(NinjaJen) For Google 10th, it’s Tales from Page 10
In honor of Google’s 10th Anniversary Celebration and inspired by the "Google is turning 10. See what’s happened in the past 10 years." Prominently displayed under the search box all week, I decided to take a little excursion into the outer realm of Google’s returns to find a few fun entries and facts from the […]
- 09-26-2008
- Jim Boykin's Blog
Create the Winning Logo and get $200
*** This contest is over. The winner was Risa Borsykowsky, a professional web designer from RB3 Web Design and Search Engine Optimization. Thanks Risa! *** I’m seeking a logo for a new website and foundation called "Give A Little Bit". I can pay $200 for the winning logo… …or… you can get a link on […]
- 09-23-2008
- Jim Boykin's Blog
Rhea Drysdale Joins We Build Pages – YEA!
Rhea Drysdale Joins We Build Pages! I’m excited to announce that Rhea Drysdale has joined We Build Pages. I’m sure Rhea, like Pat, will enjoy all that Upstate New York can offer. I know Rhea and her husband are surfers…..shouldn’t be too hard to learn to snowboard …hehe. Check out the Press Release on Rhea […]
- 09-19-2008
- Jim Boykin's Blog
Google’s Human Reviewers – Matching User’s Intent.
Yesterday QualityGal gave a few thoughts on the recent comments about Michael Gray’s take on Guy Kawasaki accepting a camera for the review…and how they feel Google should treat this (the ole paid link debate stuff). It’s a debate that I’m personally happy to stay out of….though I know how Yahoo would try to treat […]
- 09-16-2008
- Jim Boykin's Blog
(QualityGal) Graywolf, Guy Kawasaki, and Paid Links Rules that Can’t Be Enforced
As I was leaving a comment on Graywolf’s post about Guy Kawasaki and Link Payola, I realized I had more than a few words to say on the matter. Google’s policy on paid links is impossible to enforce. Or at least it’s impossible to enforce fairly and consistently. If I review an amazing product that […]
- 09-15-2008
- Jim Boykin's Blog
(QualityGal) We Build Pages opens Content Creation Services to clients again
For several months, our Content Creation Services have been closed to clients. When my predecessor left the company to move across the country, the "Sorry…" notice appeared to let clients know that the service was no longer available. When I started, it was up in the air as to whether or not we would offer […]
- 09-11-2008
- Jim Boykin's Blog
(QualityGal) Dear SEO Spammers, Please Do Your Homework
Dear SEO Spammers, If you are going to send out emails for your SEO services to get websites to rank on Google and Yahoo, don’t pick a website that is noindexed. (How did you even find it? Oh wait, that’s right. Google indexed it anyways.) Assuming I did want this site (not the site I […]
- 09-08-2008
- Jim Boykin's Blog
(QualityGal) I’ll pick Jim Boykin for the Block
Not sure if Jim’s seen it yet, but he’s part of the newest game show: SEO Squares. I love that he’s the only one without a speech bubble.
- 09-08-2008
- Jim Boykin's Blog
(QualityGal) All I Really Needed to Know About Internet Marketing I Learned In Preschool
My son starts preschool tomorrow. Aside from staying home from the office tomorrow and becoming a basket case (my baby is growing up!) it got me thinking. My son loves to watch Noggin, and they have some amusing promos based on this: Noggin is like preschool on TV. Don’t you wish life was more like […]
- 09-03-2008
- Jim Boykin's Blog
(Ninja Jen) 10 Best Things Learned as SES San Jose.
The 10 Best Things Learned at SES San Jose by Ninja Jen SES San Jose 2008, was my first SEO conference and it was an incredible learning experience for a lowly, little ninja like myself. On the night of Webmaster Radio’s Search Bash, Jim Hedger, asked me a question, “What did you learn at SES?” […]
- 08-28-2008
- Jim Boykin's Blog
