Lame "Introduce Yourself" Post, With a Twist
What’s the twist? You’ll have to read through to the bottom. One of the problem with blogs is that you can’t accurately track visits or page views and you often […]
Monthly Archives: November 2006
Pro-Sandbox?
Visit any SEO forum and undoubtedly you will find a heated discussion of Google’s dreaded “Sandbox” amongst the threads. The Sandbox is a well known, but as of yet unconfirmed […]
Don't Ask Google
I just wanted to comment briefly on the recent announcement that Google Answers will stop accepting new questions this week. From my own experiences I can say that the personal […]
PubCon 2006 – Link and SEO Dev Site Review Forum
This was what I would have to say was probably my favorite session at PubCon. They were not necessarily there to teach us anything or talk on a specific subject. […]
PubCon 2006 – Tools of The Trade – Turnkey Solutions
This session was created to take a look at “off-the-shelf programs that make life easier for the affiliate and SEO/SEM webmaster.” Although we already use most of the tools that […]
Serving the Client’s Best Interest is Not Always in the Client’s Best Interest!
While I’d like to think that business is as simple as doing what’s in the client’s best interest, it’s not. More accurately, we want to do what’s in the client’s […]
SEO Smash Mouth
In the SEO industry, it’s pretty easy to badmouth other SEOs. Whether it be publicly, privately, unanimously or otherwise, I find that many times when an SEO bashes the work […]
PubCon '06: Duplicate Content Issues
I was only able to attend the last half of this session (having decided to use my ninja stealth abilities to sneak out of “Optimizing your Site for Higher Conversion […]
PubCon '06: Keyword Selection
Nov. 16th – Wednesday morning I was able to sleep in a bit (thanks to a very agreeable boss). My first session of the day was Keyword Selection: Top of […]
PubCon '06: CSS & HTML Coding Today
While this session was largely dominated by Daniel Goldman’s Opera discussion (which was marked with many mysterious references to the Nintendo Wii, or more specifically the Opera Browser contained therein), […]
PubCon Vegas 2006: Guy Kawasaki Keynote Address
A brisk stroll to the Las Vegas Convention Center with the team from Pole Position Marketing started Day 1. It was a bluebird sunny Southern Nevada morning and the Center […]
PubCon 2006 Vegas: Legal Issues of Domain Name Ownership
I attended this session purely to educate myself about something that I knew nothing about, and I’m glad I did. Here are some helpful tips and pieces of information: Register […]
PubCon 2006 Vegas: Optimizing your Site for Higher Conversion Rates
This session involved a topic that obviously is very important to anyone that is marketing a site, optimizing it for higher conversion rates. All in all, that’s what we’re trying […]
PubCon '06: SEO & Big Search
To insure that we got the most out of PubCon, our fearless leader assigned sessions to each team member. My first session was SEO & Big Search, moderated by Jake […]
PubCon 2006 Vegas: Site Structure for Crawlability
Moving away from the world of PPC, this session was on the topic site crawlability. Tim Converse of Yahoo had a lot of interesting information to bring forth, along with […]