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10 New Years’ Resolutions for Cape Cod SEO
In no particular order - but so there is a recorded history for reference purposes at the end of 2008:
Thanks for the Influence - You Are Very Much Appreciated
Nice to be on Jason Falls‘ blog radar as it relates to Kami Hyuse’s “Thanks for the Influence” meme. I’ve been tagged and am genuinely appreciative (heck, I got tagged with some pretty cool people - Chris Brogan, Valeria Maltoni, Todd Earwood, Nick Huhn - RSS subscriptions have been added). I’ve already started thinking about end-of-year blog post ideas (want to get a jump on it before everyone else) and this is a great way to begin that trend.
Kami Hyuse asks the original question:
“Who had a big influence on you and how did that affect the direction of your life or career?“
What Your Mama Didn’t Tell You About Becoming an SEO Consultant
Miles Price from Search Engine Journal wrote a great article listing 10 tips for making it in the SEO community. It’s humorous, full of good SEO resources and pulls together tips and ideas for making a name for yourself in the SEO world. While aspiring to become an SEO guru, making the big money and getting your links on Search Engine Land regularly has to be on the mind of every SEO at some point, there is a lot more to the business than most people let on.
Taking Care of Cape Cod’s Environment on Blog Action Day
Today, October 15th, is Blog Action Day: encouraging bloggers to unite to write and discuss important issues; this year’s issue being the environment.
I wish I had more time and creative energy to dedicate to this topic, but personal and professional commitments have been tremendous recently. That being said, here are three Cape Cod Environmental Organizations to check out if you are interested in protecting here on environment of Cape Cod.
- The Association to Preserve Cape Cod
The mission of the Association to Preserve Cape Cod is to promote policies and programs that foster the preservation of the natural resources of Cape Cod.
No One Will Know You’re a Leader If You Don’t Start Telling People
If you take a course in “Leadership”, you’ll have a round table discussion on the qualities of a “leader” and it’s highly unlikely that “self-promotion” and “personal marketing plan” will be traits that get brought up. But the context of most traditional leadership discussions are in relation to a immediate, micro-environment that you are working within or traditional, offline spheres of influence.
Website Hacked - But My Web Hosting Company Was Top Notch
I realized late this afternoon that my website was hacked and redirecting to unapproved/unrelated content. Hopefully the company that stood to benefit from the breach received a good deal of value in the handful of visitor referrals created in that time frame.
At any rate, I have to give a quick (unsolicited) plug for my web hosting company - LunarPages Web Hosting - who were able to effectively address and resolve the issue in an incredibly timely manner.
A Quick Notification to Readers of Cape Cod SEO
I just wanted to write to let readers know that my goal for regular postings on Cape Cod SEO will be weekly at best for (more than likely) the duration of the year. It’s not that I do not have ideas for posts but several other obligations have arisen that need attending to.
- I’m actively writing and managing the KoMarketing Associates Search Marketing Blog, which I recommend checking out and providing feedback, thoughts and comments - I’d love to hear what you think. The blog focuses on SEO, PPC and online marketing, with at least two or three of us contributing on a regular basis.
Search Marketing News and Looking Back through the Second Quarter of 2007
Catching up on some reading yesterday, it just seems that everyone that is writing/working in search engine optimization and search engine marketing is extremely busy, and I am in that group. The mix of client work, company work and personal responsibility just seems to have been stretching my available time to the limit in recent months and I apologize ahead to folks reading this blog, for I have not been able to put a lot of good information out there in a while. It’s not that I don’t have things to write, or information that I think would be valuable, it’s getting the time to get them into this blog (and not becoming homeless and divorced).
Miscellaneous Ramblings on a Gorgeous Saturday Morning
The Cape Cod Times is calling for clear skies, sun and a high of 70 degrees on what I hope will be a relatively uneventful weekend. Given that Sunday is suppose to a fantastic day of thunderstorms and rain, I think the traditional household chores will have to wait till tomorrow. This
Cape Cod Search Engine Optimization
It took about 3 months or so, but Google has finally decided that “Cape Cod SEO” (or SEO perhaps) should finally have something to do with “Cape Cod Search Engine Optimization“. As recently as last week, CapeCodSEO.com languished as low as the 9th page in search results for “Cape Cod Search Engine Optimization”, while maintaining a top position for “Cape Cod SEO” since early March. Unfortunately, I’m getting very little love for “Cape Cod” but that should be expected.