What exactly do you mean by

4. Remove stop words and filter by phrase.
6. Sort through the most common remnants first, and comb as far down as you feel is valuable.

I think this concept is very good , but it lacked illustrative examples – which is one thing you have done very well throughout the book up to this point.

I did do some research to find the term stop words = the, a, and, etc. and other “filler” words but I am not sure if this is correct because there were no specific examples.
Any insights would be appreciated.

Thank you,

Zachary Palmer

I registered myself on your website 2 days ago to receive your newsletter.

After that I noticed the article on page: http://www.artofseobook.com/google-power-user-tips/

Now that I am subscribed, could you please send me the mentioned “ebook (2009 edition) on power searching with Google — available free to Art of SEO newsletter subscribers”?

Thank you in advance.

By the way, your book is quite good, even though it’s a bit too US centric… don’t forget there is a lot of specific SEO elements whenever you treat multilingual web sites. In Europe, we often manage 5-10 different localized versions.

Best regards,

Arnaud