Pittbug blogs!
I consider Reuben Yau, aka Pittbug, to be a PPC expert, so I'm excited to see that he has finally decided to start blogging. Welcome to the blogosphere, Reuben.
My thoughts on Google, click fraud, terrorism sponsorship and more
Obviously, the Loren Baker / Search Engine Journal story about Google possibly helping fund terrorists groups by displaying ads on terrorist sites has brought about a large response. Yes, the article title is obviously designed for linkbait. Yes, it appears [...]
SEO Spyglass is a very nice free SEO tool
I love SEO tools. I check out every one that comes my way. Then, I tend to tell you about each of them. Today's gem is a free (for now) tool called SEO Spyglass. This thing has all the info [...]
Search Engine Watch staff blogging SES Chicago
Elisabeth Osmeloski, the Managing Editor of Search Engine Watch, just informed me that two of the SEW Forum moderator staff are stepping up to take over some blogging duties during SES Chicago Chris Boggs & Frank Watson (aussie webmaster). [...]
A bundle of SEO tools
You do use WeBuildPages' great SEO tools, right? I mean, hey, they are free. Besides that, they give you all sorts of great info. I've been using some of the tools for a long time. I'd say how long if [...]
Mountain Commerce 6.0 – search engine friendly ecommerce
While at Pubcon, I had a chance to chat with the friendly guys from Mountain Media about their new search engine friendly ecommerce package, Mountain Commerce. I was interested in the product, because truly se friendly commerce packages are pretty [...]
Yahoo and MSN now supporting Google sitemap protocol
The Google blog just announced that Yahoo and MSN will be officially supporting the sitemap XML protocol that Google created last year. You can get more information on the protocol at sitemaps.org.
A Review of ReviewMe
There's no way I could resist trying out the new ReviewMe blog advertising platform created by none other than Aaron Wall and Andy Hagans. The idea behind it is to allow advertisers to contact bloggers to ask for reviews of [...]
PSS – Personalized Shopping Syndication (RSS goes retail!)
Most of us know by now that using RSS feeds helps connect our sites to our users - keeping us in the forefront of their minds. Some are using RSS feeds for more than just blog posts however, including getting [...]
Please do not miss Ms. Dewey
Ok, MSN's new Ms. Dewey search engine has been largely ignored by most, but I really have to beg you to check it out. I'm talking total entertainment here, folks. Funny, funny stuff. Ms. Dewey totally cracks me up. I [...]
