Dive into the archives.
- Pubcon Blog Misuses 302s
So an email just went out about a new post on the pubcon blog with links to liveblog coverage of the conference. I was excited, this blog was listed a number of times.
But ‘lo they’re not clean links, they’re all directed through ra.cgi. And how exactly are they redirected? 302s
Are you serious Brett?
- Online Political Marketing
First, some statistics:
- In 2004, over 40% of Americans got campaign information online. (source)
- Another study said that in 2003, 68% used the net to keep up with political candidates, and 29% submitted their email address to receive more info. (source)
- In 2006 51% of liberals got election information online. (source)
More data:
- Gearing Up for Pubcon
Just wanted to let everyone know that I will be liveblogging (or is it live blogging?) Pubcon specifically the SEO and SMO sessions, so make sure you tune in here throughout the week. And if anyone has any requests, let me know, I’ll see what I can do.
- ReviewMe Leak
An unamed source sent me this a while before Review Me Too (seriously guys we want in on this sponsored posts thing too!) launched, but I sat on it, but now that the cat is out of the bag about a contest sponsored by the Review Me guys for their upcoming launch, I figure its about time.
So I think you may be able to get a head start on that $25,000 giveaway here.PS. Good thing Chris Pearson has a place to get away from it all.
- Parasite SEO and Reputation Management
A post made by Micheal Martinez over at SEOmoz. For a while a few words rolled around in my head:
You see, I happen to be very good at reputation management. That means I can propel 10, 20, 30 Web sites into the top results for all sorts of search expressions. And when you ask me for a link to site X, you tell me exactly who to knock down. If I were to do this to you, I’d take your competitors down, too.
Aside from being a tad boastful…
