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Bruce Clay Blog
4 Ways Search Marketing is Like Super Bowl 44 (XLIV)
Super Bowl XLIV kicks off in Miami this Sunday, and in the three hours that follow, cheers and jeers will explode across the country as America revels in its favorite pastime. Sure, noshing dip and screaming at a screen can be tiring, but the Indianapolis Colts and the New Orleans...
Getting Cozy with Self Promotion — SEM Synergy Extras
On today's episode of SEM Synergy, guest Lisa Barone joined us on the show. If you read the BCI blog before September of '08, you know The Lisa from these very pages. There's also a chance you know her as the blogger kicking butt and chief branding officer of the...
SEO Weekend Update: Local, Mobile and Maps
I'm a day late in climbing out from under the ever-piling heap called my feed reader — but hey, if Punxsutawney Phil can claw his way to the surface today, I can too. Here’s the search news from over the weekend through today, with a special focus on local and...
Relevance: Good for SEO, Good for YOU
Growing up, I always thought of my dad as Mr. Tech, spending a Saturday afternoon fiddling to fix the vacuum cleaner or hooking up new gear for the family sound system. I'd later hear stories of him attending a technical institute to learn the inner workings of the VCR. The...
Friday Recap: Wolf Moon Edition
Oh happy, glorious, liberating Friday. We're so glad you've come back! What's in store for the recap today? We must read on to find out! The biggest, brightest full moon of the year happens tonight. Tonight's full moon also happens to be the first of the year, an event known as...
Apple debuted a touchscreen tablet computer yesterday, following months of building fervor and anticipation. By the time Steve Jobs took the stage at the iPad event, the rumor mill had hit a frenzied pitch and it was almost impossible to travel the Web without stumbling over counterfeits and alleged leaks. Now,...
SEO ROI
How Facebook Built A Competitive Advantage While Blocking Google
Yesterday, I described what I saw as a trend towards content communities becoming commodified. We ended on the question – how do you build a competitive advantage in such a case? One idea that comes to mind courtesy of both Inc magazine’s article on Yelp, and from Kyle Lacy is...
Is The Trend Towards Content-Communities Commodifying Them?
Ads are increasingly being bought to promote content, rather than to create brand awareness or sell directly. What’s interesting to me about this is that it’s a trend growing in parallel with a trend amongst large, SEO-driven sites towards building blog-focused communities. These content community sites typically follow this outline,...
6 Steps To More Engaging Copy That Sells
Good copywriting does more than just explain the details of a website’s products or services. It needs to speak to a person on an emotional level, giving them hope while getting the point across fast. It also needs to compel a person to take action. The biggest weakness of the average...
5 Surprising Sources of Competitive Intelligence
Competitive intelligence provides entertainment, an inside-track on industry trend-spotting, and the potential to develop tangential business opportunities before others, or at least catch up quickly. I gluttonously consume information, and thought I’d share some parts of my diet with other competitive intelligence collectors with hearty appetites. 1) Affiliate networks. Ever wonder what...
How In-House SEOs Can Add Value Beyond Search
Ecommerce SEO guru Everett Sizemore provides some tips on making yourself more valuable within your organization and to your SEO clients. Learn how SEOs can provide value beyond just the optimization of websites.Downloads: Updated Feb 8, 2010: Internal Link Building, a Wordpress plugin. It optimizes your internal navigation so that...
I’m Nominated For The 2010 SEMMY Awards !
And I’m lucky to have been nominated in two categories! 1. My post, “The 4.5 Personas of My SEO Site,” is nominated in the SEO category! If I get into the Finalists round, I’d love for you to vote for me to win! The post has also made it as...
SEOmoz Daily SEO Blog
Whiteboard Friday - Choosing an SEO Consultant
Posted by great scott!Will Critchlow of Distilled (who recently took over SEOmoz's consulting business) is back in Whiteboard studios to help Rand discuss how to Choose an SEO consultant--or any consultant for that matter. Whether you're a consultant yourself, you frequently work with consultants, or you're thinking of outsourcing some work...
Getting Started Publishing on Google News
Posted by Sam NiccollsThe New York Times, CNN, and Yahoo News each get more traffic than Google News, but in a given month Google News sends almost a billion clicks to publishers worldwide, which makes it an incredibly compelling syndication platform for sites with newsworthy content. But how do you...
