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Co-Hosting WebmasterRadio’s SEO 101 Program

April 3, 2009

New to my blog? You may want to learn more about me, subscribe to my RSS feed or follow me on Twitter.Update: After just three short weeks of co-hosting the program alongside Ross Dunn, I’ve resigned as a host and wish the program the best of luck. My decision not to be part of the [...]

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Hunter Satterwhite, SEO & Internet Marketing Specialist

February 4, 2009

I’m not going to bullshit anyone. This post is about someone I cannot recommend enough. As his manager, I’m sad to see him go. But I know that what he’s capable of is not even close to what he has been doing. He’s secured employment, but if you’re in SEO or Search at all… Take [...]

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Finalist for Two Seperate SEMMY Awards

January 28, 2009

I’ve been named a finalist in two separate SEMMY Award categories. Please support the SEMMY Awards and their fairness by voting for what you feel are the best articles prior to .
Google 2009 Finalist
Sitelinks Research, Examples, Theories and Best Practices
This post came shortly after my SMX East 2008 Panel on Google SiteLinks. With assistance, feedback [...]

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Google SEMMY Award Nomination

January 19, 2009

Last year Matt McGee and others involved in the SEMMY Awards nominated one of my writings for award consideration. I just got an email that for the second straight year, I’ve produced something that the SEMMY judges feel is valuable.
Right now, my article and project on Google Sitelinks is available under the heading of [...]

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Project Jump Start

January 6, 2009

I haven’t been blogging much, but did want to quickly cover Project Jump Start and why I’m choosing to be involved.
Our industry can suck sometimes. There’s a lot of finger pointing, calling out, name calling and veiled disrespect thrown around daily. I’ve both contributed to and been the focus of that nonsense. As I learn [...]

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Free Analytics and User Demographics from Quantcast

November 19, 2008

If you’re looking for a free way to learn more about your visitors’ demographics, I’ve got a pretty simple (and free) solution for you. Quantcast. And while this isn’t a new tool at all, it was new to me a couple months back when I began testing it out.
Around 2 months or so and I [...]

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