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I’ll be talking with Greg GoodROI Niland tomorrow on Good Karma about various topics including the pros and cons of using clickstream data in search engine algorithms, speculation on how it may be used and a slew of other totally speculative topics that I probably have minimal expertise to comment on but will anyways. If you have questions, or get a chance stop by webmasterradio and check it out.

It is with anticipation and a bit of sadness that I will be leaving We Build Pages to pursue a new career. Unfortunately, the direction of the business is not inline with my personal and professional goals at this time, and therefore I feel I must move on. Now before you hooligans get all uppity and looking for some drama, I would like to let you know that I still hold the highest regard for Jim Boykin and the We Build Pages team, but don’t see our future growth going in the same directions. I have had a great time here in upstate NY working with great people that really know how to do SEO. I’m very dedicated to branching out in marketing areas beyond SEO, however, and have decided it is time to explore new opportunities.

One of the main reasons I started this site was to have a point of reference
for things, and my own sort of public bookmarks for discussion. I often go back
through and read some of the posts, and several I reference more often than
others. I thought I’d do a list of my favorite posts that took the longest time,
and hopefully came away with some of the best information available here. I’m
a big fan of meta-aggregation. So here’s your one bookmark for the SD gold when
you have time to sit down and dig in. Link donations are welcomed:)

Fresh off a nice nap and night’s sleep, I’m feelin’ much fresher than when I woke up on the top of the luggage carousel at Chicago O’Hare at 4 a.m. Barring that last note, SES Chicago was a good time as has come to be expected. It’s always fun to meet new people in the industry, and see those familiar conference faces that are always ready to swap some secrets and stories over some spirits.

The Webmasterworld conference in Las Vegas was great as usual. Thanks to all the people who made for enjoyable conversations (you know who you are). Special thanks to Brett and company who always put on a great show, and to our gracious Grand Canyon tour guide who was as passionate about the national parks as we are about internet marketing. I’m glad I made it back alive (barely), and with some fun new friends, business contacts, and a headfull of new knowledge.

Book: Freakonomics by: Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner

Subtitle: A Rogue Economist Explores the Hidden Side of Everything

Book: The Wu-Tang Manual by: the RZA

Subtitle: History and philosophy of the Wu-Tang empire