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By Editor, on May 5th, 2013% A very long time ago I was a programmer. Not a “coder”, but a programmer. In the beautiful stone and walnut offices of a global corporation, I sat at a computer desk. It was special, because it had a slide out keyboard tray, was arranged to accommodate a screen placed in front of me when . . . → Read More: Flying the SEO Helicopter
By Editor, on April 7th, 2013% Eric Enge recently published an essay entitled “Penguin 2.0 Forewarning: The Google Perspective on Links”. I know about it because Matt Cutts referred to it as a “good article”. It was about links and link building, and Google’s Penguin updates. For those who don’t know, Penguin Updates are updates Google pushes out which penalize web . . . → Read More: Penguin 2.0 Forewarning Propaganda?
By Editor, on April 5th, 2013% The liars and schemers in the world are costing all of us a lot of money and “happiness” every day, but get away with it because in general, good people forgive them. So the bad guys go on and on hurting others. What does this have to do with SEO? Hah! Everything. I just spent . . . → Read More: Dedicated Class “C” IP addresses for SEO
By Editor, on March 22nd, 2013% A slew of now top level domains are coming, thanks to a bold move by ICANN originally intended to spur innovation on the web. “What would you do if you could register any top level domain“, they asked the world’s entrepreneurs. Free of constraints of name availability on the standard dot com and other top . . . → Read More: New Domain Extensions (gTLDs) Could Change Everything
By Editor, on March 12th, 2013% My Kapost Review: Why I won’t be Using KaPost I’ve been using various content workflow systems over the years and recently discovered KaPost.com via a brief, sentiment-free mention on CopyPress. I watched the demo. I logged into the sample instance, and “played around”. I spend about 2 hours with it overall, and another 1.5 or . . . → Read More: Kapost Review
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