Rewind one year ago when you, as the company’s marketing manager, sent a detailed RFP encompassing the requirements and expectations for the development of your company’s new website to some of the best agencies around. Somewhere within the technical and design requirements - tucked between defining your “target audience” and listing your “usability requirements” - […]
Category Archives: SEO
Search Matters Weekly Search Crunk
June 1, 2007 – 9:05 am
Time to get it crunk up on it and throw down the gangsta SEO links for this week. You can tell I’m 100% street because I said gangsta and crunk. I’m practically a legend in my cubicle. My t-shirt that says THUGLIFE has a rip in it. That’s all I’m saying.
Get your jazz hands ready […]
What does ‘Meaning’ Mean to a Search Engine?
May 30, 2007 – 1:15 pm
Outside of the government and universities, no one hires more people with PhDs in linguistics than search engines. One major reason for this is that a search engine needs to deliver results that are not based on the string of characters you type into the search box, but instead based on what your string […]
Google Universal Search makes integrated SEM essential
May 30, 2007 – 10:38 am
What is Google’s Universal Search
Google’s introduction of Universal Search essentially brings together the various types of searchable internet content sources into one, allowing results to range across all silos of the Google landscape, including categories that were previously segregated. These silos include book search, blog search, image search, local search, video search, web search, […]
Search Matters Weekly Search Hotness
May 16, 2007 – 2:32 pm
Normally I just post search links here with the exaggeratedly plain title “Search Matters Weekly Search links”. Well, you know what? We need to add a pinch of SEO spice to this weekly mélange of tasty Search goodness, so I’m going to try out some cinnamony sweet new titles and, in the spirit of […]
Search Matters Weekly Search Links 4/18/2007
April 18, 2007 – 9:21 am
Google Bombing, Wikipedia vandalism and the future of Google search are making the top headlines this week.
Is Stephen Colbert the Greatest Living American? You decide. (SEOmoz)
Now that Google is an advertising giant, will search get abandoned and/or outsourced? (Gord)
Search for regulated industries? Who knew? (Catalyst Blog)
Want to know how far you walked after dinner last […]
Catalyst is at SES. Behold!
April 11, 2007 – 9:19 am
SES 2007 is underway in New York City! The best of the best in Search are there! Two of our top Catalyst people (Catalytes?) are there! Why am I talking in exclamations? No clue.
Heather Frahm, Catalyst’s President and co-founder is speaking on Friday in the vertical track. Her topic is Search for Regulated […]
Online Video for Healthcare Companies
April 3, 2007 – 7:46 am
Since the DTC advertising took-off ten years ago, pharmaceutical companies have been aware of the persuasive power of video. TV commercials have brought an unprecedented degree of awareness to mass audiences, and have brought depth and dimension to products that would otherwise be difficult to explain. Now that opportunity […]
The Google is Coming. The Google is Coming.
March 27, 2007 – 3:29 pm
Like the last invaders from back in ‘75 (Seventeen Seventy Five that is), it seems that Google, a new dreadnought, has its sights on Boston and they’re planning on more than a fortnight’s stay. Amidst not so subtle clues, like job listings for Google and YouTube for the Boston area and search insider gossip, the […]
SEO for Events and Seasonal Promotions
February 21, 2007 – 4:48 pm
Organic Search Engine Optimization (SEO) has a lot of strengths when compared to other marketing channels. SEO can build long-term equity for a website, providing a cost-effective supplement to paid search ads, media buys, and many other forms of online advertising.
But one area where SEO traditionally fell short is with seasonal or event-driven promotions. SEO […]
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