From the monthly archives:

May 2008

SMX Advanced is Just One Week Away…

May 27, 2008

New to my blog? You may want to learn more about me, subscribe to my RSS feed or follow me on Twitter.Exactly one week from today I’ll be in Seattle attending SMX Advanced, the latest in Danny Sullivan’s line of conferences in the Search Marketing Expo series.
Unlike my experience at SMX West, I’ll be going [...]

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My Blog Was Hacked & Spammed

May 26, 2008

A while back I went to view my resume on my blackberry, and I noticed an abundance of inappropriate spam links that were all adult oriented.  Ironically, the domain they pointed to was not at all in the porn or adult entertainment arena.
In short, code was injected into my WP theme and subsequently rendered as [...]

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Sphinn: A Dysfunctional Social Community?

May 8, 2008

It’s no secret that Digg, Reddit and other news and media aggregators are a target for search marketers. In my quest to learn more about the intricacies of these social environments, I sought after a community to review and understand a bit more.
The trouble I ran into was that with sites like Digg was [...]

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The Weekend That Kicked Ass? Absolutely.

May 4, 2008

I don’t want to always blog about SEO.  That’s what Search Engine Journal is for.  I know that my one main failure with my blog is that I simply do not post enough.  So, here’s another non-SEM related post.
This weekend simply kicked ass, and it did for a number of reasons.
First, my good friend Dan [...]

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My Love for the Boston Celtics…

May 2, 2008

I’ve been a Celtics fan for years. I’m not one of those bandwagon jumpers, as I’ve been dedicated to the team for years and have managed www.delonte.com for the better part of three years. Delonte West had been my favorite Celtic since being drafted, as I was a fan of his amazing run [...]

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With Quipp and McGee on Twitter, I Return!

May 2, 2008

A bit over a week ago, I decided that my Twitter account had become too distracting.  With an abundance of work to take care of, I opted to remove the account and thus eliminate any possible distractions.
That worked well.  Until things began to settle down anyways.  That’s when I realized that I missed the opportunity [...]

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