Google’s Matt Cutts On “Over Optimization”
Matt Cutts reviews the question “Is over optimization bad for a website? Ex. - excessive use of nofollow.” which is a pretty interesting question that many clients will ask.

Can you truly over optimize a site? My answer, Absolutely! I see websites all day long that contain way to much keyword density, long keyword stuffed titles, long & lame meta descriptions and choppy spammy type content that users wouldn’t read if they had to. Although Google does not have a set criteria on what is “to …

As I have been doing more and more research on the 2008 election and my post Wednesday, Top Searches on 2008 Election, and I am finding some very interesting information on ‘why’ some may have found more information about Obama which in turned strayed their opinions about him slightly.
Sage Lewis at Search Engine Watch, put together a great post, Obama’s Link Strategy Fuels Election Victory which outlined some of the facts on why Obama online website efforts were hugely better than McCains.
Obama’s Website Has More Link Popularity
Yahoo Site Explorer shows …

As most have been watching this historic election I always find it interesting to look how the web is effecting our decisions, what we search for and how we find out answers to the question we may have pertaining to the election of 2008.
I heard this morning, on NPR, that one reason Obama won was because he used so many resources that was at his reach - one being the Internet. In the past most politicians have used the internet as an ATM machine rather than a rally point but …