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Trading standards are trying to get Google to join in the fight against counterfeit goods being sold over the internet. The answer lies with consumers rather than the search engines
Are You Violating Google’s Terms of Service?
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Breaking Google's terms of service can be devastating for your business online. Are you breaking any of Google's policies? - I-COM Blog
Snog, Marry, Avoid (SEO Style)
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Which of these SEO companies would you snog, marry or avoid? - I-COM Blog
Introducing the SEO Book Club
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I-COM has set up an SEO Book Club. Find out more on our blog, and the Tumblr - I-COM Blog
Setting Expectations for an SEO Campaign
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SEO takes time and patience in order to achieve ROI and depends on what your competition and the search engines are doing at the same time.
Why Your Site Needs More Content
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I-COM's Paul Greenhalgh explains why your site needs more content, despite what the traditional marketers might tell you - I-COM Blog
Yet More SEO Spammers - Don't Trust Them (They're not Doctors)
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SEO Doctors approached I-COM client the Smile Centre using a a long spammy e-mail full of incorrect and falsified information - I-COM Blog
Crain's Best Places to Work 2010 - The Results
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I-COM was a finalist in the 'Big' category at this year's Crain's Best Places to Work 2010, see the results here - I-COM Blog
Why Keywords in Domain Names is a Stupid Ranking Factor
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Google using keywords in domain names as a ranking factor is a ridiculous practice as it takes away from business' branding.
Your dofollow does look silly
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There is no such thing as a dofollow link. There is only a nofollow link. SEO companies who don't know this are not very good at SEO.