Since Tyler has reviewed a couple of non-webmaster blogs, I believe that it’s ok for me to do another seo blog, and no one should get bored.
And boring is exactly what many of them are. It’s kind of sad how so many webmasters don’t really get blogging and don’t appear to have fun with it. Not like the average web surfer who has just discovered this great way of expressing himself online without the need of major design and programming knowledge.
There are however a few exceptions to this rule as well, and one of those is definitely SEO Pedia.
I love how Christian Mezei, one of the most skilled search engine optimizers in the world, just has a neck for which stories to pick. He frequents many webmaster boards as well as search engine news related sites (e.g. Search Engine Watch) and manages to pick the topics of interest to most webmasters trying to increase their rankings in the search engines. Gaining inbound links can’t hurt right ? Wrong for example is an excellent topic which has been discussed a lot on various forums. A lot of webmasters have the tendency to believe they figured out Google, and then they are surprised when suddenly their rankings drop and they have no clue what has happened.
Bloglines rocks is one of those entries where he shares his own experience in what works for him. There is no better way to learn, than watching those who are successful and follow their guidelines without having to waste time trying the many programs and sites which don’t provide the results that they promise. And with entries such as Business.com removes the nofollow from links he makes sure that readers stay updated on some of the best resources to help them advertise, build links and stay on top of their competition.
I highly recommend bookmarking seo pedia to every webmaster and blogger out there. Especially if you don’t have time to research on your own. Christian will do it for you and share the subjects which are of interest, without going into detail about meaningless discussions which happen far too much amongst the techies.
I give it a 5. The highest mark possible. Great info, no hype and all the info that you need.
– Mike Dammann
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