At A4U Expo Barcelona 2012 I talked to Richard Baxter of SEOGadget, who was also speaking at the conference. I asked him to give us one tip for affiliates. Richard made a great analogy involving links and a Ferrari. See below.
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Q&A With Richard Baxter for A4U Expo
With A4U Expo Barcelona around the corner it is interesting to hear from speakers about their talks, about their views on the conference and the future of search and social. A4U Expo interviewed one of the speakers Richard Baxter exclusively for State of Search.
Richard Baxter from SEOGadget shares some tips and future predictions for the search giants, and how affiliates can leverage their listings.
Richard Baxter: “I don’t think other search engines stand a chance”
In less than two weeks the European Search World will gather in London to attend, network and share knowledge at SES London 2012. Like every year it promises to be a great event with a great line up of speakers. State of Search will off course be covering the event and in cooperation with our friends at SEO Chicks you could be visiting the conference!
Going up to the conference we will also be shedding our light on the event. We have asked several speakers at the event to answer some questions. Questions about SES off course, but also about the market in general: where do they feel the market is heading.
Today it’s time for Richard Baxter, Founder, SEOgadget.co.uk (more…)
Gamification: The Art of Getting Others to do Your Work for You
This post is part of the coverage of the Distilled’s Searchlove London event.
Good morning folks, for those of you just joining the coverage we’ve been tirelessly pumping out notes on a handful of the sessions at Distilled’s Searchlove London event. Up next we’ve got coverage from Richard Baxter of SEOgadget talking about something near and dear to me: Gamification.
I’m really excited for this one so let’s get going.
Schema.org – What does it really mean for us
Its now been just over a week since the three major search engines announced a unified approach to “create and support a common vocabulary for structured data markup on web pages”. The announcement made almost simultaneously by Google, Bing and Yahoo is in simple language a way of standardising markup – such as microformats – for any party wishing to utilise the schema.org framework. According to the official schema.org site the requirement for a new schema was bourne out of three main issues
- Webmasters – Schema.org provides a single resource for webmasters to go to rather than the existing fragmented approach.
- Search Engines – Provides a centralised structured approach required in order to ‘improve search’. In real terms – pages can be interpreted as required with no potential for misintepretaton’
- Users – With structured data – users will have a better experience from services such as search engines. We have already seen evidence of this via Googles Microformats adoption however further takeup of schemas.org should see this translate across multiple engines. (more…)
A summer interview with… Richard Baxter: “Get excited about real time discovery”
There are many great search-experts out there. We decided we wanted to give some extra attention to some of them. Therefore we will be interviewing some of these experts. During the entire summer you will be served with short interviews with influential people in the industry. You will be seeing interviews with the likes of Joost de Valk, Marcus Tandler, Chris Sherman, Mike Grehan and Danny Sullivan, and off course our bloggers! Be aware that some interviews will be published in the newsletter!
Today: its time again for one of our own: our newest team member (which we are very proud of: Richard Baxter
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State of Search radioshow – episode 15: Microformats with Joost de Valk and Richard Baxter
A very special State of Search radioshow this time. Bas received guests Joost de Valk and Richard Baxter to discuss the topic of microformats. Richard discussed this topic in his post yesterday. Next to the what and why different questions from both the chartroom and the website were answered. A very informative show with hands-on tips to use.
The shownotes are below, all the links can also be found in the special delicious feed.
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State of Search radioshow – episode 12: SMX London, A4UMunich, Newspapers selling SEO and opt out Analytics
A very special show this time around. Our guest Richard Baxter from SEO Gadget joined us to discuss amongst other things SMX Advanced London 2010. And Richard really did his homework. He asked several speakers at SMX to give their take away for the show. You can find the different take aways below.
Next to SMX London we also discussed
The shownotes are below, all the links can also be found in the special delicious feed. (more…)
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