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Google’s SEO to the Rescue!

Google is not just a huge search engine and Internet company, but also owns an investing company Google Ventures.  Google Ventures invests in… you got it… Internet companies. How do those companies do when it comes to SEO? Come on, I know you know the answer to that! Perhaps you start with the politically correct . . . → Read More: Google’s SEO to the Rescue!

“when whales fight, the shrimp’s back is broken”

Google, Facebook, and Twitter are battling. Google is clearly the aggressor right now, unsatisfied with it’s role as “aggregator of the worlds information…. but only when the world permits it”. Google has been pushing around web publishers and web users for the past year or so, and is now making moves to show it’s willingness . . . → Read More: “when whales fight, the shrimp’s back is broken”

Transparency in the Land of Opportunity

Aaron posted a great review of transparency in SEO over at SEO Book. You should read it. He goes into detail on how the marketplace seems to attach value to claims of transparency and “open” ness, even though those credits are largely misplaced. He reviews how Google abuses that to its advantage in numerous ways. . . . → Read More: Transparency in the Land of Opportunity

Robotic Work Force

Today I visited the local bank to get some Canadian currency in advance of my next trip over the border. It’s much better to have Canadian currency while in Canada: it’s easier and cheaper than credit cards. I am sick and tired of the “system” nickel and dime-ing me to death every time I’m up . . . → Read More: Robotic Work Force

for the impatient

from http://www.brysonmeunier.com/does-google-have-a-brand-bias/comment-page-1/#comment-153241 john andrews says: Your comment is awaiting moderation. November 23, 2011 at 12:55 pm Thanks for the thoughtful blog post. I completely appreciate it. I wish more people would do such work, and help establish their personal brands I suspect however you may have a bias. A “blindness” created by your white hat . . . → Read More: for the impatient