Welcome back! Good to see you. If you haven't seen it, here's the archive of my best writing. Thanks for visiting!
I microblog now more than I blog at Twitter.com/stuntdubl
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Aaron at SEOBuzzbox does some pretty cool interviews with some notable folks in the SEO/SEM industry. I’m honored to now be one of them. Check out the interview if you get a chance.
Editors note: My friend Calum Coburn had a nice article about company branding within search results that he offered to share, and seemed quite worthwhile. I hope you enjoy it as well.
“…the meaning of a link has been transformed from a reference to a vote.” - Bill Slawski, from his interview with Aaron.
Unique content is a valuable commodity. There was a discussion on duplicate content in WMW supporters forum a few days ago, that I thought was worthy of a post for those who aren’t subscribed there (you should be though!).
Getting hit by cars hurts. Getting hit by traffic feels good. Playing around with youtube today and digging through it a while, I realized that some people think that getting hit by cars may actually be fun. I must say that I definitely do not encourage nor endorse getting hit by cars. With that in mind, I thought I’d give you the top 10 reasons to get hit by traffic, and not cars. The below video got #1 - but there are 9 other reasons available in my favorites. If you’d like to download any of these youtube videos, you can use the download youtube videos firefox plugin
1. Three letters - ROI
2. Every time I click on a blog result it takes me to the homepage, which stays in cache and becomes duplicate content.
3. If a blogger serves content selectively it is “cloaking”
4. Most people that talk like there are a lot of people listening are kind of as*holes.
5. Most blog searches aren’t efficient enough to fight spam effectively and scale.
1. Testing
2. Automation
3. Communication
4. Aggregation
5. Organization
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