Client’s are often amazed at how their search engine results fluctuate month to month, especially in the early stages of an SEO campaign. As SEO specialists, we understand the constant changes search engines make to improve the accuracy and usefulness of their results. Explaining the volatility of search results is easy when you consider that, like any quality company, these search engines are attempting to improve their business, and stay ahead of the curve when it comes to the constant increase in content on the web. Ultimately, we all hope these changes will result in better ways to get quality sites at the top of results and push down the noise. In an interview with Udi Manber in Popular Mechanics we learn that Google made roughly 450 changes to its engine algorithm last year. You can read more of the interview with the Google Vice President by following the link below.

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Lately I’ve been having a problem with my HP ZD8000 17” laptop overheating. If it was just getting hot, I wouldn’t mind. But when it overheats, it can unexpectedly shut down.

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As most of my friends and family know, a little over a year ago, I decided to quit my job in the marketing industry, and start my own search engine optimization firm. At first it seemed like a crazy move. Steady work is hard to find, and if any one of my client’s decided to leave, then my dinner menu would most likely be that of a poor college student.

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