9 (+1) Tips For Writing User-Friendly Content
This is part of the Total Usability Series that was originally published in 2007. A decade later, usability is more important than ever, so we are revisiting this series and […]
Everything I Know About SEO I Learned in the 80's
There was no commercial internet in the 80’s, but that doesn’t mean that we can’t reach into the recesses of our past to see that, everything we know now about […]
Everything I Know About SEO I Learned in the 80s
There was no commercial internet in the 80’s, but that doesn’t mean that we can’t reach into the recesses of our past to see that, everything we know now about […]
SEO Sales Spammers Make the Rest of Us Look Bad But We Should Keep Marketing Anyway
Unlike many in our industry I’m not against what some consider annoying forms of advertising and marketing. I don’t have a problem with cold calling, I don’t think all unsolicited […]
SEO Cold Calling For Dummies
I just got a call today from MainStreetHost.com telling me I don’t know the first thing about SEO. After 11 years in the industry, this was news to me. Of […]
Link Building Secret STATS Revealed!
I’m just now getting around to checking my stats after posting Link Building Secrets Revealed on our site early last month. I thought I’d share a few stats: The main […]
How NOT to Write a Link Request Email
I received the following link request email and laughed. What does this person hope to get out of this? Did I sign up for an email joke of the day? […]
Social Media and Viral Marketing – Four Ways to Increase Your Odds
At PubCon last week in beautiful Las Vegas, much of the emphasis was placed on the importance of using social media as a way to leverage any search engine optimization […]
PubCon 2007 – Social Media, Networking and Blue Men
On Friday the team and I returned from PubCon 2008. I have to say that PubCon is one of those events I look forward to every year (even though this […]
Reno, I Love You But You’re Embarassing Me!
Audio feed [audio:https://www.polepositionmarketing.com/emp/blog-audio/reno-i-love-you.mp3] A couple of Saturdays back I had to spend the day at the office to get caught up. You know how that is, come Friday you realize […]
Stealing From the Best: Grok’s Copywriting Cheat Sheet Explained
Earlier this week, GrokDotCom published Online Copywriting 101: The Ultimate Cheat Sheet. In the first of a two-part series, they list 50 helpful resources related to copywriting techniques. As of […]
How Hard Does This Have to Be? UnSubscribe Me!
I bought a book from Barnes and Noble once. Just once. That was a few years back and ever since I’ve been receiving their weekly emails telling me about books […]
Tasty Search Goulash, The Web 2.no Version
Perusing through my Google alerts this morning I found a blog post of mine that wasn’t really mine. But it was. Someone took one of my articles and re-translated it […]
When You Screw Up, Admit it… Like I'm Doing Right Now
Some of our readers may not know about our super-cool CodeMonitor tool that allows users to monitor web pages for text and coding changes on a day to day basis. […]
Poll: Would You Digg or Bury Digg.com?
I’m fascinated by the way Digg works, specifically the whole idea of burying article. What are the reasons Diggers bury articles? Well, according to Digg they are: Duplicate Story Spam […]