All commercial content should contain nofollow outward links, all of it..
Read in isolation that’s some statement huh? Yet if you read the posts at Ted Murphy and Andy Beard regarding Google and paid reviews, then that would be a fair conclusion to arrive at. Seems that Matt Cutts has averred that paid reviews or posts that are commercially sponsored should all contain nofollowed links, even if they are to websites that are not owned or controlled by the sponsor.
No such thing as a free SERP
Very soon, you’ll no longer have to confess to being a sinner in order to use Googles re-inclusion or reconsideration request ( I suspect it’ll be called the take me off the naughty list next week, being xmas and all that)
This is a good thing, a small thing, but a good thing nonetheless. Anything that allows you to challenge without putting you on the back foot from the off, can’t be bad, can it?
Whilst Google are probably of the view that it’s an easy thing to do and even almost a no brainer for them to implement, you do nonetheless find yourself wondering why they employed the whole nasty evil language approach from the outset.
Matt Cutts in a recent interview said that Google does allow PageRank to flow through noindex pages. If you have pages on your wordpress install that add little value to your readers and you’d like to prevent them from being indexed, then you might want to take that into account.
Eric Enge: Can a NoIndex page accumulate PageRank?
Matt Cutts: A NoIndex page can accumulate PageRank, because the links are still followed outwards from a NoIndex page.
Eric Enge: So, it can accumulate and pass PageRank.
Wow Matt upgrades WP and um gets hacked - WP 2.2 time already? 
Is there some kind of discredit WP agenda going on?
Not good.
edit:Um hold on, could this be anApril fools joke? Lol if it is, too funny, it got me! 
Then the answer is simple. Work damn hard, have something to say.
I watched a video the other day from some guy in New York going by the name of Loren Feldman. I can’t find the link or recall where I saw it, but in a nutshell, Loren was talking about (in his own inimitable style) how this whole A list blogging thing is by and large bullshit. Bullsit in the sense of it really isn’y some mythical hard to attain thing. A-listers dont just happen overnight, they are not annointed to the A-list by the A-list illuminati, uh uh, no siree, they all get there through the same tried and tested route that applies to practically any other area of this thing called life and success relative to it. Hard work and having something to say.
matt cutts related auction ending soon on ebay...
Matt Cutts announce that Google Page Rank Update is happening now and some older penalties on websites will be expiring.
Well, you probably already know about the new Google update. While the last several updates don’t have a distinctive name, this past update which came roaring in during March and April wreaking havoc to all SEO’s deserves a name like a great storm- this one named “Dewey” after a code word used in Matt Cutt’s blog
The first spam that he had to deal with was a porno. And he remembers it oh so well. Sounds...dirty...
Week in Search engine news. video from Matt Cutts, the Google Trifecta, and the release of Opera mobile 9.5 beta!
Matt Cutts talks about Search Engine and other issues in SES
Matt Cutts on finding no false positives: "I did a similar post in January 2007, and said: 'I’ve checked out a quite a few 'we don’t have any malware' reports at this point, and I’ve yet to see a false positive — the sites in question have each had some malware on them." A year and a half later, that’s still true for me."
Link baiting is simply getting more and more inbound links with a twist. Rather than hunting out links link baiting brings the links to you through unique and popular site content. Matt Cutts defines link bait as anything "interesting enough to catch people's attention, and that doesn't have to be a bad thing.".
Matt Cutt is a well know google engineer. He gave recently security tips on wordpress. Wordpress security is always a concern for bloggers who using this platform. The following tips can be helpful for bloggers to get secure from hackers.
Here’s what you need to know: the activation issues were resolved by Friday afternoon, and most of the lines at Apple stores should be pretty manageable now. Apple provides a page to check local iPhone availability. The page looks like this:
I never knew their hatred of each other went so far. Matt Cutts as you can see in the picture is very pissed off at Aaron Wall.
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