Why do this?
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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Recent Posts
- ACTA infographic – the source of SOPA?
- How to slow down a robot
- 5 Endangered Places to Visit Before They Disappear Infographic
- SoLoMo might be my catch phrase for 2012
- SOPA/PIPA – is the slippery slope coming?
- An optical illusion – an oldie but a goodie
- Server Response Codes – what are they & why are they important?
- My disappointment with Twitter spam
- Server response codes shown in cats
My thoughts, Sharing & Conversations
Settled in ski chalet. Dinner eaten. Wine flowing. snowing. Skis delivered. Excited.
Currently hurtling across the France country side towards the Alps. Mountains here we come.
Are you looking for a Suzuki grab bar & pillion seat? I am selling mine http://t.co/SxXR0JeL
Seem to be in a Jamiroquai shuffle stuck place - arrrrhhhhhhh
Old PPI + Local = LPI. Old plus modifier equals new. http://t.co/zRTYslGy
As it was my turn to take sweets to my SEO team meeting, I issued 'double dips' and popping candy and it was a happy meeting.
Doing more digital filing - its like virtual therapy - virtually satisfying
Best tech guff today... "we could have 3 GUIDs". Genius. #Oxy- morons # #bestpractice
RT @davidcushman: So the Olympic strategy for London transport is 'go to the pub'. Wise words.
Are you looking for a Suzuki grab bar & pillion seat? I am selling mine http://t.co/SxXR0JeL
Downside of trying to model CTR data is that Paid Ads and Universal results scupper keyword level information, how to agg? #moreSEOguessWork
Tag Archives: 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
Interesting reading – week 16 2010
Migrating a site and following best practice is a nerve ranking time and when the latest discussion of losing some value through the server side 301 redirect hit the SEO community there was a flood of discussion, some useful and … Continue reading
The future of search (well as of today)
I have just read a fascinating article on the Guardian site. It talk about an event where Google employees explained their latest products. And Bobbie Johnson gives his thoughts on the future of search. Johnson illustrates in this extract from the … Continue reading
Interesting articles 2009-03-05
An article by Steve Johnston’s consultancy on whether Affiliate links are or are not a paid link from Google’s position. A bit old, from Oct 08, but came across this, this week. So, lets not worry is the advice and … 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 →