New year brings new changes
Over the next month, I will be working on making some major changes to SEO Scoop. I have decided to change from the ColdFusion blog script I have been using, to a more standard one - WordPress to be exact. This will be a somewhat major undertaking.
Happy New Year!
Happy New Year! May your rankings be top 10, your conversions be 90%, your ROI be over the top, and your coffers be full. May your life be easy, your family and friends be healthy, your time be unlimited, and your heart be at peace.
Another year older, another year wiser?
Well, today is my birthday. Man, the years sure go by quickly. I'm off to go look at some land that I may be interested in buying. With age, comes the desire to get out of the suburbs and into the country. The number one requirement, however, is
New SEO contest coming up
Over at v7n, they are holding a new SEO contest (similar to the nigratude ultramarine one of the past). This one comes with cash prizes. $1000 for first place, $500 for second place, and $100 for third through fifth places.
Update to Kooky Theory a year later
Back on January 13th, 2005, I created a thread over at SEO Chat, entitled Kooky Theory. In it, I said (paraphrased), I have a handful of seasonal sites. These sites are ones that people generally don't go to unless the time is right - and of course
SEO podcasts
So, one of my Christmas presents this year was an IPod Shuffle. I was pretty excited to receive it. But I was even more excited when I realized I could now download the WebmasterRadio podcasts and listen to them whenever I wanted.
Merry Christmas!
MERRY CHRISTMAS! Hope Santa was good to you. :)
One day only, get a free link tool
Just got an email from the folks over at LinkAssistant, that for TODAY ONLY, you can download a free registered version of their product, LinkAssistant. All you have to do is go to www.link-assistant.com, fill out the form, and get a registration
Letting go of cash to make a site
So, a few days ago I had an idea for a new site. My family hates hearing me say those words. It always elicits a groan from them, because they know that I go into a new site zone and block out everything else. Anyway, as I've mentioned in the past
Google answers the AOL deal critics
So, Google has come out on their blog to discuss the AOL deal, and clarifies many of the issues that everyone has been upset about (such as banner ads cluttering the page, preferential treatment in the organic results, etc.).