Senior Marketers Need Greater Accountability
Posted by randfishI ran across this survey data eMarketer released last week and my heart sank: This first chart looks innocent enough. It's when you look at the next one (from the same report) that things get ugly: As a CEO, an SEO, a web marketer and a participant in social media, this...
It's a Feeding Frenzy for Keyword-Rich Domains
Posted by MichaelCIt's a well-known fact in the SEO world that Google shows enormous favoritism in its rankings to domain names that contain one or more of the keywords being searched for. If your domain name is a close match to the search keywords all glued together, it's as easy...
The End of Consulting: A New Partnership & Our Focus on Software
Posted by randfishToday I have two very big announcements. First, SEOmoz is exiting the consulting business to focus exclusively on our software model. And, second, we have an expanded partnership with Distilled (new US site: Distilled LLC), who'll be taking over many of our consulting clients and opening offices here...
Whiteboard Friday - Optimizing Topic Pages
Posted by great scott!This week we're pleased to welcome Marshall Simmonds, CEO of Define Search Strategies and Chief Strategist for the New York Times, to Whiteboard Studios. Whether or not to use topic pages--and how to use them effectively--is a topic of some debate in the SEO world. Well, who...
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Google about to get a Makeover
“Whosoever desires constant success must change constantly” and it is becoming more and more evident that Google subscribes to this school of thought. The Online Marketing Blog is reporting an All New Google Design. According to this blog post, Google is testing a redesign and new logo for its home...
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Getting ready for Christmas shopping? Try Google Product Search
The holiday season is fast approaching and the shopping carnival is just about to begin. By now, most people across the globe probably have a ready list of things to buy for their friends, family and loved ones. Black Friday is inching closer and Cyber Monday is lurking around the...
Bank in August, Google created sensation when it announced that they were working on a new version of search engine. The project was officially known as Google Caffeine. When it comes to Google, even a logo change attracts widespread attention from all quarters of media. And since Google Caffeine was a...
Google’s Local Featured Listings
For long, small and local business have struggled to effectively capitalize on search engine promotion, be it organic or paid promotion. Blame it on the ever increasing competition and efforts required to achieve and maintain healthy organic rankings or the complexity and intricacies involved in running a fruitful paid search...
Google Webmaster Central Blog
How did you do on the Webmaster Quiz?
Webmaster Level: AllThanks to all of you who took our webmaster quiz and waited patiently to see how well you did! Today, we're pleased to present the Webmaster Quiz answers! We hope this quiz has provided some clarity on common issues users ask about in the ...
Request visitors' permission before installing software
(Cross-posted on the Google Korea Blog)Webmaster Level: AllLegitimate websites may require that their visitors install software. These sites often do so to provide their users with additional functionality beyond what's available in standard web browsers, like viewing a special type of document. Please note, however, that if your site requires...
Protect your site from spammers with reCAPTCHA
Webmaster Level: AllIf you allow users to publish content on your website, from leaving comments to creating user profiles, you’ll likely see spammers attempt to take advantage of these mechanisms to generate traffic to their own sites. Having this spammy content on your site isn't fun for anyone. Users may...
Introducing a new Rich Snippets format: Events
Webmaster Level: AllLast year we introduced Rich Snippets, a new feature that makes it possible to surface structured data from your pages on Google's search results. So far, user reaction to Rich Snippets has been enthusiastic -- after all, Rich Snippets help people make more informed clicks and find what...
Google SEO resources for beginners
Webmaster Level: BeginnerWant to eat healthier and exercise more in 2010? That's tough! Want to learn about search engine optimization (SEO) so you can disregard the rumors and know what's important? That's easy! Here's how to gain SEO knowledge as you go about your new start to 2010:Step 1: Absorb...
Webmaster Level: AllAt PubCon in Las Vegas in November 2009, I gave a "State of the Index" talk which covers what Google has done for users, web developers, and webmasters in the last year. I recently recreated it on video for those of you who didn't make it to the...
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Link Building this Month (01.2010)
Since there wasn’t a Link Building this Month in December, because of the yearly recap, this month’s edition basically is a double edition. In 2010, I will be putting the bar even higher than it already was. We’ve all read the same stuff over and over again, so I’ll try...
