Edition #11 – 12/11/2005 In a move that was easily predicted, and not the least bit surprising to me, Yahoo acquired del.icio.us, the social bookmarking site favored by many bloggers. From the del.icio.us blog… We’re proud to announce that del.icio.us has joined the Yahoo! family. Together we’ll continue to improve how people discover, remember and… Read More »
UPDATE: This review is now outdated, and I no longer recommend this product or these methods. I am leaving it here for informational purposes only. The experiment was short-lived for me. Did cloaking work? Yes it brought a little extra traffic, but I was not willing to commit to it as a part of my… Read More »
UPDATE: This review is now outdated. I am leaving it here for informational purposes only. For the most up-to-date information and recommendations, please join my free newsletter. Edition #6 – 11/06/2005 I’ve been trying to decide whether I should even post this information, because I hate to bite one of the hands that feeds me… Read More »
Edition #4 – 10/28/2005 I’ve been invited for a second time to participate in Google’s ad length experiment. Here’s part of the email from them… Hello from the Google AdWords Team, Thanks for your earlier participation in our longer ad text experiments. Previously, you created ads up to 200 characters long for us to test… Read More »
Edition #2 – 10/25/2005 This is a part two to my recent post about possible search engine conspiracy theories and corruption in the dark world of search marketing. Another area that I’d like to bring to attention is file sharing. As you probably know, sharing copyrighted media and sites that promote and facilitate the sharing… Read More »
Edition #1 – 10/23/2005 I had an interesting conversation last night with a fellow online marketer, Don from the Article Bot. He showed me a series of evidence which basically proves that the major search engines aren’t being honest with the general public, or their advertisers. I won’t take you through the full list of… Read More »