Posted by great scott! We've got a special guest on Whiteboard Friday this week: Rand! After a few weeks of awesome stuff from our guest stars, Rand was missing the limelight and wanted to get back in front of the camera. So what's the topic? Indexation issues. What do you do when you have a large (or ginormous) site and thousands of your pages simply aren't getting indexed? Well, a lot of times it means you lose clicks and lose business,

Since being acquired by Google, Feedburner seems to be a backward slide into Googleism.? Many may not be familiar with Google's lack of information, read any of their blogs and you only get a slight insight into what they are up to - Feedburner is saying even less. There is no information coming out of Feedburner now. There have been no ' Publisher Tips ' since August 2007 and nothing on the official Feedburner ' Blog ' since May this year.

Google are pushing their offline advertising with a new blog - called - Let's Take It Offline. Most advertisers aren't aware of Google's offline advertising in more traditional media outlets such as print, radio and television. The blog is supposedly going to keep everyone up to date with all that is happening with offline advertising. This means that, if Google runs true to form,

David Szetela brings up a very important point when he mentions in this article that the display URL on your ads don't have to conform to a single web page URL on your web site. He gives to examples, which are reprinted below: Outdoor Furniture Durable Patio Beauty. See Low Prices on Top Brands! www.FranksFurniture.com/Outdoor and the second example is: Outdoor Furniture Durable Patio Beauty. See Low Prices on Top Brands! Outdoor.FranksFurniture.

Posted by Stephen Chau, Product Manager Today marks the beginning of one of my favorite summer events: the Tour de France. I'm always amazed when I hear about the long, steep climbs through mountains or the blistering speeds of the cyclists as they pass through the French countryside. But since most of us can't head over there to watch it in person, we're giving you the next best thing: Street View of the 2008 Tour de France route. Head to google.

Do you know what pitch is? You may think you do, but let me tell ya, it is not what you think. So what is pitch? They use it to seal asphalt. If you have ever watched a crew laying out pitch you probably noticed FIVE really, really, important things about pitch: Pitch is black. Pitch is really freakin hot. If you get too close to it, it sticks to you. If you do get it on you, it burns the hyde right off you. Like naplam. Once you get burned by pitch,

Posted by Duncan Morris I'm hoping this post will become the first in a series of posts from me, talking more about SEO from a developer's perspective. A lot of the posts around tend to be more centered on SEO from a marketing perspective. If you have anything you'd like to see covered, please leave a comment and I'll do my best. The work done by developers rarely hits the headlines but can often be the difference between success and failure in an SEO project.