SEO is the process of optimizing websites to improve search engine rankings. SEO blogs provide tips, advice, and news for professionals in the field. Google-related SEO blogs, such as “Matt Cutts: Gadgets, Google, and SEO,” offer insights into Google’s perspective. Other popular SEO blogs include “SEOmoz,” “Search Engines Roundtable,” and “Search Engine Journal.”
SEO is short for search engine optimization or search engine optimizer, the person whose job it is to optimize one or more websites for the purpose of improving search engine ranking. This may include making changes to the page layout, site map, content, keywords and tags, as well as working with Google AdSense, Links, Facebook, Twitter and other means of publicizing a website. Blog is the short for weblog, an online record of activity that may be the equivalent of a magazine or a collection of articles, observations, recipes, or other thematic or sequential material with a common point. SEO blogs are generally blogs by and for SEO professionals who share tips, advice, and news on the job and/or sell SEO-related products and services. There are many different SEO blogs.
Because Google search engine details are so important in search engine optimization, Google related SEO blogs can be considered a subcategory of SEO blogs in general. “Matt Cutts: Gadgets, Google, and SEO” is on many people’s SEO blog lists, in part because he is the head of Google’s Webspam team and thus provides the Google search engine perspective that people who practice SEO are trying, and partly because he simply gives good advice. “Google Webmaster Central Blog” is a blog for webmasters that offers a behind-the-scenes look at the why and why of how Google operates that they choose to share. Vanessa Fox, formerly of Google and builder of “Webmaster Central,” has a “Nine By Blue” blog in which she provides insights into Google and comments on the websites she visits, but notes that she is very intermittent. “Google Blogoscoped” is Google’s unofficial cover of an outsider.
Not all SEO blogs are totally dominated by Google. “SEOmoz” has a weekday blog with articles aimed at both beginners and seasoned SEO professionals, a Firefox toolbar, and “The Top 500” from Linkscape’s index of most linked pages. The “Search Engines Roundtable” features blog posts and forums to discuss news and other developments and incidents of interest to SEO professionals. There are multiple blog posts per day on weekdays. “Search Engine Journal” (SEJ) offers a broader view of the SEO world and offers readers tips on web browsers, blogware, social media, and new search engines like Nachofoto, which is a real-time image search engine with function trending topics.
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