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Booshaka – the social search engine

Booshaka – the social search engine

4 Comments 20 May 2010

John’s recent post about Google vs Facebook and the differences in the two systems was spot on. Google is where I find products; Facebook is where I get abuse (and a lot of it from my mates) – end of. At this time, my stance has not changed when playing with ‘Booshaka’, the social search [...]

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The Times Online

The Times to charge for online content – Death of Newspapers?

12 Comments 26 March 2010

It had to happen, online editions of newspapers had (and have) to start charging money, otherwise they will not be around in any capacity. If newspapers start going out of business how are we going to have useless England managers sacked? How else would we find out what is happening in the lives of Simon [...]

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Open season on Trademarks in Google Adwords

6 Comments 23 March 2010

Us Europeans are a liberal lot (think Eurotrash!). Now the ever so liberal European Court of Justice has ruled in favour of bidding on Trademarks you have to ask is that too liberal? I would expect brand owners to not be very happy with the result. But what does this mean to brand? Does it [...]

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Bad Canonical

Bad canonical tag use will cause SEO havoc

13 Comments 12 March 2010

If you are looking after your own SEO on your sites you have got to make sure you are deploying the Canonical tag correctly, otherwise you can expect some spectacular falls with your positions. What happens if you get the links in the Canonical Tag wrong? In short – Positional Freefall! You’ve got be careful [...]

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Pura Aventura – Rich Content

Great Content Can Produce Great Loyalty and Great Links

No Comments 14 October 2009

Information.  It’s the principal reason that people use the Internet.  Information or background is a search aim in itself and is also becoming a significant part of how people make a purchase decision.  The ease of comparison, the utility of simply switching between sites for differing information means that our route to purchase online is [...]

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SEO – What a week!

No Comments 05 June 2009

I’m exhausted and glad that it’s Friday, it has been a punishing week and there just seems to be so much that has happened in the SEO world and the wider world that I will need the quiet weekend to reflect and take it all in. Thunderbolt #1 Bing – Microsoft’s new attempt at creating [...]

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Bada Bing

Bing, Google Killer or Microsoft White Elephant?

10 Comments 01 June 2009

Bada Bing! There’s a new search engine in town, and it’s got its sights fixed clearly on removing Google as the Don. May I introduce you to bing, Microsoft’s latest attempt at gaining market share in the search market. The question is whether this latest offering from the software giant will be anywhere near good [...]

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The last week of May 2009

2 Comments 29 May 2009

Nooooo, it can’t be Friday already? The Bank Holiday weekend came and went (too quickly) and yes I was actually able to get a couple of bbq’s going in the spring sunshine. Following on from last Friday’s post, it seemed fitting to talk about the last week of May. This week has flashed by, and [...]

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