° Top 44 SEO blogs - SEO, SEM, Google, Tips, Tricks

čtvrtek 30. dubna 2009

Getting Social: Why SEOs Should Care About Social Media

Why should SEOs care about social media?

Put simply you should care because the search engines do.

The end.

Just kidding, but if that was the entirety of my post that would be enough.

Social media represents many things to search engines. Voting and engagement points are feeding critical user data to the engines via their toolbars and browsers. The UGC created by social media makes up a huge component of the interlinking web, and has provided some of the engines largest spam problems. And if all of this was not enough, Twitter, a platform initially designed for inner-office communication, is posing the realest threat to Google’s strong hold on search.

Links

No SEO worth anything is going to argue against the importance links in ranking.
Social media offers the greatest opportunity for massive quality link acquisition since the penalization of paid links.

Getting Social: Why SEOs Should Care About Social Media

čtvrtek 19. března 2009

Twitter: Twitter, the Most Important Website Since Google?

I will be the first to admit while it didn’t take me a long time to sign up and start networking with friends on Twitter, it has taken me a long time to understand the true power of the website. When I first started using it I saw it as a networking and communication tool. The more I come to use it and the more I watch people from all walks of life using it I am starting to see why Twitter may possibly be the most important website since Google. To help you understand my logic I want to start with some thoughts on Google.

I think it is safe to say most everyone believes Google is currently the most important website on the internet. When I say important I mean the one that has effected how we use the internet the most thus far. Before it came out we were all satisfied with Yahoo, DogPile and other engines and then Google came a long and it got some grass roots buzz, it was the cool new minimalistic search engine that had surprisingly good results with a clean interface. Soon everyone that was savvy enough to know they could choose the search engine they retrieved info from, chose Google. Google didn’t enhance search, Google popularized search. Yes search was around before Google but people didn’t stop using the Yellow Pages and the Phone book and every other method of finding information until Google.

Twitter, the Most Important Website Since Google?

pátek 13. března 2009

DOSH DOSH: Tell People What You Want Them to Do for You

Tell People What You Want Them to Do for You

In marketing and advertising, a ‘call to action’ is a message or statement which encourages the prospect to perform a specific action. Most of the time this involves buying a product, making a donation, subscribing to a newsletter or requesting for more information. The specific action to take is defined by the marketer in accordance with his/her goals.

If you think about it, call-to-actions are really a natural result of most human interactions. You call a friend to chit-chat and before you hang up, you ask her to have lunch together tomorrow. She thinks about her schedule for a moment and says “Sure, let’s do that”.

středa 4. března 2009

Why Google won’t remove that page you don’t like

Why Google won’t remove that page you don’t like

Every few weeks or so, someone contacts me and says “Hey Matt, there’s page out on the web about me that I really don’t like. Is there any way to remove it from Google’s index?” People don’t usually say it like that. More likely, they say “There’s this person making crazy claims about me on the web, and the stuff they say is just off-the-wall. Can Google remove this crazy person’s page?” Or “Everybody knows that this crazy person is posting lies and twisting people’s words. Is there anything you can do about it?”

sobota 7. února 2009

čtvrtek 5. února 2009

SEO Tactics: How to Search Engine Optimize a sales page?

You know those one page sales pitches, with big fonts and a boat load of tempting offers to buy that product ?

Of course, we all hate them, the one page “too good to be true” offers, but it’s a fact that they are money makers in disguise. In fact, they make a lot of money for the owners that they are considered the best effective tool to sell anything on the internet.

SEO Tactics: "Borrowing" Content: How The Little Guy Can Fight Back

The problem: big publishers "borrowing" stories from smaller publishers, redrafting them, and republishing them. Because the bigger publisher has greater domain authority, "their" story achieves higher rank.

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) - I.

SEO is an acronym for "search engine optimization" or "search engine optimizer." Deciding to hire an SEO is a big decision that can potentially improve your site and save time, but you can also risk damage to your site and reputation. Make sure to research the potential advantages as well as the damage that an irresponsible SEO can do to your site. Many SEOs and other agencies and consultants provide useful services for website owners, including:

•Review of your site content or structure
•Technical advice on website development: for example, hosting, redirects, error pages, use of JavaScript
•Content development
•Management of online business development campaigns
•Keyword research
•SEO training
•Expertise in specific markets and geographies.

