Andrej Salner is a graduate of Brandeis University and the University of Edinburgh. He has broad experience in various tools of the SEO trade, especially SEO strategy, link building and copywriting. He is interested in usability issues and focuses on strategic aspects of SEO for Pizza SEO clients. Andrej blogs about SEO on his personal blog at asalko.blogspot.com.
Andrej SalnerSeptember 20, 2011
Time matters... Google +1 and Facebook Like buttons increase your page's load time. Research shows that each additional second can cost you literally tens of percent of potential visitors. Our findings that adding the Google +1 button can increase load time by almost a full second is therefore scary.
December 22, 2008
Newspapers will become a lucrative niche for SEO. There are signs of print newspaper slowly fading away - two Detroit daily papers are refocusing on digital, as the old model had become "unsustainable". Circulation and advertising revenues are falling for newspapers around the world.
July 17, 2008
Google can now index Flash better than before. What this means is that Google can now provide searchers even more information than before – if you look for information only found within a Flash site that Google can read there will be a result where there used to be none.
May 27, 2008
Usability of internet banking applications matters – for some bank clients it is in fact one of the decisive factors in choosing a bank.
February 26, 2008
OpenPhrases.com is a keyword research tool for search engine optimisation coming out of Slovakia, introduced in 2007. We use it extensively at Pizza SEO because it offers information on Slovak keywords – something we cannot get in many other places. In this respect, OpenPhrases.com has very few competitors.
March 26, 2007
UPDATED June 14, 2007 Jill Whalen of HighRankings.com provided a list intended to bust myths about factors affecting search engine rankings in her latest e-mail newsletter. The list covers a number of widespread beliefs on things that supposedly hurt rankings but do not, in Jill's view, make any real difference.
