Matt Cutts - Tutorialophile

March 24th, 2008

Matt Cutts is one of google’s most public faces. His insights into google’s philosophy and direction are high yield information.

Although usually followed for the etiquette and ethics of search engine optimization, Matt is also a highly skilled tutorial writer. Followers of tech-recipes will certainly appreciate these gems from his blog.

Moving to a New Web Host - Seemlessly moving to a new host or IP without losing google juice is a gastric reflux inducing concern. From MySQL dumps to DNS changes, these step-by-step directions will help keep the heartburn at bay.

Dynamic Adjustment of iFrame Height - The use of iFrame elements are necessary evils in some projects. Matt’s ideas and the comments that follow should help solve many common iFrame issues. Since adsense uses iFrames, it is not surprising that google would be interested in smooth iFrame integration.

Highlight Author Comments in WordPress - On Matt’s blog (and the upcoming transition of tech-recipes to WP) author comments are highlighted in an unique color for easy identification. Matt’s code and the suggestions that follow explore multiple solutions for this issue.

Downloading and Splitting Podcasts in Linux - Podcasts are wonderful sources of information; however, getting them into bite-sized morsels can be difficult. Matt’s tutorial downloads the podcasts and carves them into manageable sections for ease and comfort.

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Posted by davak Filed in SEO, Google, blogs, unix, linux

2 Responses to “Matt Cutts - Tutorialophile”

  1. Fingers-Toes Says:
    March 24th, 2008 at 11:55 am

    Here I thought he was just Google’s Scoble.

    Those are good tips. If you want to follow Matt’s tutorials without all the SEO and google stuff, you can subscribe to this feed link.

    http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/type/how-to/feed/

  2. agar Says:
    March 25th, 2008 at 6:32 am

    Scoble would be an attention-o-phile.

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