Google releases their own SEO report card. See how you can improve your own on-site SEO, and also improve your HTML.

It appears Google Analytics now supports annotations for all accounts. At least for mine.

Google is now slowly releasing the Annotations feature for their analytics.

The battle for search traffic is not between Google and Bing. It’s between them and all other websites, and I believe the search engines will go down.

How and why, you should use Google Analytics Goal feature. It’s time to set some goals for the new year.

The final post of a series about improving website performance, and how to make sure it loads quickly.

Reducing file size, and limiting cookie sizes to keep your site running smooth and fast.

A brief tutorial on how to speed up your website by minimizing round trip times, RTT. Control your redirects, and pack your script.

Ensure your site is optimized for fast loading by following Google’s recommended tips. First step, caching content.

If you want anybody looking at your website, it’s time to speed that load time up. This week I will posting several tips on how to do just that starting with some basics today.

Google’s Webmaster Tools unleashed Site Performance, found under Labs, to help you improve you websites load time.

The top posts on BWI for the month of November, 2009

Tired of the Google toolbar. PageRank means nothing, cache may or may not, constantly resets settings, and has become more of a pain than use.

Six Custom Advanced Segments I Like to Use with Google Analytics, the minus Stumbleupon traffic one is my favorite.

A better explanation of Google’s Webmaster Tools Keyword Significance, and a couple of example on how you can apply it.

Google Webmaster Tools now has a Keyword Significance list

An easy way to make sure Google likes your blog descriptions.

How Post Tags can indicate what your readers would like to see more of.

How I write my meta description tags for my blog posts.

Google has no clue on how to select icons to represent their services.