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This site is a repository of thoughts, comments, ideas, list of things I would lose/forget normally. And a place for me to mock the working world. Its my personal opinions and is not meant to be too serious. Enjoy, stay, subscribe or keep on passing through. Comments always welcomed, but may not be agreed with !
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Tag Archives: General Comment
Day 2 of SMX advanced London 2010
After my rant after day 1, day 2 followed as you would expect and on the whole I thought was much better. I do really think that the word Advanced should not be used and the level of effort in … Continue reading
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Tagged Conferences, General Comment, google, How-to, Link Bait, SEO, SERPs, SMM, Social Media, Social Media Marketing
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Product listing ads
Following on from my rant about never having to leave Google. Where I commented on on the recent changes in PPC where you can Compare products such as Loans. Now you can see prices and pictures for commodities/every day … Continue reading
Types of searches – Navigational, Informational and Transactional
Here are some definitions of the 3 main kinds of searches that a user might do. They are important as they hold the intent of the users and if you believe this, might influence the response and what is relevant … Continue reading
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Tagged Definitions, General Comment, How-to, Reading, Search Engines, SEO, Usability
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Nanobreaks – new travel trends
Did you know the new thing in travel if you don’t have time for a weekend break? Try a ”Nanobreak”. In a recent press release from Hotels.com they explain from their extensive data that people are not cancelling their holidays, … Continue reading
The future of content (as of July 2010)
I have read a number of SEO & mainstream publisher articles about the future of content. As someone who has commissioned will known publishers, someone who has paid