úterý 3. února 2009

Pro-SEO: Top SEO tactics

1 - Link to sitemap from syndicated content
2 - Translating your website into other languages
3 - ROR Sitemaps
4 - Keywords and phrases that convert
5 - Internal linking structure
6 - Secrets of site logs and stats

Advanced Keyword Research Strategies

Advanced Keyword Research Strategies

Keyword selection will haunt your search engine optimization campaign forever, so in this article we aim to help you make better choices. In this first part of a two-part series, you will learn where to find an abundance of keywords, and how to narrow them down to the ones that will be most effective for your web site.

pátek 30. ledna 2009

What My Kids Taught Me About Blogging

Anyone who has spent more than 35 seconds with a preschooler knows they have the attention span of a squirrel on crack. Holding their focus on any one toy, game, conversation or activity for more than a few minutes is a challenge. They're always looking for the next great adventure and the next fun surprise. Over time, they learn to focus a little longer and a little more intently, but in the early days, it's all ADD, all the time.
Internet users aren't all that different. We live in a world where the next exciting thing is a single click away.

středa 28. ledna 2009

SEO: Where Do New SEOs Go Wrong When They Set Learning Priorities?

An awareness of SEO usually comes about when a person launches a site, only to find that the site doesn't magically appear #1.

Soon after, the webmaster will likely find themselves knee deep in SEO forums and blogs, where everyone has a viewpoint, and often those viewpoints contradict each other. Contradiction is rife in SEO. To understand why, we need to understand the history of search engines.

The first step in setting learning priorities for SEO is to.....

pondělí 26. ledna 2009

The Gaza Conflict Turns into a Search Engine Optimization and Online PR War!

Facebook, Youtube and twitter started as online hangouts and communities to trade pictures, music clips and a way to stay in touch with co-workers and friends. The conflict in Gaza has morphed social media into a medium to express and promote political Views.

The Israeli Defense Force (IDF) hired an Israeli-American search engine optimization (SEO) guru to promote their PR efforts on facebook and Youtube to overcome the negative backlash of the public opinion amid the violent incursion into Gaza that claimed over 1,300 lives and 6,000 injured.

čtvrtek 15. ledna 2009

Top 7 SEO blogs by Daily Blog Tips

Top 7 SEO blogs by http://www.dailyblogtips.com/:

Bruce Clay, Inc. Blog - Bruce is an old name in the industry. His blog is a great resource for SEO news and tips in general. What keeps me coming back, though, are the hilarious in-post comment wars he has with Susan. Think we could do something like that, Daniel?

Marketing Pilgrim - Andy Beal’s got some great material on a variety of different marketing-related topics, including a lot of articles on SEO and blogging.

Matt Cutts: Gadgets, Google, and SEO - There’s nothing quite like getting news straight from the source. Matt works for Google. He’s a great read to begin with, but you just can’t beat his blog for authority when it comes to the internet’s #1 search engine.

Search Engine Land - Although the blog itself has only been around for a few months, Danny Sullivan has been an SEO bigwig for much longer.

Search Engine Roundtable - If you want to stay abreast of conversations on the hottest SEO discussion boards (e.g. Cre8asite, WebmasterWorld, DigitalPoint, etc.) without, well, having to read them, this blog is your first stop.

Search Engine Watch - This blog is definitely one of the oldest and most respected sources for search engine news. It’s a bit drier than the others; good for information, bad for personality, but still useful if all you’re interested in are the facts.

SEOmoz Daily SEO Blog - Rand Fishkin and co. provide some great information. Be sure not to miss their whiteboard fridays.

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úterý 13. ledna 2009

TOP SEO - Proven SEO Tactics

Proven SEO Tactics: How to Start Getting Up to 5,000 Visitors Daily

When SEO is mentioned, many times a listener's eyes will start to glaze over. They think search engine optimization (SEO) is complicated geek speak. But it’s really not. SEO is fairly straightforward and there are proven tactics that can pretty easily start bringing in up to 5,000 visitors a day.

Search engine optimization is all about getting your site to rank well in search engines like Google. Conventional SEO wisdom is that if you’re on the first three pages of results returned, you’re ranking pretty high. But, how do you get there? Following are 8 proven SEO tips that can start to pave the way.

