Google Aiming for iTunes – Google Tunes
Haven’t seen this mentioned on other blogs yet, but Forbes is reporting that Google is about to go after iTunes. One analyst said: We believe that Google is in the midst of creating its own iTunes competitor, which we’ve dubbed ‘Google Tunes’ Should Google expand into offering MP3 downloads of tunes for a price? […]
- 01-26-2006
- Jim Boykin's Blog
Cat Post – Are you a Genius?
Ok…this is it for cats posts….no more distractions from work after this. Count every "F" in the following text: FINISHED FILES ARE THE RESULT OF YEARS OF SCIENTIFIC STUDY COMBINED WITH THE EXPERIENCE OF YEARS… (scroll down)….. How […]
- 01-26-2006
- Jim Boykin's Blog
CEO Post – Credit card expiring – stinks changing everywhere.
So 3 years ago I got a new company credit card which we’ve been using for automatic billing on about 400 hosting companies accounts, and about 10 different registers, 20+ monthly software programs, etc. The card expires in Feb, so my team has been hustling changing the credit card info in all these accounts. Kinda […]
- 01-26-2006
- Jim Boykin's Blog
Cat post – Think you know everything?
Was just forwared an email (I usually hate getting these things that are forwared to millions of people)…but in the interest of linkbait, I thought I’d publish the email here on my blog…If I’m breaking someone’s copyright let me know and I’ll take it down. Think you know everything? Anyone know any strange SEO or […]
- 01-26-2006
- Jim Boykin's Blog
Hey Rand – Get these Google Shoes
Hey Rand – Check out these Google Shoes! They say only 19 pairs of these were ever made! size 9…hum…I’m a size 9….
- 01-25-2006
- Jim Boykin's Blog
Talk to Google CEO 5 minutes for $1000
That’s what this guy wants from China. File this under "strange"…huh Who would you most want to talk to if you could?
- 01-25-2006
- Jim Boykin's Blog
Help – Keeping private information private.
What ways do you use to store sensitive data? Where would you store things like usernames and passwords for clients? Where would you store stuff that employees need access to, but you don’t want prying eyes looking at? What email program would you use if you wanted coppies of everything stored at a central location, […]
- 01-25-2006
- Jim Boykin's Blog
Linkbait, Linkbait, Linkbait
Linkbait, Linkbait, Linkbait…..it’s all I’ve been hearing this past week. In case your reading these words, and you don’t know what linkbait is, do a search in Google (one word or two words) for Link Bait, There’s pleanty of fresh papers on it. In simple terms Link Bait is the act of doing something that […]
- 01-25-2006
- Jim Boykin's Blog
IncrediBILL doesn’t take no (edited)!
Sometimes I wish I could really let loose….but being a CEO of a company, I’ve got to think beyond myself and think of the reputation of The Company when I post something here or elsewhere. Last week I even had to edit a post I did somewhere else due to company pressure…. So maybe I […]
- 01-23-2006
- Jim Boykin's Blog
Aaron Wall’s Secret Stash of SEO Tools.
Most SEO’s are familiar with a couple of Aaron Wall’s SEO Tools, most notably with Link Harvester and with Hubfinder. These two open source tools are 2 of the best SEO Tools in the industry. A few weeks ago Aaron quietly released a handful of more SEO Tools. Some of these new SEO Tools include: […]
- 01-23-2006
- Jim Boykin's Blog
