In honor of Halloween and all that is ghoulish or ghastly, we’ve compiled a list of frightening SEO tactics that will certainly scare the search engine spiders - and more importantly, your users - away from your website.

One of America’s favorite TV couples is The Office’s Jim (J. Krasinski) and Pam (J. Fischer). They spend their work days pranking Dwight and teasing Michael, along with working for the paper company Dunder Mifflin. However, what if Jim and Pam worked for an online marketing company and SEO agency?

Sarah Palin is probably the most talked-about woman in America right now, but our SEO company is not concerned with her politics for the purposes of this post - we’re interested in how she would approach online marketing and search engine optimization.

One of the more common questions our SEO company encounters is this query: “when someone clicks on my website (or competitor site, for that matter), does the click-through help improve the site’s ranking in the search results”?

You’ve probably seen at least one of the recent articles how Flash websites and SEO are no longer mutually exclusive; however, Flash elements aren’t exactly search engine optimization friendly all of a sudden either.  The real changes that Adobe’s recent announcement about how they are teaming up with Google and Yahoo to make Flash sites able to be indexed by search engines are somewhere in between.