Adult SEO Blog

Yahoo Update
Yahoo released their newest update and even announced it in their blog.
So far I have seen some really nice results for some major terms I have been working on. How are they doing for you?

Yahoo also announced in that blog that they would be announcing their new index releases as a “weather report". I think that is a pretty smart move for grabbing webmasters attention away from Google.

Feel free to stop by the Yahoo forum and let us know what you think about Yahoo’s new index and/or their new strategies to build their “brand".

http://www.adultsem.com/forum/showthread.php?t=79

Threadwatch has a discussion going about Google Cloaking their adwords page. You can’t do it but maybe they are.

A short while ago, Threadwatch member Adam_C discovered what for all appearances seems to be Google pulling dirty SEO tactics on it’s own pages and thus going against it’s own guidelines in an effort to rank highly within it’s own results.

Cloaking
Cloaking is covered in Google’s guidelines as something strictly not to do:

Full post here:
http://www.threadwatch.org/node/1774

Have they been caught? Are they trying to cover it up now? They are denying it now at BetaNews.
So do you think Google does use cloaking? Feel free to comment here.

Yahoo Celebration
Yahoo started back in 1995 is celebrating 10 years. Their recent blog tells you how they started.

I bought a fast Pentium running shiny new Windows 95. I got ISDN. I downloaded each new beta browser. In early 1996, I was hired to build a directory of web sites for one of Yahoo!’s now vanished competitors. I stepped into the fast-moving current, riding wave after wave of discovery, gathering a daily catch of tools and trinkets: image maps, javascripts, dancing widgets, canonical lists of nearly everything. I was getting paid to websurf!

Click here to read more about their 10 years.

MSN Found
MSN started MSN Found to market their new search engine. They posted in their blog that they believe people are taking the site too serious.

The campaign is simply meant to be an alternative way to entertain people and let them know about MSN Search. The pages aren’t supposed to be “blogs� but are character pages – this is a fictional search “opera,� told through a narrative of the characters.

Full MSN Found blog post here.

HyperOrg
It looks like HyperOrg thinks it is a pretty piss poor marketing tactic.

The main page, MSNFound, aggregates six phony blogs supposedly written by a demographically-appealing set of people. The individual blogs are one-entry and not very interesting. In fact, they are interest-averse, as so much marketing is. For example, the one by the so-called conspiracy theorist has a small banner about the “Enron/Afghanistan connection,” but it’s not linked to anything.

Click here for their full take on MSN Found.

Adult Internet Marketing Forum
Adult SEM now brings you an adult internet marketing forum. We cover the major search engines, email marketing and even blogs.

If you are a sponsor or have a directory site, feel free to stop by and post them.

http://www.adultsem.com/forum/

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Aaron Wall writes about Google now taking feedback for changes they recently made this month.

I am still only a couple years into the web, but I don’t think it is something Google has really done much of before

Interesting…..not only that they are looking for feedback, but because of their recent search for Quality Raters to help with search quality evaluation.

Who knows, maybe the new MSN Search is looking so good to so many that Google is starting to worry about their results.