Links and jots of Quinn – web & search marketing and more
A good explanation of how to get hold of expiring domains. Be aware, anything useful will require competitive bidding!
Contrary to popular belief, domains do not expire when they say they do. If the owner of a domain does not renew by the expiration date of the domain, the domain goes into “expired” status….
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What I believe is missing from the SEO perspective’s intepretation of information architecture is the user perspective. Keyword research tools are one way of getting information about potential site visitors. Web analytics data also provides valuable feedback. However, information architects create website information architectures early in the design process.
SEO Vs. Web Site Architecture
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I’d love to hear from people with experience with Thingamy. It sounds like you can only GET IT if you’ve used it….
Thingamy is the work-flow structure in itself – you (or somebody else) fires up a ‘flow’ when the customer calls, a patient arrives or whatever that starts your value adding activities. After that everything [...]
Good practical ideas on running a collaborative session.
A collaborative work session has a goal that blends the ideas of acquiring information, distilling information, and potentially collaboratively designing solutions to problems. It’s best used when information exists in the heads of participants.
Collaborative work session
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An excellent explanation of how Trackbacks and Pingbacks work in Wordpress
WordPress Trackback Tutorial
When used properly, trackbacks and pingbacks are an excellent way to build links and traffic to your blog, as well as building relationships with other bloggers.
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I’ve decided (finally) to open up the blog to comments. Until now, its been more of a collection of links and thoughts. So here’s what I’m doing.
1. Allowing comments even if not registered
2. Adding the Askimet spam filter
3. Using tan tan noodles spam filter and CAPTCHA, to prevent comments being logged, and providing CAPTCHA instead
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If the 1st rank in organic is expected to get 42% of clicks (around 4 times the rank 2) then how is this skewed where Adwords takes the top position above the organic results. The oft quoted split of PPC taking 14% is surely skewed where the top 1 (or 2 adwords) are displayed above [...]