A Bloggers Reinvention
After 18 months of writing about branding and marketing, I hit the point of burn-out. So I'm making some changes that I…
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After 18 months of writing about branding and marketing, I hit the point of burn-out. So I'm making some changes that I…
Recently, educators by the hundreds have been signing a petition requesting the search engine moguls at Google change some of the advertising policy. It seems a number of Google's advertisers market prewritten essays, term papers and the like and these ads make it onto educational websites.
Technorati is taking some serious heat in the past few weeks from the blogosphere. The search engine has been trashed by no fewer than 5 well-known search industry bloggers.
There are some things you don't mess with. You don't mess with Texas. You don't mess with a man's family, food, wallet, or dog, and recently it has become apparent you don't mess with a man's Flickr.
One of the biggest debates in this business right now is comparisons between Google and Microsoft. Bill Gates was recently quoted as saying Google is "more like us than anyone else we have ever competed with."
A post by Google's Matt Cutts on Google's thoughts about the buying of links has generated a good amount of ripples in the SEO end of the world, just as expected.