"The computer is a moron""The most important thing in communication is to hear what isn't being said." Peter Drucker 1909-2005 … [Read more...]
Follow The Bouncing Ball
11/09/2005 By
What a great spot...Sony's new commercial for it's Bravia LCD TV. Made me smile. I also LOVE this ad. Click the Quick Time text link in the center. The coordination here is awesome and I think the song is hilarious. And it's not even Anheuser-Busch beer! Whoo hoo! … [Read more...]
Since When Has It Been About Reciprocal Linking?
11/09/2005 By
Read an article today Are Reciprocal Links Dead? Google's Jagger Update where it said:If the current indications are correct, we may be looking at the end of reciprocal linking as a method of building rank and link popularity, at least as far as Google is concerned.I'm not sure I agree with this. What's going on appears to be about irrelevant links of ANY type, not just reciprocal links. If two … [Read more...]
Think Like Them
11/08/2005 By
I was reading something the other day (don't remember where sorry) and it said people went through three stages of search when buying: They're thinking of buying and want to see choices. They research to find what they want. They buy what satisfies them. If you're looking for sites to leave/buy/barter links, knowing where your buying public goes in any of these three steps would be … [Read more...]
Come Seminar with Us
10/29/2005 By
"High Rankings® Search Engine Marketing Seminar « Philadelphia Crowne Plaza Valley ForgeThursday November 3 and Friday November 4, 2005 On the first day of this informative event, world-renowned search engine marketing experts Jill Whalen, Debra Mastaler, Karon Thackston, Scottie Claiborne, Christine Churchill and Matt Bailey put the technical stuff into words you can understand. These SEO/SEM … [Read more...]
Link Flocking.
10/29/2005 By
Had to chuckle today as I was scrolling through my feeds and saw an article on a great new link building idea - "linking through content generation". The author talked about this new concept, and explained (in the most basic of ways) how distributing content will “secure a large number of high-quality links” .I don't want to be a killjoy here, but there's nothing new about the concept of … [Read more...]
