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I enjoyed some blog posts this week from people I’m not as familiar with. One of them wrote about the need for search engine marketing and/or Internet education in schools and universities. Another looked at the “SEO Rock Star” theme in a different way. More on them below.
It’s been an exciting week too. [...]
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I haven’t given in to Twitter yet because I’m stubborn. Maybe I’ll eventually give into Twitter because I’m curious. Not being a Twit makes me feel old. I appear to be in the minority and boring. Am I old and grumpy?
Here’s some things not Twittered by me.
Defending The SEO Castle
Danny [...]
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Feeling frisky? Here we go…
Why Jason Calacanis For a Third Time at SES? Because silly. Everyone in the SEO industry deserves to be paddled. And by golly, it’s worth paying for. Kinda like paying to be tied up and tickled to death or hot wax being slowly dribbled onto your chest, just [...]
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My “Today’s Finds” has fizzled into a “Oh, that looks good, let’s keep that” habit where links get tossed into a pile for later. More and more of my route has been culled back so I’ll have more time for “real work” and family obligations. Not to mention I just get burned out [...]
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Today’s blog crawl results:
Take a jump to the left - The Case For Right Navigation - Yay! Or Nay!, Get in here and weigh in!
Anybody have before and after analytics for a site that received a left to right nav switch?
Take a jump - Google has an interesting program going on: Google Grants
Who knew?
Future [...]
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Today’s travels took me to:
No Nonsense Debra - Will The Real Search Engine Blog Please Stand Up?
Come on guys, you want us to follow your webmaster rules then make it official by posting them in one place, on your company blogs. Let’s get rid of the FUD, the crude, and the mud associated with near-miss [...]
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