Flash content isn’t great for SEO (let alone usability) because search engines can’t crawl the content in it. Thankfully, SWFObject2 can help out by delivering alternate content when a user doesn’t have Flash installed, a search engine visits the page, or when someone deliberately turns Flash off just to spite webmasters who still use it on their sites. [Read more…] about Testing the Effectiveness of SWFObject for SEO
Spicing Up the Main Site
New PHP project
My latest coding project has been taking up all of my free time lately. Honestly though, that’s not a whole lot of time. I’m typically super busy and my free time consists of
- my morning light rail commute to downtown (about 45 minutes)
- my evening light rail commute home (about 45 minutes)
- any time I can carve out by staying up late or getting up early (about 30 minutes)
But considering how much other stuff I do on a daily basis, two hours of coding is pretty crazy. [Read more…] about New PHP project
I Love Me Some RegEx
Seriously, I have no idea how I’d do my job without RegEx. So incredibly useful for tracking keyword trends in Google Analytics. I want to write a tutorial on how to use RegEx and Google Analytics to be more awesome at SEO in the near future. Make sure I remember that. [Read more…] about I Love Me Some RegEx
New Blog Post at SwellPath
I just put up a blog post at SwellPath Interactive (Sickest SEO agency in Portland). The post, called The Rumors of SEO’s Demise Have Been Greatly Exaggerated, is an argument against the claims that SEO is dead. My friend @robertcheeke asked me what I thought of Gary Vaynerchuck saying that SEO is dead. I told Robert I’d blog about it for him and thusly was this blog post born. Let me know what you think!
This is getting redundant
Within the past five years, I’ve probably written a blog post starting with, “so this is my new blog” at least eight times. Whether it’s been Blogger, Blogspot, LiveJournal, or personal domain, they’ve all fizzled out in a relatively quick span of time. The longer endeavors lasted about a month. [Read more…] about This is getting redundant