8 Proven SEO Tips that Drive Traffic – for Years to Come

1. Keyword-Driven SEO Articles: If content is king on the net, then SEO content is pure royalty. SEO articles contain keywords relevant to your niche. If you have a good amount of content on your site that uses the words that information seekers type in when they search the web, then your site will rank higher than one that doesn’t employ this strategy.

FYI, the words that information seekers type in when they search the web are called keywords. And, you want lots of content with lots of these on your site. Professional SEO copywriters provide this.

As an example, if you were looking for used cars in your city, you’d probably type in “used cars” and “Atlanta,” (if you lived in Atlanta). If you wanted your site to be on the first few pages of the search results, a professional SEO copywriter can write articles with those keywords sprinkled throughout to push your site to the top.

Some SEO articles that come to mind using these keywords: How to Buy Used Cars in Atlanta; Used Cars Good on Gas in Atlanta; Where to Find Cheap Used Cars in Atlanta; Used Cars in Atlanta: What to Look for in a Dealer; Used Cars in Atlanta Under $5,000.

2. Quality, Informative SEO Content: While keywords are important in content writing, it must be written to be informative and educational. Professional SEO copywriters know how to incorporate keyword phrases so that the content not only drives search engine traffic, but gives them something useful to read once they land on your site.

Look at it this way, if your content is stuffed with keywords – which will bring in traffic – but is unprofessional, uninteresting, not informative and barely readable, how likely do you think visitors will be to return to your site?

You have to draw visitors to your site. Keywords do this. But to keep them coming back – which is what it takes to eventually make sales – you must give them what they want: ie, helpful, informative content.

How a Professional SEO Copywriter Can Help You Get More Traffic – and Increase Sales
This starts with knowing how to write eye-catching titles, which topics generate the most interest, how to write content that will be relevant five years from now, how to use “hot” news topics and make them relevant to your niche, etc. Professional SEO copywriters know how to do all of this.

SEO copywriting is about more than knowing how to spread keywords throughout a 300-500 word article. It’s about keeping the surfer (the potential customer) in mind and catering to their needs first.
New Media Words’ SEO copywriters always adhere to this internet marketing axiom.

3. Write Your Site’s Meta Tags: Some search engine optimization experts have theorized that if you fill in your meta tags, you’ve gained a 25% advantage over other sites already. Why is this? Because most sites don’t have their meta tags filled in.

Get an answer to the question, "What are meta tags?" Meta tags describe your site, and there are quite a few of them. The most popular ones though that every site should have filled in are the Title, Keyword and Description tags.

Some have very long descriptions, keywords and keyword phrases; others have short ones. Which one is correct? At New Media Words, we focus on the most popular, appropriate phrases for your site. Some will have more, others will have less. It all depends on the niche.

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neděle 11. ledna 2009

Search Engines

I. How search engines work

Search engines are based on computer programs that explore the Net in search of webpages. They do this by using so-called "spiders," "crawlers," or "robots".
Like any human surfer, the robots are able to follow the links present on webpages. When finding a new webpage, they copy all or parts of the text present on the page into their search engine database.
Other spiders revisit these pages on a regular interval in order to register changes or dead links. The interval varies greatly from search engine to search engine and from site to site.

II. Ranking algorithm

The search engine will have billions of webpages in its database. In order to deliver relevant results, the search engine companies have developed special ranking algorithms that calculate the order of search query results.
By a search query we mean the keyword or keyword phrase the visitor enters into the search form of the search engine.
A special program analyzes the search query, and then searches the database for pages that contain this keyword or keyword phrase.
Next it analyzes every single one of the relevant pages in order to determine how important that phrase is on that page. The pages the search engine find most relevant will be listed first.
For instance, if you are searching for "Albert Einstein," and the search engine finds a main headline on that page containing the phrase "Albert Einstein," it will guess that this page is fairly relevant to your needs. If, on the other hand, it finds the phrase only once, buried in a long text, it will reckon it is less relevant.

III. Getting search engine points

The search engine gives each and every page points based on how often and where it finds the keyword phrase (the keyword location). Some locations give more points than others, the exact factor varying from search engine to search engine.
Search engines also take other factors into consideration, including link popularity. We will come back to that.
One very important part of search engine marketing is to know where to put the relevant keyword phrases in your webpages.

