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Yahoo has releasead a statement claiming that users of Yahoo Messenger have received a flurry of increasingly sophisticated phishing attempts by hackers who are attempting to discover confidential account information by exploiting security flaws in the instant messaging service. The initial attack comes in the form of an unsolicited Instant Message that directs […]

We’ve not been blogging for the past week or so because we were in the midst of transfering web servers. For about a week we were working off both servers for any site changes and held off on blogging until the transfer was complete.
You’ll also noticed that we have made some modifcatgions to the site […]

For many years a listing in the Yahoo! Directory has been an essential element for generating web exposure. Arguably, the value of such a listing has declined in recent years, however Google still gives considerable value to a Yahoo! Directory link.
Recently Yahoo! changed they way you browse through their directory. In the past, all websites […]

This is the final installment of our series on Google’s Webmaster Guidelines. As with most of the guidelines provided by Google, they are obvious, but only in that Google has made them standard procedure for anybody looking for quality optimization that won’t place their site in jeopardy of getting banned. Most of these guidelines are […]

Google has added a Local Business Center to allow any business to add their site to Google Local.
I’ve just added Pole Position Web. Its a very simple process that takes less than 2 minutes. If you are already listed in Google local you can update your contact information and addresses, or add it for the […]

EWeek.com has run an interesting story on AOL and some recent changes to their Terms of Service for the instant messenger users.
“Although you or the owner of the Content retain ownership of all right, title and interest in Content that you post to any AIM Product, AOL owns all right, title and interest in any […]

I’ve never paid much attention to new search engines, they seem to pop up all the time. Everyone claims to have the next big advancement in search technology, yada, yada, yada.
Suddenly, however I find myself paying attention to Become.com. I’ve heard about this engine before and there seems to be a buzz being created behind […]

Apparently SEO, Inc. created quite a bit of a stir at the search engine strategies conference in New York.
I wasn’t there so I can’t really comment on the appropriateness, or lack thereof, of what they did, but it does seem to have created a buzz, which is what good marketing is all about.

Yahoo has just introduced the Yahoo Search Developer Network, an online service offering developers access to Yahoo web services application programming interfaces (API’s) for the first time. The API’s are now freely available and are being promoted parallel to the existing Overture service API’s. Eckert Walther, head of Yahoo Search product management says […]

There have been rumors on and off for some time now about the possibility of Google getting into the browser game. For years Microsoft’s Internet Explorer has had a virtual lock on the browser market. Recently Mozilla released FirFox which has since gained in popularity, not the second largest browser market at a whopping […]