Cre8pc Usability & Holistic SEO
News & Commentary on the Holistic Approach to Web Site Usability, Search Marketing, Internet Communication, Accessibility and Organic, People on Purpose Web Design, est. 2002
From the monthly archives:
Everytime I hear the topic of Net Neutrality come up in conversation, everyone is confused about what it is and why it matters.
My friends at Digital-Telepathy Internet Marketing Strategy have posted in their new blog on the topic, in an entry called Permanent Link: Net Neutrality - The Fight Continues They write,
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Blog usability is not that popular. It’s been my impression, based on what I see in my blogging travels, that many bloggers aren’t in it for their readers. Those who are, are unique.
Blog usability is as important as web site usability if you expect your blog to be anything other than it being search engine [...]
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Sooooo many people thought I’d wimped out by not allowing comments in my blog. Since switching over to WordPress last week, I decided to give it a whirl. The first 48 hours were basically spam free, with only a regular trackback to a site that reposted my entire posts in full (tacky).
The day after [...]
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You think I’m kidding? If you read this, beware. The days of that sleek string bikini view of the beach are threatened due to the fact that women no longer want to go away on weekend getaways.
According to new research by Oxygen Network, in Oxygen Network Studies Girls Gone Wired, its much more normal [...]
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My friend Sophie (aka “Sanity”) is working on putting up her own blog. She’s asking other bloggers for input on where they get their ideas from in. She’s getting some excellent feedback from various bloggers, such as:
I have looked at keyword phrases coming up in my server logs for my own website and this [...]
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Having announced his resignation from MarketSmart Interactive, via his blog, I keep having wild visions of Mike Grehan on some island somewhere with a drink in one hand, and that famous shoehorn pointer in the other.
Threadwatch (hat tip). Has comments.
