If you denigrated the Nobel Peace prize because your president won it, then you hate Obama more than you love America.
If you cheered when Chicago was passed over for the Olympics, then you hate Obama more than you love America.
If you prevented your children from hearing a presidential message encouraging them to study hard and [...]
I can’t believe how fast things change in computerland! Take a month off during the “dog days” of summer and come back to find…
Microsoft and Yahoo! have joined search forces (!!!)
The W3C released an unexpected HTML 5 broad spec. (a good HTML 5 layouts elements rundown here)
My wife has had the text from her photography [...]
As any search marketer will attest, regularly releasing pertinent, interesting and relevant press releases is a core strategy in getting your site (and therefore your business) noticed and ranked. Heck, even if your releases don’t result in ranking, a pick-up by a local journalist or blogger will set fire to your stats.
Fervent apologies to any and all readers. What was supposed to be my regular Off-Topic Tuesday post has tragically morphed into a non-post day, excepting of course this brief note.
According to the article, a strong percentage of sites linked to search results in such categories as work from home, screensavers, free things, celebrities, etc. are sites containing malware and are developed by such misanthropes as terrorists and organized criminals.
Before the weekend, (hope everyone had a good one, by the way), I wrote on why an unhappy customer’s online complaint or negative review is not necessarily a bad thing. In that post, I mentioned that it is important to evaluate validity, character, source and reach of the complaint. Today I’ll share some of the tools and methods the chr32 studio employs.
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