Friday Favorites 5/25/07
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- Got a chance to have some beers with Neil and Cameron monday night - brilliant down to earth guys, and they’re rockstars for a reason, checkout some of the recent brilliance from Pronet - A petition for a transparent digg, as well as an article from Neil on landing pages for social media visitors - more links below
- Joe has some advice on getting edu links
- A very nice post on buying websites as well as an interesting article on successful domainers - hat tip to kid disco the seo
- Patrick of feedthebot (a very nice information site on webmaster guidelines) interviewed some folks about marketing on a budget - great topic, it’s awesome to see folks "bootstrap it"
- Jim and the linkninjas got some dope new tunes
- How to rank for your own name - If your name is Matthew Berman
- Rand is grilling search engineers (You can’t handle the truth!)
- Muhammad Saleem is over at Copyblogger now asking if it’s okay to write MFD (made for digg) copy
- Chris Sherman interviews Seth Godin at SEL
- Russ has a cool digg entourage tool
- Jon tells us how to be the next big blogger
2 Comments
Miles P.
May 29th, 2007,
10:29 pm
These resources are amazing - where do you find them? I am building my site up at the moment and I will likely be adding most of these posts to it. Thanks for the tools and great post. Also, for ranking your name, as well as the domain name that connects to it - my recommendation is to use Wikipedia marketing and build onto the press you have received.
iMarketingGuru - Internet Marketing 3.0 Wiki
May 29th, 2007,
10:32 pm
Wikipedia Marketing - Internet Marketing 3.0 Wiki…
Viral marketers are targeting Wikipedia entries for the planting of viral information in entries, modification of entries to point to new promotional sites or “leaks” embedded in entries to test diffusion of information….