The SEMMYs: My Personal Favorites
Just like last year, SmallBusinessSEM’s Matt McGee is hosting the SEMMYs, an annual awards event for search engine marketing content. So in case you took a sabbatical last year and want to catch up, I would advize you to take a look at all the great stuff that was nominated...
More Link Building Tool Goodness
About a year ago, I made a selection of a few (in my opinion) indispensable link building tools. Except from a Majestic SEO redesign and some changes to the Link Diagnosis tool, I haven’t seen any big changes in the field of link building tools since then. Well, until this...
It’s already the last day of the year, so it’s time to list the best link building related posts of 2009. Just like last year, I’ve read a lot of great articles. Here’s my personal top three: 1. Link Development Training: How Link Building for SEO is Like Picking Up a...
My Link Baiting Idea Generation Process
We all know that link baiting can be one of the efficient ways of getting more websites to link to yours (if you don’t, please go read these articles first). However, there’s a huge difference between knowing that it could work, and actually being successful with it. In my opinion, there...
Link Building this Month (11.2009)
With Halloween, Thanksgiving and even the other upcoming holidays in sight, November usually is a slow month in terms of finding high quality articles. And last month wasn’t any different. Wordstream’s interview series and Ari Ozick’s excellent interview with Deb Mastaler made up for it a little bit, though. Also, Garrett...
1918 Internet Services
Raleigh Media Leaders Inaugural Networking Event
Two weeks isn't a long time to plan an event, here's how we did it for Raleigh's Media Leaders event. ...
Study says: Facebook beats Twitter?
This post is by Alison Campbell who runs the Social Media empire at Out There Media. If you’re not following her @outtheremedia Twitter stream, you’re missing out on her balance of outrageous enthusiasm and crazy ideas with solid numbers, results, and experience to back them up. Several recent studies have highlighted...
Online reputation monitoring is no longer a feature of social-geeks, almost everyone, and every brand now needs to keep an eye on it. ...
I've decided to leave my position at McClatchy Interactive. ...
Why You Should Attend The Raleigh Media Leaders Networking Event
Why you should plan on attending the Raleigh Media Leaders networking event on January 26th, 2009 ...
What if you employed the power of the hug at work? ...
Traffick: The Business of Search
How are things? Trick question: it's a matter of perspective. It's a matter of how you frame things.Hardly anyone searches for "february blahs" (you can look it up on Google Insights for Search), so full steam ahead? Not so fast. The number of people searching for "winter blahs" eclipses that...
Is Your Search Marketing Knowledge Outdated? You Know What to Do
It's becoming a truism that search engine marketing as practiced by busy in-house marketing managers, and others in similar positions who may drift in and out of direct responsibility for those initiatives, need serious "brushing up" every year or so. That used to be described as "changes in the search...
Why I Won't Invest in Avid Life Media
Jason Calacanis, the notorious web entrepreneur of Weblogs, Inc., and Mahalo fame, recently raised a flap by telling everyone to boycott comScore and indeed, to sell or short-sell its stock. I'm glad I came to my senses and decided not to get caught up in that catfight, though I sometimes...
AdSense Revenue Share: 72% for partners, 28% for Google
Google's impressive Q4 2009 earnings report makes certain aspects of the business clear for all to see. For example, they report that revenues of $2.07 billion in revenue was generated by "Google partner sites through its AdSense program," and that "amounts ultimately paid to our AdSense partners" totaled "$1.47 billion...
Hey there! If you've attended SES Toronto in the past, you should have received an email offering a deep discount off the price of a pass to this, the world's best Canadian search engine marketing trade show coming up June 9-11, 2010. This early bird discount is so great, it...
Incredibly Specific: A Trend for 2010 (Like Never Before)
I just paid $100 for an extremely targeted information package, written and recorded by an affiliate marketer, about a very specific element of Google AdWords advertising (hint: it's in the content network).I've seen this working already in practice, and I figure his tips will mean a lot more than $100...
ResearchBuzz
Directory of Cloud Computing Companies
I thought the Internet was the Internet, but you can also consider the Internet as “the Cloud”. And there’s a lot going on in “the Cloud,” from applications to hosting to content delivery systems. Several companies provide products and services to the Cloud, and Cloudbook has a directory of over...
