SiteMost’s Weekly Blog Recap 22/09/07

Here’s a bunch of posts I’ve enjoyed from the Blogosphere in the last seven days (or thereabouts)…

Darren Rowse gives us some tips on Driving Traffic to Your New Blog. On the topic of driving traffic and increasing your online exposure, you may also be interested in these 15 Link Building Methods, Get The Most Out Of Each Of Them.

SEOmoz encourages us to Get Creative With Your 404 Error Pages as well as providing us with An Exhaustive List of Search Engine Based Keyword Research Data.

Aaron Wall does a guest post on Search Engine Land about Web Site Credibility whilst back on his SEObook blog he talks about Links or Content? Nope, the Issue is Attention.

I’ve recently subscribed to Matt McGee’s blog – Small Business SEM and he has a good post on Local Search. Matt also does a regular blog recap post which lead me to Google, duplicate content caused by URL parameters, and you.

Coincidentally, a client asked me this question only a week ago – Does Google Ban Parked Domain Sites?. Search Engine Roundtable also discusses – Google Update Underway? Chinese Spam Impacting Google.com.

Copyblogger talks about the importance of telling people where to click… so please Click Here and whilst you’re there, ask yourself – Are You Using the Five Types of Links Properly?

A debate heats up about whether SEO Can Be Automated … or Not.

Bill Slawski from SEO By The Sea wrote a post in October last year on 20 Ways Search Engines May Rerank Search Results… last week he revisited this idea with a post on 20 More Ways that Search Engines May Rerank Search Results. Whilst you’re there, I’d also recommend reading his post Google Patent on Desktop Search and Implicit Queries Based Upon Active Documents .

If anyone has any feedback or thinks I’ve missed something crucial in the happenings of the SEO world – add some comments and let me know… Thanks