NowPublic.com reports that Google is being spammed with searches for “white people stole my car”.
The idea, as far as we can tell, is to inflate the Google Trends data to make “white people stole my car” seem like a suddenly popular term. Thus, luring people who use Google trends to the spyware-o-rific websites that rank for that term.
We had our first annual Halloween bash today! What a blast! Every one got dressed up which was really fun, there was great food and Garry (the CEO) even handed out prizes for best costumes. Check out the whole gang and our first ever video blog entry:
Just like any other business, here at SEO inc, we’re always looking to expand. Earlier in the month, we put up an ad for an opening we have. But something strange has been brewing over the last few weeks. As we get closer to Halloween, we get more and more…unusual applicants. But we’re an equal opportunity employer. Whether the applicant is human, zombie or undead, we give all applicants equal consideration. 
There are many, many ways of improving a websites search engine rankings. When approaching a subject like SEO, that is fairly complicated somewhat and confusing, it is best to start out with what not to do & work from there.
Though this may read like a short version of the seven deadly sins, it is actually a list of the five hardest industries to get a website ranked well in.
You may notice that your junk email folder is currently full of emails from companies in these industries, hounding you to use the money you win from their poker website to buy penis enlargement pills to take while you look at their porn. That’s because these industries are so large, and these kinds of companies are such cut throats that they have no reservations about sending out ridiculous amounts of spam emails and doing whatever it takes to be on top of the search engine results.
In 2006 the National Federation of the Blind filed a class action lawsuit against target on behalf of blind internet users who were unable to buy products on target.com.
The settlement, filed in the U.S. District Court of Northern California, requires that visually impaired users who depend on screen-reading software to use Target.com “may acquire the same information and engage in the same transactions as are available to sighted guests with substantially equivalent ease of use.”
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