Google-Mining
Google’s databases are estimated to contain over 20 billion objects. This includes everything from web pages to text files, pdf’s, spreadsheets, etc. Everything that has been found by Googlebot, while […]
Monthly Archives: December 2006
The Lazy Week
The week between Christmas and New Years is probably the laziest week of the year. Most of my employees are taking time off or working shortened hours. I pretty much […]
Just Added MyBlogLog to EMP
So this MyBlogLog thing has been going around and I thought I’d give it a try. Be sure to add EMP to your MyBlogLog community, etc. etc.!
Why We Sometimes Do Better With Other Peoples Stuff Than Our Own
In our personal lives we learn to take care of ourselves. Sometimes we spend a bit too much time being self-focused and neglect those in need around us. In business, […]
Have a Joyous Christmas
Just want to wish everybody a Merry Christmas. I hope this is a joyous weekend and a time of reflecting on the true meaning of Christmas. God bless! Courtesy Photo […]
Site Search: If it Don't Work, then Don't Use it!
As part of my job involves analyzing sites, I have come across many e commerce sites that have some serious issues that could significantly inhibit sales. One unfortunate common trend […]
Jason’s SEO Wish List
While it is tradition to address one’s Holiday wish list to the Big Elf, I’m going to, take a more direct and practical approach; attempting to appeal to the Search […]
10 Not-So-Quick-But-Still-Important Ways to Increase Conversions
Yesterday I posted 10 Quick Ways to Increase Conversions. As I stated in that post, there are literally thousands of signals that can be changed to improve one’s conversion. That […]
10 Quick Ways to Increase Conversions
My SEO firm has been spending a good deal of time analyzing conversion and usability aspects for our clients over the past year. While there are literally hundreds, if not […]
Five Things You Probably Don't (Want to) Know About Me
It’s like a bad virus. If it goes around long enough, sooner or later you’re gonna catch it. The “it” in this case is a list of five things you […]
Your SEO Should Do More than SEO!
In a previous post I talked about the value in achieving a top search engine ranking. While rankings are still a primary function of the SEO, as they well should […]
Quotes & Catchphrases: Part I
Before we hit our final list of all-time great quotes and catchphrases, here is the list of another feat of marketing, both on the creative and business sides, 100 best […]
Friggn’ Google: Minimum PPC Bids, STILL on the Rise?
Ever since Google has implemented its new landing page algorithm back in July, many advertisers have felt like they have been getting screwed over due to rising costs as a […]
NASA's Google Earth Solution
An article over at New Scientist covers NASA’s solution to the overwhelming amount of atmosphere and climate data that they have been receiving due to an advanced monitoring system which […]
Webmaster Guidelines & the 4 Faces of "Random Surfer"
I was recently browsing the web for new information on website quality evaluation when I stumbled across Google’s Webmaster Guidelines. While lightly perusing the guidelines for any updates, I thought […]