IV. Designing webpages for search engines

The search engine does not "see" the webpage the way we see it; it reads only the text-based code behind it. This is will help you to have an elementary insight into HTML, the coding language used to produce webpages. If you do not know any HTML, you could for instance read through one of the beginner's guides to HTML.
If you do not have the patience for this, by all means read on -- we will help you understand. Keep in mind, though, that an HTML file is a plain text file that contains the text you can read on a web page, as well as information on how the web browser is to format it. We are going to look at the elements of this text file.

V. On search directories

This guide is about search engines only. There are also so-called "search directories" produced by human beings that visit and consider websites for inclusion. The most important ones are the Yahoo! Directory and The Open Directory. In order to get listed in these, you have to use entirely different techniques.
See our article on "Preparing your site for the search directories") for more information.

SEO SEO SEO!

SEO - Search Engine Optimization for Your Web Site.

Whether your Web site is brand new or ten years old, managing how it appears to search engines is crucial to its success. The typical Web site gets 61 per cent of its traffic from organic (nonpaid) search engine results, and 41 per cent of all traffic from Google alone.

neděle 28. prosince 2008

The Top 46 SEO Posts of the Year 2008

1) Problogger
URL: http://www.problogger.net/

Helping bloggers earn money, Darren Rowse offers blog tips, SEO know-how, and news for the professional and hobby blogger.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: 9 SEO Plugins Every Wordpress Blog Should Have

Problogger was the #4 ranked blog in our list of the Top 50 Marketing Blogs To Watch In 2009.

2) Daily Blog Tips
URL: http://dailyblogtips.com/

Improve your blog with Daily Blog Tips, a fast-paced blog featuring articles on blog design, SEO, promotion, monetization and more.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: 50 Simple Ways to Gain RSS Subscribers

3) Scobleizer
URL: http://scobleizer.com/

Self-proclaimed geek Robert Scoble writes about SEO, the technology industry and especially Silicon Valley's Web, consumer electronics, computer, and other high tech companies.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: The Scoble Top Tech Blogger/FriendFeed/Social Media List

Scobleizer was the #1 ranked blog in our list of the Top 50 Geek Blogs for Entrepreneurs.

4) CopyBlogger
URL: http://copyblogger.com/

Brian Clark offers copywriting tips for effective blogging and online marketing in his popular blog, CopyBlogger.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: How to Change the World Using Social Media

CopyBlogger was the #9 ranked blog in our list of the Top 50 Marketing Blogs To Watch In 2009.

5) Search Engine Land
URL: http://searchengineguide.com/

Danny Sullivan and his team bring you the latest on search engines and the search marketing industry.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: Google Confirms RSS For Web Search Results

Search Engine Land was the #24 ranked blog in our list of the Top 50 Marketing Blogs To Watch In 2009.

6) Matt Cutts
URL: http://mattcutts.com/blog

Google’s famous engineer and search spam fighter provides his own inside insight into the world of SEO in his popular personal blog.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: Improved SEO documentation galore!

7) Pronet Advertising
URL: http://pronetadvertising.com/

Pronet Advertising is a weblog about Neil Patel's personal experiences in the world of online marketing.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: StumbleUpon: The Antithesis of Google?

8) Online Marketing Blog
URL: http://toprankblog.com/

Online Marketing Blog offers digital marketing and public relations articles, resources and interviews on topics ranging from search marketing to social media to online public relations.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: SEO Basics: Top 3 Tactics To Improve Search Engine Rankings

9) ShoeMoney
URL: http://www.shoemoney.com

ShoeMoney is named after the blog's owner, Jeremy Shoemaker, and offers his practical advice on how to make money online.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: SEO Has No Future

ShoeMoney was the #30 ranked blog in our list of the Top 50 Marketing Blogs To Watch In 2009.

