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Matt Cutts talks about Duplicate Content at Search Engine Marketing Expo

June 5th, 2007 Posted in Google, Search Engine Optimization, Web Design | No Comments »


Enclosed is a link to a short interview done with Matt Cutt of Google. As you may know, Matt is part of the team that makes the decisions about how Google ranks sites. At Site Tutor, we have always emphasized the importance of unique content so I wanted to pass along information which comes from the people who actually make the decisions about how Google works. Enjoy and if you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.

Duplicate Content Video with Matt Cutts from Google

Google Search Article

June 4th, 2007 Posted in Google, Search Engine Optimization | No Comments »


Google allowed the New York Times to sit down with the team in charge of controlling and improving the Google search engine. The reporter from the Times met with Matt Cutts, and the head developer Amit Singhal. Read the whole article below, but in my mind, it just further solidifies my belief that Google can afford to hire the smartest people in the world to make Google the best search engine. Therefore the best way to get consistently strong rankings in Google, or any search engine for that matter is to find out what they want and provide them with it. Trying to trick the search engines may help you in the short run but not over the long term.

New York Times Article on Google Search

Why We Work In The Internet

February 26th, 2007 Posted in Web Design | No Comments »


Here is a wonderful short presentation via one persons perspective in regard to the changes in the world today and how they will affect our future. Click on the link below and Enjoy.

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