I’ve read two books in the past few weeks, and have been amazed at the difference they make in my understanding of two subjects: Grammar and Algebra. I wish I have had access to these two books while in school, as I know they would have made an...
Topics: Analytics, context, Marketing in General, Search Engine Marketing, search engine optimization, Usability, web design, Website Marketing

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Cultural critics and wordsmiths gather around for this outstanding foray into verbal investigation. Have we lost our way when declaring ideas? Why has the declarative been exchanged for the inquisitive? Have we lost our ability, or our nerve, to...
Topics: Cool Stuff, Search Engine Marketing

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Next month, I will be traveling to the Googleplex to be a presenter for their “MarketingTalks@Google” series. This is an awesome invitation, spawned from the “Analytics According to Captain Kirk” segment in my analytics training and...
Topics: Search Engine Marketing, Search Engine News, SiteLogic News

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Your analyst is the most dangerous person in your company. A good analyst is one that cannot be trusted to follow the company line. They probably always ask for proof or data to back up claims, they challenge long-standing assumptions, and they don’t..
Topics: Analytics, copywriting, design, goals, Marketing in General, Website Marketing, website visitors

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Velleity is a word that has dropped out of the general vocabulary, unfortunately. I am attempting to bring it back, as it has more relevance now than ever.Velleity is a desire to see something done, but not enough desire to make it happen. ...
Topics: Search Engine Marketing

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