Monthly Archives: May 2010
An Honest and Open Letter to Facebook: You Are on Notice Before I get started, I would like to affirm that these are my own thoughts and are in no way reflective of Distilled or any of its other employees more >
The Distilled Crew in London was busy last week at conferences, A4uexpo and SMX Advanced London to be exact. But the US team was doing the same. I presented at Search Exchange in Charlotte, NC last week. I promised the more >
A friend recently asked me about press releases versus a company blog. He was arguing that the company blog is a more trusted source of information about product releases and other company information. Please note that the idea was spurred more >
Somehow, Yandex, the well known Russian search engine has launched in the UK with very little fanfare. Please forgive me for getting this post up quickly. There is a lot of research I’d like to do before I make to more >
This is the director’s cut of my SMX presentation on the new UK laws governing social media campaigns. If you weren’t at SMX, the slides are pretty self-explanatory, and if you were there, skip to the middle, where you can more >
Here’s my second presentation from the awesome A4uexpo Munich. The conference is really good, phenomenally well run and really good fun. Everyone’s a little bit worse for wear on the morning of the second day but here’s my slides from more >
It’s late, so without too much commentary, here is my slide deck from SMX Advanced 2010 in London [some of the formatting went a bit screwy - I'm trying to fix that]: Top 10 Analytics Reports If you like this more >
Following hot on the heels of Sam’s most excellent keyphrase research presentation at SMX London I present here my slides on Universal Search from Munich! The slides are jam packed with links and additional resources so download and research at more >
NOTE: The folks over at Mozenda are offering a 25% off voucher code for all pay-as-you-go purchases just use “SMXL25″ on all purchases before May 26th. Whilst the talk of the day (and most of the jokes) yesterday at SMX more >
It’s easy to create linkbait. You pick a topic that people will be interested in, research it using google.com or google.co.uk and write it out or design it or whatever. Of course, it only works that easily if you speak more >
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