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06 May This post is from from my other blog here More on Ken Evoy attacking WordPress and blogging - when I wrote about it the other day it caused quite an interesting discussion.
06 May This post is from from my other blog here It happens… even to the most accomplished SEO professionals. Last August Dan Thies revealed the amazing story about how Brad Fallon, Stompernet founder and owner of MyWeddingFavors.com was kicked out of Google, because of people exploiting bugs in Google. For many people the "proxy hacking" explanation was extremely complicated to understand (I struggled), but what wasn't revealed was how Brad's company survived (and grew) without his top Google listings. It is now revealed, in a 54 minute video with typical (extraordinary) Stompernet style.
Note: I just checked in on the proxy hacking post and it seems Google might be taking action ...
06 May This post is from from my other blog here Nick explores a topic I covered recently, as I do tend to hit the spam link frequently.
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06 May This post is from from my other blog here A great look at avatars for social media - get some inspiration to build your online brand.
06 May This post is from from my other blog here Aaron takes a pop at Biz Stone, co-founder of Twitter about how crap his blog is
06 May This post is from from my other blog here Duncan Riley introduces his new blog "The idea for The Inquisitr honestly comes from a combination of things I like to read. Having covered, or worked in the blogging/ Web 2.0 space since 2002-03, tech is a given for me. Pop culture may seem a little strange, but I became hooked during my time working with b5media. I still read Perez Hilton daily (yes, I know that sounds strange) and I like a good dose of pop culture with a little bit of snark, opinion and good looking celeb pictures thrown in for good measure. The odd/ funny side (we're calling ... Click here to read the entire blog post
06 May This post is from from my other blog here Interesting podcast with Duncan Riley on his year spent with Techcrunch, plus views on Friendfeed, Loren Feldman, Shel Israel, Advertising on blogs, up and coming tech bloggers
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