Specialty Calendar Data — Get Sunrises and Sunsets
After my writeup about Calendar Labs last week, I got a note from reader MF about Sunrise Sunset Calendars, available at http://www.sunrisesunset.com/. This site has apparently been around for years and years, but either I hadn’t heard about it before or I’d heard about it and forgotten. The site allows...
Huge Archive of Ornithological Magazines from New York
A hat tip and block of suet to Zen Birdfeeder, which tipped me off to the new release from the New York State Ornithological Association. The NYSOA has released its quarterly journal, The Kingbird, as a free searchable archive. The current archive contains 228 issues that span from 1950-2007 —...
Harvard Law School Library Releases Internment Camp Papers Archive
The Harvard Law School Library announced earlier this week the release of the Maurice Ettinghausen collection of Ruhleben civilian internment camp papers, 1914-1937. An overview of the collection is available at http://oasis.lib.harvard.edu/oasis/deliver/deepLink?_collection=oasis&uniqueId=law00029. The papers were produced when the German government established an internment camp at a horse racetrack outside of...
A Search Engine With Ergonomics Aimed at Older Adults
Sunmee Huh took a Google Custom Search engine and tweaked it to make it more ergonomic for older users and a little less confusing to novice searchers. The result is called Good50 and it’s available at http://www.good50.com. While it’s not quite perfect — some of the functionality doesn’t work for...
Twitter Rolls Out Local Trending for Some Areas
Twitter is interesting when looked at in a global sense, but even more interesting when you can delineate and narrow down what’s being tweeted. You can do that of course by searching, and more and more you can do it geographically. Twitter is helping that somewhat with their new “Local...
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Web Site Visitors - 5 Cheap Techniques Create It!
It is completely obvious that even the best optimised site with the best duplicated sales page will not make a dime without one very required addition. That ‘ added fact’ is visitors . Whilst there are...
Increased Search Engine Traffic
Increased Search Engine Traffic for your online business. And mind you, guys ; we haven’t brought these systems from some far off planet. They are rather from our dear planet earth and you have seen them around you, but never realized what they were. You have to have read...
Article Writing Equals Free Marketing
little known way to get regular web visitors, a higher Google Page position , and incoming links to your site with no need to give return links. All for no cost … Editorial Writing - Choose a...
Should You Pay For Text Backlinks ?
You can rank number one (Or at least in the top ten) for just about all search phrases by just buying text link ads, regardless if the web site isn’t related to the search phrase in anyway, it can still rank in the...
4 Websites To Advetise Your Small Buisniess For Free
Welcome to the merlin network for classified ads and Internet marketing. Work at home step by step program Advertise for less You know you can spend $100.00 or $200.00 or even a $1000.00 bucks on advertising with Google or any other major ad word program and still get nowhere with your business and...
Your Search Engine Optimization Skills Sucks And You Are The Blame
If you have been studying for years to get better search placement and still have not reach it then that means your SEO techniques is useless. I hate to say it like this but it’s honest. Try to figure out one thing. How much work have you put in to...
SEO and Tech Daily
Twitter Wants You to Change Your Password!
In a post a short time ago, Twitter urged users to change their passwords. Like many other high-profile websites in recent weeks, it seems the popular social networking site is seeing their share of server attacks, the most recent of which is coming from the Torrent world. One of the results has...
Google News - What are those Stars?
Google News users awoke this morning to a slight change in the page layout. Small stars have been placed to the left of story headlines. You will need to be logged in to your Google account for this new functionality to work or clicking on a star will take you directly to...
Microsoft deadlines approaching - Are you ready? (Updated)
By most accounts, millions of tech-saavy people as well as curiosity seekers downloaded the Windows 7 Release Candidate, and, there's a good chance that millions are still using it. I suppose it was generous of Microsoft in a way to give this pre-release version away but at the same time,...
Google's Chrome Browser updates to New Level 5
It wasn't that long ago that Google threw a shock wave through the tech world by announcing their own web browser, competing directly with Microsoft's Internet Explorer, Mozilla's Firefox, Apple's Safari and others, including the recently upgraded Opera. Google Chrome debuted as a lightweight (meaning small program size with a very low drain...
