Mar 2, 2007 at 2:21pm ET by Barry Schwartz
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Does The Order of META Tags Impact Search Rankings?
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Aggregate Musical Information with Sleevenotez
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I loved the article “Google’s Matt Cutts on Personalization and the Future of SEO”!
I also wanted to give you, Danny or Barry, a heads up on a post in the latest Kiplinger Washington letter (Vol 84 #9)on “Selling”. It says: “Web advertising may get swept up in a crackdown on spyware.
Congress wants to ban spyware…nasty software that embeds itself
on your computer and reports your every keystroke to an unseen operator. The problem is, the proposed bill would also affect advertising.
Some ad software implants itself and reports on shopping habits,
helping firms target specific marketing pitches to their best prospects.”
I’d appreciate your comments on this in an upcoming SeachEngineLand post. Thanks.