Reading Greywolf`s recent post about quality score within Google`s adwords positioning really highlighted a rant I`ve been having internally for a little while. In a world where every publisher has …
The SEO game – the spam war
I found this on Jim Boykin`s blog and find it hilarious. The game has been released by Gsinc.com and although the actual game its not very exhilarating, what matters is …
Twitter – for all kinds of twits
I read a neat evaluation of Twitter posted on scripting.com that sings the mini-blog`s praises. It counts Twitter`s eggs (possibly after they`ve hatched) as follows: It`s a social network of …
The importance of killer titles
It`s so important to team up great content with great titles, yet so many people fail abysmally at the latter. Great headlines inspire great content so it`s a knock-on effect; …
Hacking social networks – stolen identities
I read a very disturbing post on Bruce Clay`s blog this morning about hackers in Australia using your personal information on social networks to steal your identities. Jason West from …
The Danny Sullivan code
— Just a bit of fun— Also dubbed as “The greatest conspiracy in SEM history”… I have been thoroughly enjoying all the rambling going on over at Pandia, There is …
Supplemental results – death of a friend?
Supplemental results have been around for sometime (prior 2003 according to Google), although they only fairly recently, early 2006, surfaced into the online community as a hot topic for discussion …
The privacy wave
Privacy is the new buzz word at the moment with great concerns about Search Engines keeping consumer`s data. There has been a lot of uproar in the media lately and …
Digg boots Google
Digghas announced that they are going to be booting Google as its online advertising partner and moving to a company Digg’s top executives described as “young and willing to take …
Brits love Google
A survey conducted by Bigmouthmedia shows that the majority of British internet users want Google to maintain its stance as the leading search engine in five years time. Interestingly enough …