OK. Now I know something is going on. I keep getting reports of sites (not mine…not yet, at least) tanking in the SERP results from applying little to moderate SEO to new sites.

If you haven’t heard, new sites are particularly susceptible to the over-SEO’d effect as I call it (that’s brand new), you know, the effect that makes your site tank leaving you scratching your head trying to figure out just what happened.

What we are seeing…new sites with fast...

Google will probably freak out if they see this, but I am going to write it anyway. I am happy to announce that TheBitBot SEM Blog has decided to allow revenue sharing with our newly launched Spindication Directory.

This is a very unique concept in that contributors will now be allowed to add their own personal CPA script to the HTML in the spinners that they publish.

Talk about a search engine nightmare. Here's how it works:

http://thebitbot.com/2011/05/how-to-...ation-and-cpa/

For me personally, I now prefer the auto-responder series because it is much more hands off and tunable than a newsletter.

With a newsletter you always have to com up with something new and exciting.

With an email autoresponder series, you can set it and in a timeless fashion and forget it.

If you notice a problem with it, you can always tune it.

If you are interested in getting a few quick tips on email autoresponder series, check out...

It's all about unique content, right? Not necessarily. Recently, meaning post-farmer-update world, Sistrix released some hard data revealing how content on all of the top article directories ranked for keywords in the SERPs.

Now, I know that this is, at this point, old information, because this information has been out for several weeks now, but I wanted to point out one thing that hasn't been talked about much. Generally, in marketing and SEO circles, you will hear many people fussing...

Why did the "Farmer Update" happen. Why has tons of previously ranked content that had a decent SERP ranking suddenly get pushed down in the results? Well, to begin, we need to understand how search engines, Google specifically, ranks pages with respect to search terms.

Continue Reading: http://thebitbot.com/2011/03/overcom...y-it-happened/