SEO resources

[David Neeley <dbneeley -at- gmail -dot- com>]

I  believe it was Sharon who asked about up-to-date SEO resources.
Interestingly enough, Google posted an article on the subject a few
hours ago that might be helpful:
<http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2010/01/google-seo-resources-for-beginners.html>

Although obviously pitched to beginners, it has links to the various
Google resources including a concise SEO guide that is a free
download.

There are various SEO books released within the past year that might
also be worth looking at. O'Reilly published "Mastering SEO--the Art
of Search Engine Optimization" in October, I think. Also from O'Reilly
is John Jercovic's "SEO Warrior--Essential Techniques for Increasing
Web Visibility." I have copies of both of these, but have not yet read
them so I cannot say which might be better.

HTH,

David
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