Vanity Search: A Question of Personal Branding
Search engine algorithms are top secret. I would be willing to bet that only a very select few really understand how they work within their own companies. I have been fighting the good fight and have had incredible results with search engine optimization on Philoking.com, but only recently have I discovered a serious flaw in [...]
Making Your Own Google: Google Apps
Want simple, powerful communication and collaboration tools for your organization without the usual hassle and cost? Ok, I stole that. That’s the pitch from Google. I was curious so this week I did some investigating.
I host my own email. While I liked the web email client I was using, it wasn’t quite as good as [...]
Impressions of Android: Browsing the web vs. iPhone
Let me start by clarifying that this is all in the SDK emulator, so it’s clunky anyway, but I thought I would take a minute to do a comparison for those of you thinking that Google’s new OS might be as revolutionary as the iPhone OS.
In principle, it IS that revolutionary, because it’s open [...]
Building Blog Growth - Capitalize on traffic by adding quality to existing content
MyBlogLog is a blessing and a curse. It’s a blessing because it gives you fantastic up to the minute site usage information for a economical $3 per month fee, and a curse because it causes you to always second guess what you are doing, what you are writing about, and how other services are accounting [...]
A Google Adventure
This was a very interesting last two days for me. Wednesday I flew down to San Francisco and was driven over to meet some of the folks at Google, Inc.
I know that for me even, Google had a very interesting reputation as a place to work. While Non-disclosure agreements make some things impossible to disclose, [...]
