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Blog Update: Getting Indexed by Google, Yahoo & Bing
by Kerry Dean on 11/10/2009 at 5:27 pm in Online Strategies, SEO, SEO Best Practices
Last Tuesday morning (Nov. 3) we launched TheRangeBlog.com. When you move a blog from one domain to another, there are a lot of I’s to dot and T’s to cross. I did what any project manager would do: I came up with a simple checklist. Many of the items are SEO best practices for redirects. In this case, we had to keep in mind the fact that we were moving from one domain to another. Here is what we did.
Full StoryAre You Ready for the Next Big Th(b)ing?
by Herndon Hasty on 06/15/2009 at 11:35 am in Industry News, Opinion Editorial, SEO
If you’re looking for news about the next big engine change that’s going to destroy Google, set fire to Facebook and (my recent favorite in the tech-or-information-replacement-genre) render Nielsen obsolete…you won’t find it here. For all the hype behind MSN’s new incarnation in Bing, it’s not much of a change from current search options and probably won’t change search engines…or decision engines, whatever they want to call it.
Full StoryWhat’s In a Name?
by Danielle Smith on 06/02/2009 at 1:30 pm in Industry News, Opinion Editorial, Within Range
Not to compete with all the truly credible press out there currently swirling around in cyberspace, but I’m going to weigh in on Bing, MSN’s latest search engine scheme. I’m not here to give you the technical reasons why I think MSN’s latest venture Bing will be a success or failure. What I am here to do is talk about the name and a couple of anecdotes that have come about since it was first released.
Full StoryA Catheter Connecting You to Hollywood
by Danielle Smith on 05/28/2009 at 1:18 pm in Commentary, Observations, Within Range
One thing I’ve been thinking about lately is just how pervasive celebrity culture is online. You really can’t open a browser without catching some headline of some famous person’s antics. It’s even tiring for me to keep thinking about it but dang if something new and titillating doesn’t break every day. My favorites of late are Kate Gosselin’s crazy hair and Madonna’s successful campaign against looking natural. I am not a fan of aging anyway, but thanks to the internet, well, let’s just say I’m really serious about moisturizing both day and night. Imagine some sort of new fangled headgear that allows you to shed the 20 years you fought so hard to put on starting at age 10.
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