10) Search Engine Journal
URL: http://searchenginejournal.com/

Maintained by Loren Baker and team, Search Engine Journal provides comprehensive news on the search indsutry.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: The Huge Collection of Google Analytics Tips

11) SEOBook
URL: http://tools.seobook.com/

SEOBook is Aaron Wall’s popular blog, which as its name suggests, also offers his SEO book for sale.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: Interview of Neil Patel, Social Media Marketing Legend

12) Marketing Pilgrim
URL: http://marketingpilgrim.com/

Andy Beal discusses news from the search engine industry, blogging, rss and other internet marketing in his blog, Marketing Pilgrim.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: 8 Essential Free Social Media Monitoring Tools

13) Search Engine Roundtable
URL: http://seroundtable.com/

Barry Schwartz aka RustyBrick provides a comprehensive overview of the latest buzz in the search engine forums.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: Poll Results: Google AdSense Publishers Discuss 2008 Earnings

14) Search Engine Watch
URL: http://blog.searchenginewatch.com/blog

Search Engine Watch provides news and tips about SEM, SEO, and searching the Web, as well as analysis of the search industry, including the latest on Google, Yahoo, Microsoft and Ask.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: Google's New Tools for Site Link Strengthening

15) SEO Moz
URL: http://www.seomoz.org/blog

SEOmoz is a hub for the search marketing industry, providing an SEO Services Marketplace, a popular SEO Blog, SEO Tools and premium content.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: The Web Developer's SEO Cheat Sheet

16) Search Engine Guide
URL: http://searchengineguide.com/

The small business guide to search engine marketing, this blog feaures articles from the top names in the industry cover topics including SEO, PPC, SEM, blogging, social media, adsense, adwords, Google, Yahoo, MSN and Internet marketing.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: Comprehensive Guide to Keyword Research, Selection & Organization

17) John Battelle's Search Blog
URL: http://battellemedia.com/

John Battelle, author of The Search, provides his commentary on search, media, and technology.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: Google SearchWiki

18) SEO Chat
URL: http://www.seochat.com/

SEO Chat is dedicated to helping business owners and marketing specialists perform SEO on their sites.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: A New Trend for Google

19) Influential Marketing Blog
URL: http://rohitbhargava.typepad.com/

Rohit Bhargava, VP of Interactive Marketing for Ogilvy Public Relations, provides unique insight into marketing online.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: How To Launch A Successful Blog In The First 90 Days

20) BlogStorm
URL: http://blogstorm.co.uk/

Popular UK blogger Patrick Altoft offers an abundance of tips on Internet marketing and SEO.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: How I use URL Search to get thousands of visitors

21) GrokDotCom
URL: http://grokdotcom.com/

GrokDotCom, written from a self-proclaimed "Martian perspective", is a blog that covers topics including web design, marketing, copywriting, usability, SEO, relationship marketing and consumer psychology, and much more.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: 14 Tools to Legally Spy On Your Competition

22) Graywolf SEO Blog
URL: http://www.wolf-howl.com/

Michael Gray blogs about social media and offers insight into the world of grayhat SEO.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: Hey Matt Cutts Be Fair if You Are Going After Paid Links

23) Jim Boykin
URL: http://www.jimboykin.com/

Jim Boykin, CEO of an Internet Marketing and SEM company, offers Internet marketing and SEO advice and thoughts.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: What if a Human Reviewer Looked at your Backlinks?

24) Half Again
URL: http://halfagain.com/

Half Again addresses traffic building, content creation, search engine optimization, website development and most importantly, revenue generation.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: What’s my name, #$%&*?

25) Garry Conn
URL: http://www.garryconn.com/

A personal blog by Garry Conn, he provides tips on search engine ranking, making money online, search engine marketing, blog tips, Internet marketing, search engine optimization, WordPress, blogging, social bookmarking and networking and more.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: The Day After John Chow Lost To Google…

26) Niche Marketing
URL: http://andybeard.eu/

Andy Beard's Niche Marketing provides advice on search engine performance, Wordpress, niche marketing, affiliate marketing tips, and social media with "original opinion and loads of attitude."

Top 2008 SEO blog post: So What Have I Done Wrong Now Google?

27) SEO by the Sea
URL: http://seobythesea.com/

Bill Slawski muses on the inner workings of search engines, probes related patents and passes on other news of interest to webmasters.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: Yahoo Replaces PageRank Assumptions with User Data

28) Small Business SEM
URL: http://www.smallbusinesssem.com/

In this blog, author Matt McGee offers insight about search engine marketing for the smaller businesses out there.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: The SEO Success Pyramid

29) Sugarrae
URL: http://www.sugarrae.com/

At Sugarrae, you can get information on all things related to SEO, affiliate marketing, monetization and internet marketing.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: The Lazy SEO vs. The Lazy Monetizer

30) Conversation Marketing
URL: http://www.conversationmarketing.com/

Conversation marketing is exactly what its title suggests - an Internet marketing blog with " a little common sense, and a lot of ranting and raving."