An Experiment in (Free) Blog Syndication
Unless you enjoy talking to yourself, I think it's a pretty safe bet that bloggers want someone to read what they write ?? .... Over the past year, my advice has generally been a mix of SEO, PPC and active participation in social media (in particular - Twitter, Facebook and YouTube). The...
Important update re Firefox 3.6 Release (and yesterday's post)
Firefox users are NOT currently being automatically updated (or prompted to update) from Version 3.5.7 or 3.6 Release Candidate 2 .... despite the fact that RC2 users will see 'Firefox 3.6' in the 'about' tab: To get the final version (at least as of today, Fri Jan 22), you need to...
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Influential Women of the Web in 2010
(Disclaimer: No one on this list willingly grows social media facial hair.) It's January and I despise the "2010 lists" as they all end up being popularity lists with no value. This list crosses many verticals but all use online technologies to benefit their particular brand. This list is unique as...
Series: Finding Hidden Values In Your Community's Content In 2010
Your community is diversified as your readers or viewers likes and dislikes differ. Everyone visits your site for different reasons with different expectations. A great community manager tests your content that works and content that does not. In conjunction with site traffic results it is easy to determine your...
Series: Finding Hidden Value - New Ebook - Creating Captivating Content Online
Community building and management is one of those areas in which I excel at. The enjoyment that I get by creating a "buzz" around a brand online to me is just well the cat's meow. It is that raw talent that has inspired two other communities Women of Web...
Blogging: You Are Doing It Wrong. Nine Steps To Improve Your Site
Anniversaries catch up quickly. Yesterday was my my birthday but not just my own birthday it's my blog's birthday as well. I escaped the normal flow of things and disconnected to gain a little insight. A year ago i started my community building blog with the intent to...
Legal Versus Social: 7 Steps To An Amicable Relationship
7 Steps to integrate your corporate legal department and an evolving social business model seamlessly.(This post is designed more for those deep in the corporate trenches, looking for guidance on how to plan out a new guidelines around social business practices policy).As social business communications become more prevalent in...
How Do You Overcome Communication Obstacles?
Creating content that all of your network or community enjoys all of the time is nearly impossible. It is Fall and my favorite season of the year. Everything changes and abruptly. I'm taking advantage of this and I suggest you do as well. The way I communicate through specific mediums...
Techipedia | Tamar Weinberg
5 Things True Social Media Experts Do Online
This is a guest post by Glen Allsopp, a 20-year-old genius who has been in this industry for as long as I remember — and you can tell he’s got a knack for brilliance. Follow him on Twitter. There are a few jokes going around the blogosphere right now regarding...
7 Traits of Highly Effective Viral Videos
In the past few years, video has come a long way. As someone who once didn’t like online video, it’s now part of my daily life. In the past few years, videos have gotten much better and widespread that I’d find it hard to be stubborn in my old...
StumbleUpon Etiquette Guide and Best Practices
While not acknowledged or acclaimed by most social media marketing “experts,” StumbleUpon is a fine tool that can bring lots of traffic — both the targeted and untargeted kind — to your website. But with all other social networks, there are rules of engagement that are determined by the...
Is Social Media Worth it for You?
This is a guest post by Samir Balwani, the founder of Training Social, a resource for those interested in social media training. Techipedia readers can use code Tamar for a 15% limited time discount when registering. One of the most common questions in social media is – “is it worth it?”....
Want to Friend Me on Facebook? Please Use My Public Page or LinkedIn Instead
Here’s a truism that Facebook PR is not sure how to readily admit. There really aren’t 350 million members on Facebook. Take my husband’s grandfather as an example. He’s an 89-year-old guy who doesn’t really have his passwords all in the same place, nor does he have an...
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Search Engine Optimisation RSS, Search Engine Marketing RSS. Online Marketing RSS Feeds, Blog Marketing RSS Feeds - Your one stop destination to get all the latest RSS Feeds...
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Twitter Directory - Indian's at Twitter.com
A comprehnesive Blog directory dedicated to all Indian Twitter's. Do you Twit & want to be part of this Community: Visit - http://www.twitter.com/ or left a Comment to be a part of this....
