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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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- Bing’s webmaster tool – todays opinion
- Anybody can use Google maps now !
- HTML5 – w3c compliant post – hoorah!
- How to make a simple positive “Waterfall chart”
- Bing & Yahoo search alliance – migration has started for PPC
- Book Review: 50 Ways To Make Google Love Your Website
- My NMA article on “Beyond the buzz”
- Google changing its EU and UK trademark policy again
- Online reputation management
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Anybody can use Google maps now !
Just testing a new plugin, which allows fair weather codes to now use Google maps and Google Maps-Streetview This Streetview shows Trafalgar Square, London. UK. I do like the fact that you can still interact, move around. But the sweet … Continue reading
Book Review: 50 Ways To Make Google Love Your Website
The book: “50 Ways To Make Google Love Your Website” by Steve Johnston and Liam McGee, is pretty good. As a cover testimonial, I thought I would re-read it now that I have a physical copy, and I have to … Continue reading
Google changing its EU and UK trademark policy again
The big G announced on the 4th of August 2010 via a press conference and their blog. Last year in the US, advertisers were allowed to use trademarks in their adverts even though they were not the trademark owner. This … Continue reading
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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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