Most of us know Dana Lookadoo and for those who don’t … you should. On November 14, 2013 Dana was in an accident … a bad one.  Her neck and back were broken and she wasn’t going to walk again.  Well … that’s what she was told.  I can’t do justice to the journey she’s […]

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Today via Google+ Matt Cutts shared a post by Ilya Grigorik about adding your site to Chrome’s HSTS (HTTP Strict Transport Security) preload list. If you want your site to be in Chrome’s HSTS preload list (aka, default to HTTPS), submit it here: http://bit.ly/1oq7JG0 – note that Firefox and Safari include Chrome’s preload list… 3 […]

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Ladies and Gentlemen hold on to your hats! After much speculation and anticipation, we believe Google’s latest update to it’s Penguin algorithm has begun.  We are seeing a significant increase in client rankings where we have submitted an updated disavow file. Google has yet to respond to our request for confirmation. To all the webmasters […]

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I don’t know about you but for at least two years I’ve been telling clients to implement the rel=”auth” tag. Just the other day I got word from an article by Alan Bleiweiss that Google’s John Mueller had communicated that they hit the kill switch on rell=”auth”. It felt like a kick to the stomach […]

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