Monthly Archives: January 2006

Where in the world is Mike? Last year I completed 32 engagements at conferences, seminars, workshops and other presentations all over the world. I decided that, this year, I really want to try and spend a little more time at … Continue reading →

SEO Buzzbox interview.I was approached by a very cool Aaron Pratt, who seems to be having a lot of interest over at his SEO Buzzbox blog. He asked me if I’d mind dropping in and answering a few pertinent questions. … Continue reading →

Now what was it I said about pull?From Media Post:“WHILE PARTICIPATING IN THE WORD of Mouth Marketing Association (WOMMA) conference last week in Orlando, Florida, I caught one of General Motor’s 30-second regional television ads for its Pontiac brand. Television … Continue reading →

Jingle bells… (again, almost!) You see, in Russia, things are different. New Year comes before Christmas because of the mix between the Julian and the Gregorian calendar. So Christmas is actually on January 7th. However, this is nowhere near as … Continue reading →

A grand plan for SEO.My ClickZ column, published today, is a follow up to comments made here after my previous column was published. Generally speaking, my message remains the same. I don’t look down my nose at smaller companies at … Continue reading →

Paul McKenna. He’s billed as the world’s greatest hypnotist. But for me, he’s one of my oldest buddies. In fact, Paul and I go back 25 years when he was just a kid and we first worked together in radio. … Continue reading →

Go Seattle Seahawks! [But first, here's a line I will edit out after the next damn, blasted fix I have to discover to fix the shitty fix that almost fixed the other one!] This Sunday could be a monumental day … Continue reading →

A kind of homecoming…I’ve been prevented from Blogging because of a bug in the template code… I thought! I have pulled my hair out over this, only to find that the problem is not in the template, it’s in the … Continue reading →

“…hello pull.” Google to Acquire dMarc Broadcasting. “Google is committed to exploring new ways to extend targeted,measurable advertising to other forms of media,” said Tim Armstrong,vice president of Advertising Sales, Google. “We anticipate that this acquisition will bring new ad … Continue reading →

Code and stuff… A few people have mentioned that my post of Friday doesn’t render properly in other browsers (I only use IE so that I can see stuff exactly the same as the highest percentage of average surfers). Thanks … Continue reading →