SBS Flashback: March 2008
By Matt McGee on Mar 16, 2009 | comments (2)
For those of you who are new SBSM readers & subscribers, here’s a list of noteworthy posts you probably missed from one year ago. I try to put together a post like this each month to introduce new readers to old content that might be worth reading.
- The SBS Interview: Brian Gil, Yahoo Local
- Alexa Rankings are Useless (But You Already Know That)
- Yahoo Local’s Affiliate Spam: ‘A Unique Case’
- Google Wants Your Analytics Data Badly (An Open Letter)
- Yahoo: It’s the Stars, Not the Reviews
- The No. 1 Thing I Learned at SMX West (about Local Search)
Previous Flashbacks
SBS Flashback: February 2008
SBS Flashback: January 2008
SBS Flashback: December 2007
SBS Flashback: November 2007
SBS Flashback: October 2007
SBS Flashback: September 2007
SBS Flashback: August 2007
SBS Flashback: July 2007
SBS Flashback: June 2007
SBS Flashback: May 2007
SBS Flashback: April 2007
SBS Flashback: March 2007
SBS Flashback: February 2007
SBS Flashback: January 2007
SBS Flashback: December 2006
SBS Flashback: November 2006
SBS Flashback: October 2006
SBS Flashback: September 2006
SBS Flashback: August 2006
SBS Flashback: July 2006
SBS Flashback: June 2006
SBS Flashback: May 2006
- SBS Flashback: August 2008
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On Mar 18, 2009, Linda P. Morton said:
Hi Matt,
To do a post on your past posts is a great idea.
I was just browsing blogs for some ideas for a post for next week. I’ll be using your idea with my own tweaks.
Thanks.
On Mar 18, 2009, Matt McGee said:
I think it’s good for users, to see old content they may have missed, and I know it’s good for SEO, to get the crawlers revisiting those old articles.