As you may have noticed, I have recently had some Blog changes. The changes are not just visual, but also underneath. I have changed the structure of how my posts are archived and relocated some posts.
Because of these changes, some of the prior links do not work. I know I could probably [...]
Google announced in an email to advertisers today that “the AdWords pay-per-action beta test will be retired”.
“Starting the last week in August, your pay-per-action campaigns will no longer be active, and any ads in your campaigns will stop running. As a result, you will no longer be able to edit or create pay-per-action campaigns.”
This move [...]
Let’s take a minute to remember some of the great Google Products that did not make it over the years. Below are some of my favorites.
Google TiSP
This was to be the ultimate cure for not having an available internet connection. Google TiSP allowed customers to utilize the mechanisms of local municipal sewage system in [...]
In the early stages of Google, the search results were clean and simple. In fact, that is what made it so brilliant. While Yahoo covered your page with ads, images, and personalization, people preferred the simplistic approach to Google.
Google is fading away from what they were so good at: Simplicity.
On March 3rd Google announced “teleporting”, [...]
Well, I was not chosen as a finalist for the Semmys, but its okay. As they say, “it is an honor to be nominated”. There were some great articles this past year. I definitely can not say my writings were better than the finalists.
Local Search
Anatomy & Optimization of A Local Business Profile - By [...]
