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(Did my Ken Giddens request end up where it should?)

I would love to hear Ken Giddens expand on some things I heard from him in a seminar. See post under separate heading in the Forum?

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A good subject in my opinion would be internal linking strategies. Everyone knows about getting external links, but knowing how to properly setup internal links is important as well. If it has been covered, I apologize.

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I'm a newby at this, however, I've been researching my competitors backlinks on Google and I notice on many sites the backlinks show a large quantity of links that seem to be coming from the site itself...is that internal linking and why does it show up on backlinks? I thought backlinks only showed links that came from other websites?

So, my suggestion is to spend some of your time on a future show discussing this and its relevance if any.

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Hi Brad,
A guest suggestion would be, Mike Glaspie.

He's the guy that founded and runs sites like FreelinksNetwork.com, FreeMarketingInfo.biz, NoBSZone.com, MySiteInc.com, NetMarketing2004.com, and several other sites, all of which are reported to be easily within the top 1% of all sites visited online.

Now he says he has "A brand new approach to search engines."

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It would be interesting to have him on your show.

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I would put in a vote for Ken Giddens. Heard him on a conference call and think the Ken/Brad interaction would be great.

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A good topic would be RSS feeds and how having one on your website can drive traffic and sales. Also how to use your blog or multiple blogs as RSS feeds that also benefit your main website for traffic and sales.

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I think a good guest would be Shawn Pringle,
topic being his seo software "Total Optimizer Pro"

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You recently had a show about powerlinks.
could you give your thoughts on it's effectivness on one of the upcoming shows

I would like to hear Brad Callen AND Shawn Pringle on the show. I've heard them separate and both were good. I'd love to hear them both talk about Total Optimizer Pro!

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Shawn Pringle would be good. An update with Glenn Canady would be really good.

I think a good topic would be tightly themed links vs. just getting links from anywhere.

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Get matt cutts on here! Get some good questions ready too that he will actually answer.

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I’m writing to pitch the show idea “Searching for more than search’s sake: Make your content web standards compliant for accessibility and get better search results in the process” with guest interview David Cummings.

Premise: The legal push for web accessibility (directly related to W3C HTML/XHTML web standards) is increasing, even into the corporate sector. In September 2006, a legal precedent was set for web accessibility when a federal judge sustained discrimination claims against retailing giant Target. This precedent means that retailers must make their e-commerce sites accessible to the blind under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

The problem isn’t that companies don’t want to allow disabled people equal access to their websites, but rather many of them don’t have a clear understanding of the inhibiting elements or how to resolve their sites’ accessibility problems. What many companies don’t know is that getting a website up to par with accessibility standards also improves its search rankings.

David’s bio follows, as well as additional resources on the hot topic of web accessibility. Please let me know if this or a similar topic is of interest to your show, and I can arrange for David to give you an interview. I can be reached at kcabera@carabinerpr.com or 310-571-3766.

Thanks in advance,

Kathy Cabrera

David Cummings is Founder, CEO and President of Hannon Hill. A business and technology enthusiast, David Cummings founded Hannon Hill Corporation in 2001 with the goal to provide powerful XML web content management (WCM) solutions, with an emphasis on personalized customer service.

A WCM subject matter expert, David’s articles have been published on O'Reilly's XML.com and OnJava.com, in addition to popular web development sites such as SitePoint.com. He has presented at the Silicon Valley Web Guild, for Silicon Networks, and the Independent Computer Consultants Association (ICCA).

With more than 10 years of software development experience, David is an experienced programmer and has written code for commercial applications in Java, PHP, ASP, and Visual C++. Prior to founding Hannon Hill Corporation, David worked as an engineer for IBM.

David serves as chairman of the board of the Technology Association of Georgia Content Management Society. A native of Tallahassee, Florida, David holds a bachelor of science degree in economics from Duke University.

Additional Resources

Hannon Hill white paper, “Maintaining an Accessible Site," available for free download at www.hannonhill.com/resources/white-papers/accessibility.html

Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI)

Website: www.w3.org/WAI/

American Association of People with Disabilities (AAPD)

Website: www.aapd-dc.org

“Dive Into Accessibility - 30 days to a more accessible web site”

Website: www.diveintoaccessibility.org/

Rehabilitation Engineering & Assistive Technology Society of North America (RESNA)

Website: http://www.resna.org/