I just got back from from the SMX Advanced conference in London. It was a very good show. Lots of great sessions and even I picked up a few new things to think about in my work. Monday night we went out for some good food and a “few” drinks. Some of us ended up [...]
I have been known since the early days of search as a “black hat SEO”. I have always been preaching “No Limit Marketing” – do whatever it takes to reach your goals. However, in recent years I have found my limits. There are things I just won’t do anymore …
As some of you know I recently launched an awesome new self-service SEO service called Joblr together with a great team of SEO-geeks like me. Now we got the Joblr TV-studio in place and are starting to produce SEO videos for promotion and training. See the first ones here and let me know what you [...]
Google launched Google Street View last week in Denmark. Now it turns out that the service may very well be very illegal. The law they are breaking is §264a that forbids anyone to take pictures of people at private places.
This year will be going back to Iceland to speak at RIMC – Reykjavik Internet Marketing Conference & Expo. Not only is RIMC a great conference to go to – Iceland is also a great place to visit!
Search engine marketers have always had – and will always have, a need to extract and analyze search result data of various kinds. If there is an API we will use that. If not we will scrape. One way or another we will get that data. It would be better for all if there was [...]
I am an old Adobe Photoshop fan. I admit that. I love the software and its just getting better and better. But I also admit that it does have a tough learning curve. With Picnik.com I found a free online photo editing that actually seems to work pretty well!
I love to go places, meet new and interesting people; eat exotic and strange foods; experience other cultures first hand; learn new things and see the many wonders of the world. I love the people, the smells, the views and the sounds. But I really hate travelling!
Google founded their business on “stealing” other people’s copyrighted online material. Then they moved on to printed books, our streets etc. They never asked if we want to be “robbed” – Google stick to the claim that its all for the good and they know better. Just like the white man did in Africa!
Google have just removed the PageRank data from Webmaster Tools. It makes sense to do that because the reported PageRank data doesn’t matter anyway. But they keep the public toolbar PageRank despite the fact that many more users see this. Confused?
