Strike Point

With Google now in posession of an SEO company like DoubleClick , how will Google approach search marketing from here and what about Performix.

Daves old vertical directory gets a cease and desist from insurance.com, and Dave questions if the cease and desist is valid, plus Mikkel and Dave celebrate some new download stats on their podcast

Mikkel and Dave return from trips to SES in London and SMX West in California and they comment on the amount of foot traffic in London and highlight their thoughts on the Generation Google session at SMX West.

Sony Ericsson to Introduce Windows Mobile Smart Phone plus Dave and Mikkel discuss Yahoo rejecting the bid for Microsoft, plus Dave explains his claim that Microsoft is going to dominate search some day

What if Microsoft buys Yahoo, hear more opinion and commentary on Microsoft and their bid on Yahoo, as they question the value and actual worth if the acquisition goes through

The European Union is looking into search privacy issues. Mikkel and Dave discuss who would be affected if Internet Protocol addresses assigned to computers should be treated as personal information

Wikipedia launches their new search engine SearchWikia plus Mikkel and Dave discuss the situation where technology blogger Robert Scoble had his Facebook account banned and then reinstated.

Dave and Mikkel talk about Viral Video campaigns gaining momentum and how to go about generating revenue from them and, someone is getting a drum machine for Christmas.

Dave and Mikkel talk about Viral Video campaigns gaining momentum and how to go about generating revenue from them and, someone is getting a drum machine for Christmas

[Mikkel talks about some recent forum posts on problems with AdWords as well as the recent Google Page Rank mess. They also talk about some ways to handle link buying.

Dave brings up a blog post that he made regarding Alexa and their sponsored links about where they take you as opposed to other sponsored links. They also discuss no follow links and how the search engines handle those links.

Dave and Mikkel go through various blogs like a post from blogstorm that reads John Chow stops ranking for John Chow on Google. They also discuss on links being put on blogs. Also Dave discusses Croc shoes on his latest blog post and downloads being made available from a retired Disney cartoonist

Dave and Mikkel go through various blogs like a post from blogstorm that reads John Chow stops ranking for John Chow on Google. They also discuss on links being put on blogs. Also Dave discusses Croc shoes on his latest blog post and downloads being made available from a retired Disney cartoonist.

Ads and keywords are the topic of discussion on this episode. Dave and Mikkel welcome back Jenstar and Shoemoney are back for another roundtable discussion. Then Mikkel and Dave spend the second half of the show giving their thoughts about the inaugural Search Marketing Expo

Dave and Mikkel look at the recent Online Advertising Spending Numbers, The Weekly Google Rants, Blogging Engines and what they have to do with Webmaster World

Dave and Mikkel discuss options when it comes to linkbuilding. We also get cameo appearances from Jennifer Slegg aka Jenstar and Shoemoney to dispell rumors and various issues

Google Toolbar and the Google Webmaster Central not really reporting the same things. Plus, Mikkel and Dave debate what exactly a paid link is

Mikkel and Dave talk about copyrights when it comes to web design when using templates,stock images and graphics. Also, they discuss the advice from Google Engineer Matt Cutts gave about not buying back links and the risks that come with buying them.

Google acquires Performix, now will Google will go through everyone that Performix has done to websites. Mikkel and Dave ask will Google go through everyone that Performix has done to websites after acquiring it

Mikkel and Dave discuss the importance of Danny Sullivan and his influence and presence on the Search Engine Strategies Conferences, and his ability to pull in speakers to speak at conference sessions. They also discuss the conflict of SES Chicago occurring the same week as a competing tradeshow