SEO Job Interview: Ten Tips For Corporate SEO
Over the past year I've interviewed for a half dozen SEO jobs at substantial companies where they've decided to stop out-sourcing and…
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Over the past year I've interviewed for a half dozen SEO jobs at substantial companies where they've decided to stop out-sourcing and…
A few days ago I mentioned a little issue I ran into with Spry.
Amazon.com sprang a surprise email on Deal & Coupon Associates saying that the commission structure would be significantly changed while limiting access to sales reports. Those top producing retailers are none too happy about it.
I needed a way to load XML data from a password protected source (user: testuser, pass: testpass), preferably without a login popup.
So, apparently, it seems Wal-Mart needs to go ahead and fire whoever's working on their online marketing campaign. Two separate aspects of the campaign have been blasted in just a week. One angered parents, the other was exposed as a fraud.
Yahoo's first order of business after its acquisition of video site JumpCut is to invite users to create a Doritos commercial, similar to what Yahoo! did recently with their own promotion. The grand prize: $10,000 and a trip to Super Bowl XLI in Miami.