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Never mind the convenient connections, let's just talk about what happened. Questions just lead to more questions and we'll never get this…
One persistant annoyance to me is when people look at a site, and declare it as poorly designed', when the only problem with said site is that it may not have the most professional-looking' graphics, or perhaps it doesn't quite have the right Web-2.0′ appeal. I have news for you: Good design has *nothing* to do with pretty graphics.
Kathy Sierra is one of my favorite writers and her post on why Web 2.0 is more than a buzzword is a good place to start.
It's no secret to those of us who deal with paid search every day that managing campaigns can be a handful.
Most people can grasp the basics of getting the right colors in the right places and ensuring that you are following simple principles when you are designing an item for print or designing a web site.
Back in September, I posted the Top 10 Mistakes Search Marketing Firms Make.
