Getting ranked on Google's search engine results pages (SERPs) is a zero sum game. If you can capture one of three top spots, or at least Page 1, your website is practically guaranteed to get a lot of visitors. If you are on any other page, most potential customers will never find you.

Effects of Google's Algorithm Updates
Just when most web masters got search engine optimization (SEO) figured out, Google changed the way it ranked pages. In August 2011, it launched its Panda...

On November 20th, 2008 Google released it’s new SearchWiki that allows you to rearrange how you view your search engine results pages.
Here’s a quick video from Google explaining how it works. Once you watch this, I’ll give you my two cents on how this might affect your websites SEO positioning.

You can view Google's video here.

All right, so after watching the video you now know that you can:

• Rearrange the search results to your liking;
• Add notes to

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