Eeyore, the donkey always missing its tail, always liked to thank people for noticing him. Seems like, when it comes to search, Microsoft has the same problem. SearchEngineLand’s Danny Sullivan interviewed Microsoft’s Kevin Johnson, president of the Platform and Services division, during today’s keynote session at SMX Advanced in Seattle, and all roads led back to Google.
Sometimes Search Is Better Than The Cops
One good way to take a bite out of cyber-crime is to report scammers to Google, Yahoo, MSN, Ask, and the other search engines. How do you do that? By blogging about the details.
Blogger Social 2008: Sometimes Great Content is Not Enough
The first thing I should say is that I was planning to write about Blogger Social 2008 anyway. You’ll see why I started with that disclaimer in a moment …
Sometimes Company Bloggers Aren’t Enough
The beating Microsoft is taking in the blogosphere and elsewhere over a patent filing leads me to wonder whether this isn’t an instance where some solid, formal communication might be in order.
SEO – Sometimes you are a Bad Investment
You will find a broad difference in SEO talent within the industry that I would mainly categorize as the following: perseverance, trustworthiness, leadership, innovation, forward thinking, and teamwork.
Sometimes Shorter is Better
If you publish an ezine or you promote affiliate programs, you’ve no doubt come across the problem of website addresses (aka: URL’s) that are just way too long for their own good! You know the ones that I’m talking about, as they usually sound like …. “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious”…or something along those lines.
Sometimes It’s The Little Things That Count!
Recently, I decided to switch my web hosting company. I had been with my last hosting company for almost two years but I was having continuing problems with their system. So I switched and I am up and running without too much problem.
Promotional Offers: Sometimes You Can’t Give It Away
So, the marketing gurus have convinced you that you need some kind of free offer to be successful online. It doesn’t matter if you create your own giveaway goodie or use an existing one, you need a “draw”.
What they often forget to tell you is that HOW you promote your freebie is just as important as WHAT you give away. Here are a few cautionary tales to illustrate the perils and pitfalls of free offer marketing: