It features Ken Jurina and Curtis Dueck of Epiar, a Canadian SEO company. The video is all about the non-SEO insights being found in Keyword research. They make the point that what we key into our favorite search engines is relevant to what’s really going on in

Here’s a nine minute video that will help you use Wordtracker to find Niche Keyphrases. It’s informative but the video was recorded in small window and the author has to keep sliding the picture around to demonstrate what he’s talking about (you’ll understand what I mean as soon as you play the video). Anyway, the video does an excellent job of showing you how to find some profitable keywords. Have a look

Latent Semantic Indexing (LSI) is a complicated mathematical formula that is used to help determine context and help to better understand what something (in this case a webpage) is describing. The search engines (especially Google) are now starting to use this formula in their search algorithms. This brief four minute video does an excellent job […]

Here’s a 17 minute video interview with Vanessa Fox, a Google project manager. Ms. Fox talks about, Google Sitemaps, Pagerank, duplicate content and lots more.
Here’s some interesting points that were made:
Duplicate Content
There is NO duplicate content penality! If multiple pages have very similar or identical content only one will be indexed.
Google Sitemaps
• Using Google Sitemaps […]

Here’s a video about Hit Tail. Hit tail is a FREE online service that helps you find exploitable keyphrases. It’s very simple to use, you just sign up, they’ll give you a small bit of code to paste into your blog, then you wait while hit tail tracks your search engine hits and helps you […]

Here’s some free seo videos from a company called GSINC. The videos are between one minute and five minutes long and each on tackles a particular SEO subject. The videos are well produced and fairly informative. Only basic stuff is presented so this series is geared toward newbies. I reviewed a one minute video on the Google Site command - it was concise and told you everything you need to know to use the command. Have a look.