Feb/102
Denver SEO Image Results Are Back
Recently, in Google search results…
Last summer, Google was testing many new technologies that are now a regular part of search results, such as Google Profiles. They had been very aggressive in adding video and images into results as well. This meant that in addition to the ten links, there were video, image, map and profile results that were all in the mix.
Google then backed away from so aggressively integrating those results into search results, and has been slowly refining and redefining their layout.
- Changed the width of the results so that instead of 100% browser width, results now have a maximum width. Many people believe that this is to increase click-through rates for the sponsored results.
- Added real-time search results (“Latest results from…”) from Twitter and news websites after they brokered a deal to access Twitter data
- Added weather, sports results, and other “factual” results above organic results
- Increased the width of the “OneBox”
There have been many changes over the past year, and many more will come.
Images return in “Denver SEO” search results

Google shows images for the search Denver SEO...is that what users are wanting?
During that span of time last year, images were shown for the query “Denver SEO,” but since then have disappeared. Now, they are back, and given a prominent location in the search results (currently between position 3 and 4).When a user searches for Denver SEO, why would they want an image? The only explanation I can think of is that SEOs may be clicking on their own image results to artificially give weight and relevance to something that I believe isn’t hugely relevant.
What’s even more interesting is that some of the images don’t even have alt text or title attributes that Google would read to know what the image is about. Thus, Google is simply inferring that the images are relevant based on the surrounding content and the name of the image file itself.
Jul/090
Local Denver SEO – Make Sure You’re Bing Ready

Denver SEO for Bing.com
With the announcement today that Microsoft is going to be taking over Yahoo!’s search business, Microsoft’s Bing (Previously Live.com) has become even a stronger challenger to Google. It’s important to be focusing search engine optimization not only on Google, but also on Bing.
Here are two starting ways to make sure your website is all ready for Bing becoming a major player:
Jun/0933
Spammy Denver SEO – What Not to Do
Since writing this post, I have spoken with the people at Iniquitous, and they told me that they have taken steps to undo the methods described in this post.

Iniquitous has been making lots of moves in the Denver SEO rankings lately. I’m going to show that they have achieved this rank using black-hat SEO methods.
Local Search SEO Spam
Iniquitous has been moving up a lot, especially in local search results in the Google OneBox map results. They seem to be everywhere…but not all with the same listing.
Doing a little research on Google Local, I got to this page of all their listings. Guess what? They have ELEVEN (11) listings. I am frustrated at Google for not doing a better job of such blatant spam. They have used 11 different business names for their listings. Check this out:
- Iniquitous
- Search Engine Optimization Denver by Iniquitous
- Web Design Denver by Iniquitous
- Denver Web Design by Iniquitous
- Denver Internet Marketing
- Search Engine Marketing Denver
- Call for your Denver Company HERE
- Denver SEO Company
- Denver Web Design
- Colorado Search Engine Optimization
- Denver SEO Company
Most of those list the same address, and all of them (except for their honest business listing) are spam. This kind of irresponsible SEOing sucks. But wait, there’s more!
Jun/090
SEO is the way to Go
This blog is going to have a bunch of quick SEO tips to keep you on top of the SEO game — in Denver or wherever you are. These tips are super-geeky, very nerdy, but always helpful.
I am Zack Katz, President of Katz Web Services, Inc., and I will be writing these posts. Part of what I’m going to be doing here is talking about other SEO companies’ tactics, and whether or not I approve…and why. SEO is such a learning industry that if you don’t analyze what your competition is doing, you’re already behind the ball.