Top 2008 SEO blog post: 10 SEO and Marketing-Friendly Title Tag Formulas

31) DaveN
URL: http://davidnaylor.co.uk/

David Naylor, more commonly known as DaveN, started working in the SEO industry over 8 years ago and never looked back. This blog is his account of his experience.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: Natural Link Building Top 20 Tips

32) Inside the Marketers Studio
URL: http://www.marketersstudio.com/

Inside the Marketers Studio is the blog by interactive marketing speaker, strategist, columnist, and marketer David Berkowitz.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: Blog Search Stuck in Beta

33) Phoenixrealm
URL: http://www.phoenixrealm.com/

Phoenixrealm SEO Blog contains up to date SEO and Web Design news, as well as unique, informative SEO articles and tips that are mainly targeted at the beginner to intermediate SEO level.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: How To Tackle The Duplicate Content Problem

34) Stuntdubl
URL: http://www.stuntdubl.com/

All around SEO guru and independent consultant Todd Malicoat’s blog about SEO, social media and the business of search marketing.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: Your Brand Size Matters with Big Site SEO - Why Big is the new Blackhat - Intent, Extent, and Semantics

35) BlueHatSEO
URL: http://www.bluehatseo.com/

The Law of Diminishing Values is one of the reasons why BlueHatSEO is one of the only SEO blogs that has all dofollow comments as well as top commentators providing industry insight.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: Open Questions #4 - Diminishing Values On Outbound Links

36) Search Marketing Gurus
URL: http://www.searchmarketinggurus.com/

Learn about search marketing from industry experts at Search Marketing Gurus, with coverage of SEO, paid marketing, email marketing, rss feeds, blogs, podcasting, viral marketing and much more.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: Barack Obama The First Social Media President?

37) Search-This
URL: http://www.search-this.com/

Search-This was created to provide information on: SEO along with website design, development, website promotion and Internet marketing strategies.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: Thinking Outside The SEO Box

38) Traffick
URL: http://www.traffick.com/

Traffick is Andrew Goodman's enlightened search engine analysis in a handy blog format.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: "Everyone" Can't Do It For Ya: Finding Your Tribe

39) aimClear
URL: http://www.aimclearblog.com/

aimClear is a search marketing blog for in-house, agency, advertising and PR professionals.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: SEO, Colored Hats & The Pollyanna Pissing Match

40) Johnon
URL: http://www.johnon.com/

Johnon.com is John Adnrews' personal blog about SEO, internet marketing, and the tragic comedy of the competitive web.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: “Just Make Good Content” is Bullsh*t

41) Pandia Search Engine News
URL: http://pandia.com/sew

Pandia Search Engine News provides just what its title suggests - the latest news on search engines, Internet searching and search engine marketing.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: 5 basic tactics for improving your search engine rankings

42) Oilman
URL: http://www.oilman.ca/

Oilman is a Canadian geek's "random rambling thoughts" on SEO, SEM, and Web 2.0.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: Shame Shame Shame Findlaw

43) SEO Refugee
URL: http://www.seorefugee.com/

Dedicated entirely to search engine optimization, SEO Refugee offers forums, a blog and periodic SEO cartoons its owner, James Cook.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: Is SEO Blogging Worth It?

44) SEO Blackhat
URL: http://seoblackhat.com/

The popular SEO Blackhat blog covers blackhat SEO, linkbaiting, and link spamming.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: Want to Abuse Google’s New “Hot or Not” Buttons”?

45) SEOpedia
URL: http://www.seopedia.org/

Visit SEOpedia, the largest Romanian SEM community, for fresh insight into the world of search.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: Google Sitelinks: The Ultimate FAQ

46) 10e20
URL: http://www.10e20.com/blog

10e20 is Chris Winfield's blog offering a unique perspective on SEO, social media marketing, design, programming and being successful in today’s new media world.

Top 2008 SEO blog post: The Ultimate Guide To Decoding Digg Speak