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I had a chance to spend some time with my buddy Rand from SEOMoz.org this week, and he gave me a peak at some of the cool new things they’re working on. I’ve always been a big fan of Rand and crew’s work, and they’ve proved me right again with the release of some of the toys in their lab.
Just a quick note to everyone to check out Shoemoney’s new Tools. I’m very proud to announce I’ll be on Jeremy’s Board to help out with the tools. They’ve got some great stuff in there already, and you can bet that Mr. Dillsmack will be coming up with some sick new stuff as well. Looking forward to seeing their arsenal expand.
I’ve been meaning to do this for quite some time now, but Lee’s fantastic list of sites made it all the easier. I thought it’d be useful for research for posts and such to have a custom search based on those SEO sites. You can check it out here. It’ll also be on the right hand site under search for future use.
Jim (who has been on a well deserved hiatus - taking care of some important priorities) has hired a really fantastic programmer back at WeBuildPages - and has a whole slew of new SEO tools with some very cool stuff. My favorite is the strongest subpages tool - very cool stuff guys - Mr. Ploppy would be proud.
SoloSEO is a very nice suite of tools for the DIY SEO’er. The only problem I see it having is scalability due to all the one man shops that will find high value from it. Online SEO Project management for any site.
CrazyEgg.com has just recently launched their really promising looking service. You can follow their progress on their blog, or signup with them to try it out. I’ve met the gentleman behind this service, and in addition to being extremely smart, they’re nice guys as well. I expect nothing but the best from this service in the long run, and it’s pretty damn cool.
Ever since I’ve heard the flashy million dollar college term: “transactive memory system”, which I first read in The Tipping Point by Malcom Gladwell, I’ve been fascinated by the concept. My interpretation of a transactive memory system (TMS) is something that is used to retain larger amounts of information, by using a simple to remember trigger of where the information is stored.
transactive knowledge means knowledge that is somehow available or possible because of transactions that take place between people. Transactive Memory theory examines the process by which individuals determine who knows what and who knows who knows what. - according to Manoj Sati
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