network
In an earlier post (http://semphonic.blogs.com/semangel/2006/09/store_planning_.html) I talked about how there are lots of lessons to be learned from traditional retail - lessons…
Last year, one of the biggest debates concerning Google had to do with the existence of a sandbox, or a place sites were “placed” until they proved to be trustworthy and therefore, admitted into Google’s SERPs. While these debates never reached a consensus, a lot of people used the sandbox excuse when their site didn’t […]
Recent numbers are showing that Google is an even heavier hitter in the United Kingdom than in the United States.
Some PR news on the front page of TechMeme today.
When YouTube announced this summer that they had surpassed the 100 million video streams per day mark, the media picked it up and ran with it while skeptics sat back in disbelief - a disbelief that can still be found in the blogosphere. comScore recently released a report confirming YouTube's numbers.
For the most part, it seems to be an i-before-e problem, grey-hatters. I choose the grey-hatters because no self-respecting white-hat SEOer would target the poor spelling habits of the average searcher, right? Heh. Let's leave self-respect out of it. The smart ones will.
