You've probably noticed that Bing, Microsoft's new search engine, was launched last year. Since then, I've received increased traffic from search engines. Bing is closing in on Google, but Google is still lonely at the top.

I'm not sure how much help Bing will be for me during 2010, but my guess is that it will increase even more. The reason for this, is that I have added my site to the Bing search engine.

Using the right search engine optimization tools can make a huge difference in your site's position in the search engines. They can make your life easier, that's all there is to it! Using the right tools can be crucial. Before I get into tools that are good for you to use, I am going to discuss tools that you should steer clear of. By the way, this article was given to me by SEO Product Reviews. Auto Blog Commenting Software The first of these is auto blog commenting software.

This is an article from SEO Product Reviews. Many people agree that if you want to make it online with your website, you need to understand search engine optimization "Google style." The fact is that Google is the top search engine and controls most of the market share among all the search engines.

You can drive a lot of traffic to your website or blog if you start using images and if you start optimizing your images for Google Image Search.

A lot of people are using Google Image Search and you can get a lot of free traffic if you just start doing some minor changes.

There are many ways to get traffic from Google Image Search; you could insert keywords into your Alt text and name your images with descriptive titles and of course you could use relevant text around your images.

Thanks to Sergey at TechWeb Media I am looking at and testing the first human powered social search engine. And I really like what I have seen so far from Stumpedia.

I am really not that interested in Search Engine Optimization (SEO), well, don’t get me wrong. I am very interested in traffic from search engines, but I have not been studying SEO at all. I know a few things, but that’s about all.

The reason why I have not studying Search Engine Optimization is that I have thought that it’s too time consuming and a very difficult task. And if I am going to be good at SEO I would have to work really hard at it, something I don’t have the time to do at the moment.

I have been looking at this brand new Search Engine Optimization (SEO) tool since the day it launched. This is probably the first time I have read the whole sales page of a product.

I have just been attending a conference. Eirik Newth a rather famous Norwegian blogger had an excellent lecture about web 2.0 and education. When he was asked about his contact information, he just referred to Google. He is usually number 1 if you search for his first name Eirik.

I thought about writing a post about Google Pagerank, and I thought about doing it the easy way. Something like "Google Pagerank for dummies", but as I was about to start writing I started to think; why should I write about PageRank? I bet thousands have already done it, and probably a lot better than I can ever write and explain it. Now, here I am, still not sure whether I should have written the Google Pagerank for dummies or not.

I am just wondering; would it be illegal if Google provided biased search results? Let me give you an example. Some of the top people at Google would like the democrats to win the presidential election in the United States. To help the democrats, they offer some undercover marketing. Every time someone used Google to search for republican or something related to the party, they would get negative information regarding the republicans.