From the monthly archives:

February 2007

Google Not Afraid to Big & Ugly for Your Data

February 28, 2007

In a non logged in account in IE Google is not afraid to get big and ugly to get you to download that toolbar and start sending them data. Notice it’s almost as big as the Google logo. Is getting your hands on my data really that important to you …

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What Time of Day do You Post to Your Blog?

February 27, 2007

So I’ve got an idea in my head, that’s entering the “hey I might actually do this one” and of my biggest questions is when do I schedule my posts to go live?

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Adwatcher.com – Review

February 27, 2007

The following is paid review of AdWatcher.com a new program designed to help you manage, track, and analyze CPC campaigns.

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Blogging in a Sound Bite World

February 26, 2007

For those people who blog daily or semi daily is there an optimal post length that keeps people reading regularly without feeling overwhelmed?

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Things You May Have Missed 2-25-2007

February 25, 2007

Here are some thing you may have missed from the week ending 2-24-2007

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Email Comments Subscriptions Enabled

February 24, 2007

I enabled the comment subscrption plugin against my better judgement. Y’all complained and I gave in but I ain’t happy about it. But if it gives me one bit of trouble, I’m turning this car around right now and we’re going straight home …

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MyBlogLog Does the Right Thing

February 24, 2007

The MyBlogLog Blog: Everybody hurts… sometimes

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Ajax What’s it Good For

February 24, 2007

OK can anybody please tell the advantage of Ajax aside from the eye-candy and the ability to say it’s “Ajax”? Ajax pages don’t load faster, in fact I think they load incredibly slower. Maybe that’s because I design my pages with CSS to load and move like a greased pig and not bloated down with [...]

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Harry Potter Shows his Magic Wand

February 23, 2007

Totally Completely Non SEO Post Ahead
What the heck is up celebs lately, I mean it’s not shocking enough that Britney Spears shaved her head to reportedly avoid drug testing, but now Daniel Radcliffe aka the kid adult who plays Harry Potter will be staring in a movie about human-equine intercourse and appears naked in the [...]

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Matt Cutts Wants You To Help Fight Spam

February 23, 2007

If you needed any further evidence that Google is ramming personal search and Google accounts down your throat for their own self interests you need look no further than the latest Google Patent about removing documents.

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LinkedIn Needs a Blocking Feature

February 23, 2007

Before the days of the interconnected web 2.0 world things were easy you could always disappear, but now things are different.

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Dave Pasternack PPC Update

February 23, 2007

I updated my Dave Pasternack ads let me know which one you like, with any luck I’ll win the best PPC prize and get to go to dinner with Webguerilla and meet the real Dave Pasternack at Esca when SES NY rolls around.

Tags: dave+pasternack, davepasternack

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Poor Poor Michael Gray

February 22, 2007

According to Google Adwords I’m a pretty poor michael gray

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Graywolf’s SEO Blog Sponsor – SearchEngineGuide.com

February 22, 2007

Announcing a new sponsor SearchEngineGuide.com

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Graywolf’s SEO Blog Sponsor V7N Directory

February 22, 2007

I’d like to announce the V7n Directory as a sponsor.

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How Many Websites Should You Run

February 21, 2007

One of the more common questions I get asked is is it better to have one big site or a whole bunch of little sites, and my answer is, it depends.

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Taking Advantage of Video

February 20, 2007

One of the things I try to tell many clients to try is experimenting with video, however they, usually shy away citing the production costs. However if Google can get away with a low production value combined with humor I think everyone can

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