secrets

Let’s face it folks, blogging is hard work. While working on an article about the dark side of blogging, I was delighted to see that some really successful bloggers are separating from their keyboards and coming together to share their tips, strategies and encourage one another.

This past weekend I was moderating a panel at CommunityNext, a smart event focused on everything about online communities coordinated by Noah Kagan. The event was a fun gathering of extremely smart folks from some of the hottest online communities today - and panelists/speakers shared many great thoughts on topics ranging from how to be more awesome, to the genesis behind HotorNot.com.

This Thursday I'll be doing an audio conference as part of Bulldog Reporter's PR University on search engine optimization and public relations.

If anyone in the world of search engine marketing or optimization ever doubted the importance of a top five organic ranking, a look at AOL's search data, served up by Google, should remove any question of that.

Winning accounts and gaining customers is a natural part of running an organization, but, without the proper tools, it is sometimes difficult to know how you compare with your competitors.

Ruby on Rails has increased in popularity among web developers seeking a solid framework for their applications, and some helpful hints can make it even better.

Murdok looks at Fortune Interactive's SEMLogic technology and our newly launched SEMasphere and gives it a thumbs-up. From the article...

During a compelling presentation of Fortune Interactive's SEMLogic demo, I realized a greater implication of the service than accurate search marketing - Mike Marshall and his team have managed to duplicate search engine functionality.