Sphere – Related Content Tool

You may have already heard about this tool. I recently gave it a try, and have since installed it across all my blogs. Tony Conrad, CEO & Founder of Sphere shared this with me via e-mail: [quote]Sphere is displayed on over 1.5 billion monthly article pages on a number of the best blogs (TechCrunch, All [...]

AOL to change name to TMZ

Bill just posted this, and it’s great info: http://www.billhartzer.com/pages/aol-to-change-name-to-tmz/ Seems that AOL is going to be changing their name to TMZ. If that sound familiar, it’s because TMZ.com is one of the hottest entertainment-related sites extant. Ah, AOL – even YOU aren’t sure who you really are. For the brand that is the Internet to [...]

Networking – any value to you as an In-House SEM?

SEL just published this article on in-house networking. Obviously I think it’s worth a read since I wrote it. It talks about internal networking, external networking offers tips on how to handle them, how to pitch for funds to attend shows and offers some useful online places to check out if you want to grow [...]

Get Adsense in password protected areas now

Google just posted up on their Adsense blog that there is a new feature called site authentication. The gist of it is that this feature will allow you to set up a user name and password for the Adsense robot. It can then go in and crawl your password protected pages (much like a registered [...]

Flash and search optimization (SEO) – some guidelines

This is still a hot topic these days, despite what we already know: Spiders don’t really crawl Flash thoroughly. Flash is seen by many as the indicator of a professional website. Basically, if the site is nice, looks cool and has fancy navigation options – if the company invested lots of money in their site [...]

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