We are a group of passionate SEO people that share and tweet lots of stuffs every day and here is a selected compilation of the best posts we read and shared this past week.

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Source: Our Favorite SEO Posts of the Week #17, March 04 – March 10 2013

We are a group of passionate SEO people that share and tweet lots of stuffs every day and here is a selected compilation of the best posts we read and shared this past week.

The week of the “How Search Works interactive infographic”.

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Source: Our Favorite SEO Posts of the Week #16, February 25 – March 03 2013

We are a group of passionate SEO people that share and tweet lots of stuffs every day and here is a selected compilation of the best posts we read and shared this past week.

This week everybody saw the Interflora penalty and we think that sometimes shit happens! Probably the Interflora SEO activities were too aggressive and from our point of view the penalty is nothing strange. We also believe that Google is going better at identifying negative behaviors.

To make you relax we included some design and techy stuff!

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Source: Our Favorite SEO Posts of the Week #15, February 18 – February 24 2013

We are a group of passionate SEO people that share and tweet lots of stuffs every day and here is a selected compilation of the best posts we read and shared this past week.

This week we added a little mix of post, video and slide to make you excite!

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Source: Our Favorite SEO Posts of the Week #14, February 11 – February 17 2013

Yesterday morning my attention was catched by a really strange case from Martino on Google+.

Searching the key “Stakanov” on Google.it https://www.google.it/search?q=stakanov&hl=it a really weird Knowledge Graph appears.

As the primary image associated with the historic miners in the Sovietic Union Google extrapolate the result coming from a “Joking Post” from a blog post on WordPress.com subdomain with the title “Il ritorno di Stachanov”. The image is the following!

And looks like someone we know in the world of italian politics.

For non-italian people the picture above is related to “Renato Brunetta” so check the differences

• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renato_Brunetta
• https://www.google.it/search?q=renato+brunetta&hl=en

For further confirmation I also checked the key “Stachanov” which is used in the box:

It would be interesting and curious to understand why he chose that image so let’s see what it says image search:

A case study that could be interesting maybe analyzing a large number of cases of people associated with Knowledge Graph and a case that shows us once again that the information provided by Google are not so reliable as the semantics is still far.

I try to find an answer: “Among the images that he believes related the one selected is the one that is closest to the quality and type of a photo id cause it is the one with characteristics as close to a real profile picture.”

Chapter 2 – SIlvio Berlusconi and Noemi Letizia

After I posted this case in Italian Boris in Google+ pointed me to this https://www.google.it/search?q=noemi+letizia&pws=0&hl=it - So weird!

All the World know our super Latin Lover Silvio, and probably here Semantic works but I think that Noemi Letizia and the related Knowledge Graph is a little bit strange.

Looking at Google image here the result doesn’t confirm the hypothesis of the first image cause you can see which is the first image of Berlusconi appearing for that search below:

Here I believe tha the for Berlusconi Google already has a set of Profile Picture image for Silvio Berlusconi and if you look deeper you can see some similarities between the Brunetta/Stakanov pics and the Berlusconi one.

Both are half-length pics.

Source: Google Knowledge Graph epic fail: the Stachanov and Berlusconi situation

We are a group of passionate SEO people that share and tweet lots of stuffs every day and here is a selected compilation of the best posts we read and shared this past week.

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Source: Our Favorite SEO Posts of the Week #13, February 4 – February 10 2013

We are a group of passionate SEO people that share and tweet lots of stuffs every day and here is a selected compilation of the best posts we read and shared this past week.

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Source: Our Favorite SEO Posts of the Week #12, January 28 – February 3 2013

I took a look and confirmed. I’m no more able to edit anything as you can see in the following image.

What’s happening?

Is Google going to remove the feature or it’s simply a bug?

Source: Is Google removing the URL Parameters feature in Webmaster Tools?

We are a group of passionate SEO people that share and tweet lots of stuffs every day and here is a selected compilation of the best posts we read and shared this past week.

I have to thanks Wayne Barker, Anthony Pensabene and Angelo Marolla for great shares this week!

How to do a Mobile SEO Audit: Identifying and Maximizing your Website Mobile Potential » Read it

Guest Post Link Prospecting with Pivot Tables » Read it

 How to build user confidence in your UI » Read It

SERP Rank Tracking Tools and Expert Opinions » Read It

How To Create Your Local SEO Roadmap Through Research, Benchmarking & Tracking » Read It

What 80/20 REALLY Is & Applying It to SEO » Read It

Social Media Link Building » Read It

Designing for SEO » Read It

Holy Grail of eCommerce Conversion Optimization – 91 Point Checklist and Infographic » Read It

AuthorRank for Brands » Read It

lastminute.com Finds That Traditional Conversion Tracking Significantly Undervalues Non-brand Search » Read It and this.

Why Does Google Still Reward Content Scraping? » Read It

Eight Steps to Prepare Your Facebook Page for Graph Search » Read It

The 3 Psychological Triggers that Matter to Happy Customers » Read It

Tha Advanced Guide to SEO » Read It

What optimisers could learn from selected IP delivery » Read It

Google+ Pushes Ads for Pages » Read It

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Source: Our Favorite SEO Posts of the Week #11, January 21 – January 27 2013

We are a group of passionate SEO people that share and tweet lots of stuffs every day and here is a selected compilation of the best posts we read and shared this past week.

This week we have a lot of cool stuff…keep calm and read!

New ways to track keyword rank » Read it

A New Method to Track Keyword Ranking using Google Analytics » Read it

Google Disavow Tool: 10 Insights from 4 months of Testing » Read it

Semantic Web Gets Closer To The Internet of Things » Read it

Links From Press Releases Do Have Ranking Benefit Despite What Google Says » Read it

Cracking the Search Category Problem » Read it

Interactive timeline of all major Google Search updates since 1998 » Read it

SEO for PDFs » Read it

Creating Better Content for Brand Consumers » Read it

Keyword Research for SEO » Read it

SEO For Facebook Graph Search? Facebook Has Some Tips » Read it

Nine Google Analytics Changes » Read it

The Complete Guide to Leveraging an eBook for Links » Read it

10 Insights from a Lite SEO Audit That Any Small Business Can Benefit From » Read it

Start with meaning » Read it

Google’s Larry Page on Why Moon Shots Matter » Read it

Google Viral Score » Read it

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Source: Our Favorite SEO Posts of the Week #10, January 14 – January 20 2013