Listoff all Bloggers Worldwide - That's all
Submit your Blog for publication on Afzal-Khan LISTOFF! Blog If you think your blog posts are funny enough, smart enough, and creative enough, you'll see your very own list crediting YOU and YOUR BLOG. Send lists to: afzal.bpl@gmail.com On your mark, see you at: Afzal-Khan LISTOFF! Blog © 2007 Afzal Khan....
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Search Engine Watch Blog
Super Bowl 2010 commercials featured (again) on YouTube AdBlitz
Would marketers be smarter to take the money they'll spend on Super Bowl 2010 commercials and use it to by YouTube ads instead?Click to read the rest of this post... ...
Covario Unveils Display Ad Management Software
The San Diego-based company builds on connection between search and display.Click to read the rest of this post... ...
Job Search Shakeup: Monster to Buy HotJobs for $225 Million
Yahoo! sells off job search site and strikes new ad deal.Click to read the rest of this post... ...
Third Annual Doodle 4 Google Contest Underway
Kids show off their artistic chops.Click to read the rest of this post... ...
Get Valentine's Day Gift Ideas for Your Honey and Save Some Money at Bing
Bing is helping you stay out of the doghouse on February 14.Click to read the rest of this post... ...
Nexus One Updated with Multi-touch Functionality
Google goes after Apple's iPhone with new Android software update for Nexus One.Click to read the rest of this post... ...
Hobo
I’m aiming to make the Hobo SEO blog more useful, with better posts, which will mean fewer posts being published. I’m not going to publish an article just because it’s timely, or just to get my traffic stats up. I’m just going to do my own thing, hope it’s useful, and...
Stone Roses For Piano by Richard Thomas – Friday Fun
I loved the Stone Roses as my pals know (still listen to them all the time), and I came across these amazing Stone Roses for Piano tracks on Itunes. I’m working with Roddy McKenna, the A&R guy who first discovered the Stone Roses in the late 80s and he told me...
Google Personalised Search Study & How It Affects Ranking
Or should that be Google personaliZed search? Anyway…. David Harry of the SEO Dojo has pulled together an interesting study about Personalised Search (how Google changes rankings based on various metrics included being signed into a Google account) We decided to take a set of queries to build a session...
Remember The Problem With SEO Theory Blogs, Like This One
HooRank is a modified polynomial distribution that is calculated every Thursday at 9am local time wherever the website is hosted, and applied to the ranking calculation the following Tuesday at 3pm CET. (http://seocockstars.com/) Note – the reason I am posting this is I have some seo stuff I am going to...
Capture Screen Shots Of Websites In Your Browser Window
I capture screen shots day-to day and I use this Firefox Add-On called ScreenGrab! It’s not a new tool (about 3 milion people have downloaded it) but it does-what-it-says-it-does and is very cool so I thought I would share… Free Screen Capture – With it, you can save anything that you...
Google Feedburner & Broken Tweets (Moan #2)
It’s annoying when you post an article using Google’s feedburner and 2 seconds later somebody is telling you your auto tweet has a ‘broken link in the tweet. The tweet, generated by Google Feedburner, using Google’s URL shortener on publishing a new post, doesn’t have a broken link… it just takes...
Local Biz Bits
Yes I know ILM 09 was last month, but over the holiday I took some time to look over the presentations and what was covered. A lot of good info. If you have the chance to go to ILM10, would highly recommend it. This post does not cover everything but...
Happy New Year everyone! I hope 2010 will be a great year for you. As I was going through some papers, it was brought to my attention that 2010 will mark me working in Cyberspace for 10 years. Wow, it is hard to believe. The actual date is sometime in June....
Merry Christmas From LocalBizBits
Just wanted to take a minute to wish everyone a blessed and Merry Christmas and a Happy 2010 New Year!...
Using Wordpress for Small Business Website
This is something I have been wanting to comment on for a while. I really like Wordpress- its ease of setup, cool widgets, tons of templates available, and the amazing amount of SEO components you can employ with it, make it a no brainer for small business. If you are a...
I recently got word from 8Coupons.com that their service is going nationwide. You can the press release on their blog here. “When a user visits 8coupons.com, the map on the homepage will automatically populate the Top 8 most popular deals based on his or her IP address. This ensures...
Well ILM09 is in the books. This year I was not able to attend but from what I have seen and read, it looked like an awesome meeting. Over the next few days, I hope to review over some of the presentations and info provided and give you some recaps....
