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Affiliate Marketing, Lisa Barone and Knee Socks

Monday, January 5th, 2009

Update: Lisa Barone covers the Affiliate Summit on Sugarrae.com
How does one make an affiliate website than doesn’t suck?
This is a fabulous question, and the answer can be provided via Lisa Barone’s knee socks.
Lisa Barone is our blogger extraordinaire at We Build Pages.
She is also ga ga crazy in love with knee socks, in fact if [...]


Search Engine Marketing Guide for Non Profits

Tuesday, December 2nd, 2008

Aaron Wall presents…

A guide to search marketing for non profits and NGOs. Yum. Good stuff.


Laura Lippay of Yahoo!

Monday, October 13th, 2008

The skilled Laura Lippay and Tony Adams too! A day in the life of Yahoo.


Google Guidelines Spy vs Google Webmaster Central Spy

Thursday, September 25th, 2008

Update: Listen to me discuss this issue on Webmaster.fm

I was reading Janes blogpost over at SEOMOz about the advice given by Google on dynamic urls. There was some drama about this throughout the web as we all know. As I read Janes post I thought I could provide the explanation of why the advice given [...]


Rhea Drysdale Joins We Builds Pages

Friday, September 19th, 2008

I get to work with Rhea Drysdale. Yum.
She will join Jim Boykin (and lil ole me) at We Build Pages as our SEO and Social media Coordinator.
I have known and have been impressed with Rhea for a long time and I can’t wait for her to begin her first day at our offices in just [...]


I Have Joined Jim Boykin and We Build Pages

Wednesday, August 27th, 2008

I am writing this post from the Troy, NY offices of We Build Pages where I now work
I have moved from Honolulu to Troy where I will work with Jim Boykin as the Search Engine Marketing Manager for We Build Pages. To learn more, see our announcement at We Build Pages.


Yahoo Beats Google to User-Made Widgets in Search Results

Sunday, August 3rd, 2008

Yahoo Searchmonkey widgets are now live in the search results.
What does this mean? It means that Yahoo has beat Google to third party widgets in search results. It means that those of you who ignored SearchMonkey can no longer do so.
I think in a larger sense what it means is that Yahoo is now going [...]


Kalalau

Sunday, July 27th, 2008

Kalalau is a beach and it is a valley.
First and foremost thing I have to say is don’t mistake Hawaii as American. It is a different land and a different culture. Respect the land and respect it’s people. If you do not have respect for it, Kauai won’t respect you. And you will know it. [...]


Twitter Spam from NBC?

Sunday, July 13th, 2008

Quick and friendly piece of advice NBC. You and anyone else creating Twitter accounts that don’t do anything will likely see problems down the road.

Creating URLs simply to have links is a no no. Do you have something to distribute with this?
If you do have stuff, then Twitter away. If not, you are being shortsighted.
Unused [...]


Social Graph Data: XFN

Thursday, July 10th, 2008

Terms like semantic web, the social graph, and machine readable link relations are things that people in SEO and marketing typically sorta know about but don’t have a clear grasp on. I want to quickly explain a couple of terms and concepts that are part of the social future of the web and how link [...]