Google’s Matt Cutts recently posted a video on the search giant’s GoogleWebmasterHelp channel on Youtube answering an irate question from a Google user.

Ed, from the Caribbean wrote:

How can linking remain a major part of a search algorithm when the majority of Internet users are unable to post a ‘followed’ link on the World Wide Web? For example Twitter, Facebook, wiki etc. are all ‘nofollow’. It seems only a very small percentage of links count.

I was very pleased about Matt’s response.

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Goldstein Media Founder and Creative Director Seth Goldstein was interviewed for and is the lead expert on a story by the Jewish Exponent on Social Media and how young adults are using it to connect.

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Facebook has more than 500 million users. That would be the 3rd largest country in the world if it was one. The network is a great place for businesses to interact with their customers, clients and target market. Yet knowing how to do it right isn’t as easy as it looks.
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Google’s Matt Cutts had a interesting video on Youtube recently. He answered a question from a viewer who asked if the frequency of blog posts mattered when Google ranks a blog/site. Matt’s answer is interesting and true:

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Google has released a major revision to it’s search index. They call it Caffeine. At the Search Engine Land conference/expo SMX, SEL founder Danny Sullivan interviews Google’s Matt Cutts about the changes.

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Facebook released yet another privacy setting revision this week after the massive backlash against their drive to make users share their data with everyone.

This screencast is to show you how to use the new privacy settings.

It’s our first podcast for Goldstein Media, which is very exciting. In this edition Seth talks about getting started with Twitter.

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A big part of SEO is something so simple but very time consuming… links. The more links you have pointing at your site the more value the search engines will give your site. Directories that are high quality are also a great place to get good links. Some cost money but are well worth it. Watch the video to learn more:

Mike McDonald over at WebProNews has a great video about how SEO isn’t dead it’s just redefining itself.  McDonald talks with Greg Jarboe of SEO-PR. Greg points out that those who aren’t adapting to the changing landscape of SEO is dead to them. But those who are willing to look outside the box and evolve with the changes then SEO is still growing and thriving.

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