcology Episode #260 – Correlation, Causation and Coincidence in SEO Airdate: September 5, 2013Â Correlation, Causation and Coincidence in SEO as Dave elaborates on a recent Search Engine Watch article which discusses how some SEOs lack of understanding of the difference between correlation and causation. Also, Mozilla Moves to Block Cookies by moving ahead with […]
Webcology #259 – All about DNS attacks with guests Kristine Schachinger and Josh Dennis Airdate: August 29, 2013 Talking Hacksymetric Warfare 2013 as Webcology looks at how the late August DNS hack by the Syrian Electronic Army was executed against the New York Times, Twitter and Huffington Post. Guests Kristine Schachinger and Josh Dennis are […]
Webcology Episode #258 – Page Speed Ranking Factors, Yahoo’s impressive numbers, Google Authorship FAQ Airdate: August 22, 2013 Jim and Dave discuss Page Speed Ranking Factors, and how they are not more important on mobile search. Yahoo’s search numbers are better than Google’s in July, and a Google FAQ on Authorship rel=author. Podcast: |
Webcology Episode #257 – Bing’s SEO Do’s and Don’ts, DAM’s new strategic alliance Airdate: August 15, 2013 Jim and Dave run through 27 of Bings Official List of SEO Dos and Donts; Digital Always Media Makes a New Strategic Alliance as Jim announces a new business venture with Firestarter Social Media. Jim also discusses his […]
Webcology Episode #256 – Disavowing Bad Links, Def-con review and a tonne of guests! Airdate: August 8, 2013 Join Jim and Dave for a recap of Def-con Hacking Conference from SiteWithoutWalls founder Kristine Schachinger. Firestarter Social Media’s Michelle Stinson Ross tells us about the Facebook News Feed Algo change, and Kim Krause Berg, Jim Boykin […]
Webcology Episode #255 – Examples of Pure Spam, More Matt Cutts and Colleagues Who Exemplify Our Industry Airdate: August 1, 2013 Google gives us ten examples of pure spam, partners with Starbucks for better in-store Wi-Fi. Matt Cutts okays content curation, and aimclear want to clone Jim. Just another week for Jim and Dave at […]
Webcology #254 – Blackberry Layoffs, Expandable Hidden Text and more Matt Cutts Airdate: July 25, 2013 Recent changes to Google’s Link Schemes page, Matt Cutts discusses expandable hidden text, and news of 250 layoffs from the beleaguered BlackBerry. Jim and Dave wax philosophic about how Anthony Weiner might still be the leading candidate (even if […]