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Let’s face it folks, blogging is hard work. While working on an article about the dark side of blogging, I was delighted…
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Let’s face it folks, blogging is hard work. While working on an article about the dark side of blogging, I was delighted…
The Long Tail: The Microsoft Memo: Some choose radical transparency, some have it thrust upon them Chris Anderson, Editor-in-Chief over at Wired, has a post out today that contains a massive email briefing by Microsoft's PR firm Waggener Edstrom to a Microsoft executive about an interview with Wired Magazine.
Recently I was asked to be interviewed for a new blog that is being created. So what, right? I am not tooting my own horn, but many of the questions were very thought out. I would like to share one of them:
Okay, so I said it all in the title. Perhaps you need not even read this article as you may start off not believing it. Today I read an article written by an unknown name in the SEO industry (at least unknown to me). It had a number of points focused on improving search rankings and provided a bunch of tips on how to improve…
Once you have a trusted market position advertisers will buy in even if you hurt their business model or call their products crap:
Web developers will have the ability to leverage the 250 million users of Yahoo Mail as they create innovative and interesting applications based on the product; Yahoo Mail vice president John Kremer can't wait to see what they do.