Matt Cutts fra Google har publisert 6 videoer på bloggen sin som svar på mange av de spørsmålene han får om søkemotoroptimalisering.
Videoene er typisk “snakkevideoer” på ca 5 minutter og uten bruk av illustrasjoner.
Video 1: Quality of a Good Site,
“Matt Cutts answers Google questions: – Does Sitemaps depend on pageviews? – What are the top things to do in SEO? – Should I use bold or strong tags?”
Video 2: Myths, Large Site Launches, and Google Images,
“Matt Cutts answers Google questions: – Myths:1) sites on the same server, 2) IP, or 2) including off-domain JavaScript – Launching sites with millions of pages: how should I do it best? – Google images: updates on the horizon, and current Google Images technology.”
Video 3: Optimize for Search Engines or Users? ,
“Matt Cutts answers Google questions: – Which is more important: search engine optimization (SEO) or end user optimization? – What spam detection tools would you recommend? – Does cleanliness of code (W3C) help at all?”
Video 4: Static vs. Dynamic urls,
“Matt Cutts answers Google questions: – Static vs. Dynamic urls: does PageRank flow the same to both? What pitfalls should I avoid with dynamic urls? – Can Sitemaps alert webmasters when their site has been hacked? – Can I do geotargetting within Google’s Quality Guidelines?”
Video 5: How to structure a site?,
“Matt Cutts answers Google questions: – Merging acquired domains with 301s? – How to create a site architecture with themes and keywords? – My urls have too many parameters–can I serve up static HTML to Googlebot instead? – How to do split A/B testing?”
Video 6: Supplemental Results,
“Matt Cutts answers Google questions: – Supplemental Results – Should I worry about results estimates for 1) supplemental results 2) using the site: operator 3) with negated terms and 4) special syntax such as intitle: ? Answer: No. That’s pretty far off the beaten path. – Why do 301s take so long to be reflected in supplemental results? It’s been months. – I started appearing in the supplemental results in May–should I be worried?”
