Microsoft Yahoo Search Alliance – Evil Empire or Alliance from Star Wars
Posted • February 22, 2010 • No Comments
Microsoft / Yahoo – Search Alliance Will it be Referred to as the Evil Alliance or a Lethal Alliance for Google?
Last Thursday I got an email from the Microsoft adCenter filling me in on some “new” information on the face of pay per click for the future.
Tags: Google > Microsoft > PPC > Star Wars > Yahoo!
Wienerschnitzel • Zoomerang • DGWB Advertising and Communications
Posted • February 19, 2010 • 1 Comment
All I Wanted Was a Free Dog From Wienerschnitzel and I got Slapped by DGWB Advertising and Zoomerang
I got an email from Wienerschnitzel just the other day. I am on their “special” list so they promise to give me special deals.
Future – Web Design Technology – User Experience – Business Strategy
Posted • February 17, 2010 • 1 Comment
WebVisions is Celebrating Their 10th Year in Portland Oregon

WebVisions, a nationally recognized conference exploring the future of Web design, technology, user experience & business strategy. May 19th thru 21st 2010 at the Oregon Convention Center.
Why I Video Blog
Posted • February 16, 2010 • No Comments
Guest video blog post by social media strategist Taylor Ellwood
In the video below I discuss why I video blog, and why I think video is an underused resource. Video should be incorporated into your social media presence. The advantage of doing so, is that it allows you to show people you and what you are doing, as opposed to just telling them.
Tags: information video > Social Media > Taylor Ellwood > Video > video blog
Yet Another SEO Gary Pool in the Digital World – Well Not Quite!
Posted • February 15, 2010 • Comments Off
Now the URL SEOGaryPool.com is Being Used by a Guy Who Says His Name is Gary
My searching has shown up another impostor. I am and have been SEO Gary Pool.
I am now changing the focus on my identity to Gary Pool SEO.
How Social Bookmarking can raise your visibility
Posted • February 13, 2010 • 1 Comment
This is a guest post by social media strategist Taylor Ellwood.
What is Social bookmarking?
Social bookmarking allows you to bookmark a website or blog on the web, instead of on your browser. This is useful, because if you lose your computer or it dies, you also lose all the bookmarked websites on your browser. By having them on the web, you can always retrieve the websites that interest you.
Tags: backlinks > SEO > social bookmarking > Social Media > Taylor Ellwood
"SEO Gary Pool" is Victim of Fraud by The Flux in Pakistan
Posted • February 8, 2010 • 2 Comments
"SEO Gary Pool" is being used by The Flux SEO from Pakistan to Commit Fraud
During a recent search on my identity "SEO Gary Pool" I noticed another site I had never heard of was ranking on my identity "SEO Gary Pool".
SEO – Internet Marketing – SEM – Technology Definitions
Posted • February 4, 2010 • 1 Comment
SEO, Internet Marketing, Search Engine Strategies Glossary for This Technology
While reading the January issue of SES I ran across a glossary I would like share with my readers.
Google Plot To Kill Local Search Engine Optimization and Web Design Firms
Posted • January 25, 2010 • 3 Comments
Is Google Really Taking Aim at Local SEOs and Web Designers with Evil Intent?
Matt McGee posted “Google Doesn’t Want Searchers To Find SEOs & Web Designers” Dec 31, 2009.
Tags: Google > Google Local > Google Search > Search engine optimization > SEO
Search Engine Rankings New Signals Indicate Google is Using…
Posted • January 22, 2010 • 1 Comment
As Jake Blues said “Do You See The Light?” The Signs are There if We Just Listen to Google
In my last post I quoted Eric Enge’s article as I discussed page load times. Now I am going to discuss the rest of his article “Four New Signals in Search“.
Tags: Facebook > Google > Google Rankings > Search Engines > Social Media > twitter
SES, Page Load Times, and Your Google Rankings
Posted • January 18, 2010 • 2 Comments
The SES January 2010 Edition Touts Page Load Time as a New Google Ranking Factor
When my new edition of SES, the SES London sneak preview edition, arrived just the other day I cracked it open to the Focus: Trends page and was surprised to see a blurb on page load times and Google.



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