I’ve always thought that judging a person’s ability to be successful in Social media by their Klout score was misleading at best. There are a lot of different perspectives to evaluate this. The crux of the issue is what is that Klout score tied to. You could potentially have one candidate who has developed social [...]
Google is testing a look for their search engine results page that includes not only a new layout but also how it displays snippet and url information. Here are some of the changes that I’ve noticed: Black “User” Bar Grayed “Search Area” Different Style “Search” button Low Color Search Options URL Above Snippet What are [...]
I gave a talk about SEO for WordPress at WordCamp Columbus earlier today. I had a blast and learned a great deal about other topics in WordPress as well. The goal of this talk was to help the great content creators that use the WordPress platform to understand the basics of SEO. I covered where [...]
Actually, this is a way to really track anything but for applications sake I’d like to chose something you can’t get without some customization. Step 1: Read SEOmoz’s Steps to Setting up Social Media Segmentation in Google Analytics. Yep, that SEOmoz the one that I still own you guys a part 2 and 3 of [...]
I thought I was doing a good thing. I appeased the mighty Google god; I listened to Matt Cutts; I made W3C-compliant pages. But Google hates me for listening just as much as they would hate me if I disobeyed all the rules. Either way, what it amounts to is that I cant try to [...]
Twidroid: If you’re a twitter’er and you’re in love with your T-Mobile G1, there is no better Twitter Application than Twidroid. Although the name might take a little tongue twisting to get out the program rocks. It allows you to upload geo-tagged photos and customize how frequently you want to check for updates, or even [...]
There’s a few reasons why you want people to follow you on Twitter. The first and most vain reason is that it gives you the impression people care about you. That may or may not be true, but there are genuinely valid reasons. Among them is increasing brand awareness, either the company you work for [...]
For as long as I can remember I was told to design for 800×600 resolution monitors. As time went on it generally seemed to move up to 1024×768. Now two things have come a long that could make change back to good old 800×600: Netbooks and Smartphones. Smartphones have come along way, now with phones [...]
As I have pointed out before, one of the best things about marketing on the internet is the ability to watch the results of ads and to see what is working and what isn’t. However, as Andy Atherton at Advertising Age has pointed out, that’s really not the big selling point anymore. It’s not very [...]
After having my trusty Blackberry 8830 for two years, the trusty-ness was starting to deteriorate and I started looking to upgrade. Let me just preface this by saying that I am well aware that comparing a two year old device to a brand new device isn’t entirely fair. On the other hand, Android is a [...]
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