Monthly Archives: October 2007
The main point of the Microsoft event I was at yesterday was around improving travel advertising. We started with a bunch of numbers about how things compare from adCenter to the other players in this space: Conversions Across the board, more >
I spent yesterday afternoon at Microsoft’s shiny London offices near Victoria (xboxes in reception – gotta love that). I was there for their focus on travel advertising. Since we represent a couple of search clients in both paid and natural more >
So I included Red Fly’s Google Global plugin in my recent post about essential SEO plugins for Firefox and while using it this morning I realised that it didn’t actually work quite how I thought it did. At the moment, more >
I’ve just reserved a place to go along to the Microsoft-organised afternoon for people advertising travel products and services on Microsoft AdCenter on Tuesday. Are any of our readers going? One of the reasons I’m interested in going is that more >
I take a swing at the cloaking dragon with my Firefox +3 Sigh. I miss those days in my glorious youth when I used to battle dragons and demons. Leaping over ravines of burning lava to reach the treasure in more >
And now for something a little different. I met Crispian Cuss and his colleague Nick Archer recently after an introduction by a friend. They run Pittacus – specialising in advising companies about threats to their reputations. In their words: Pittacus more >
So, I said before that I wasn’t going to make a habit of link posts. Well, that was before we got burgled and I ran out of time to write a proper post. So, with no lolcats in sight: Jennifer more >
So it’s not entirely the way I’d choose to spend a Saturday afternoon; sat outside our offices waiting for the police scene of crime officers to arrive to do their forensic stuff after some !*?!! smashed our lovely new front more >
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