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Archive for April, 2006

Starting a new SEO career

Posted by Nadir on April 28th, 2006

Damn, I’ve been very busy this week. On Monday, I started my new job. I’ve been hired by a french SEO company based in Paris called Aposition. I’m glad I found a company that suited my needs and that has the same vision of SEO than me. It’s actually a big company, they have about […]

How Bloggers are Influencing Society

Posted by Nadir on April 19th, 2006

Instead of sharing your ideas at your local pub with a few buddies, it has become pretty easy to share your ideas with thousands, or millions of people thanks to blogs, but also forums and all kinds of websites.
According to Technorati, they are now more than 35 millions of blogs, who are most of the […]

Whois.sc no longer exists

Posted by Nadir on April 14th, 2006

I’m a big fan of the SEO Firefox extension called SEOpen. It’s a great tool to check many SEO related information with only one right-click with your mouse. While I was checking a Whois record for a site with this extension, I noticed that the famous whois.sc’s website doesn’t exist anymore.

Google’s Web Office is (almost) there

Posted by Nadir on April 13th, 2006

Well, you all heard that Google officially anounced the release of its Calendar application today.

16% of web sites still use frames

Posted by Nadir on April 11th, 2006

I visit hundreds of sites each week and I sometimes see a few websites that still use atrocious frames. But I didn’t know that the average number of websites using frames accross the Web was around 16% in 2006.

SEO 2.0

Posted by Nadir on April 10th, 2006

Again Todd comes up with a thoughtful post about SEO. He describes how SEO must be now, and has to switch to a “2.0 era“. He sees SEO as an Internet Marketing technique with a comprehensive understanding of usability, design, traffic, trend, economics, conversion, risks, budget and other detailed principles.

Keotag: a nice tag search engine

Posted by Nadir on April 7th, 2006

A new little “Web 2.0″ search engine just came up. It allows you to “tag search” across 17 different social bookmark sites such as Digg, Furl, Technorati etc from the same interface. It’s called Keotag. Have fun with it.

MyBlog3D: Welcome to the house!

Posted by Nadir on April 4th, 2006

Would you like to be able to have your own virtual house on the web, invite friends to have a talk, share your last pictures from your trip to Thailand or even play paintball with them?