Everybody is interested in Search Engine Optimization. Here are a few videos that don’t suck from Matt Cutts, one of the more public figures at Google, on the topic of SEO. What he says is very interesting. (He has, of course, his own blog and it’s MR — Mandatory Reading.)
Qualities of a good site. Matt answers Google questions: - Does Sitemaps depend on pageviews? - What are the top things to do in SEO? - Should I use bold or strong tags?
Some SEO Myths. Matt answers Google questions: - Myths: 1) sites on the same server, 2) IP, or 2) including off-domain JavaScript - Launching sites with millions of pages: how should I do it best? - Google images: updates on the horizon, and current Google Images technology.
Should you optimize for Search Engines or for Users? Matt answers Google questions: - Which is more important: search engine optimization (SEO) or end user optimization? - What spam detection tools would you recommend? - Does cleanliness of code (W3C) help at all?
NOTE: The section on “cleanliness of code” starts at 2:40.
Video disclaimer Matt Cutts tries to answer questions, but any mistakes are his own. These are his personal opinions, and Google is not responsible for them.