I did, in fact, get married Saturday. More digital mayhem to come.
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Musical mash-ups were all the rage for a while, but mentally, I often like doing commercial mash-ups. Sometimes, current ad campaigns just scream for it. Take, for example, current advertising for OnStar and warning against crystal meth use: OnStar: Ads depict real calls from OnStar users. Bad things happen to them or near them, and they are [...] I think Aaron Wall of SEOBook wrote a great post this week about Google and the ‘death’ of affiliate marketing. He really focuses on AdSense publishing, but I believe it goes further than that. He doesn’t mention Google Analytics, but I think GA also factors into Google’s reach for control. There’s some extent to which I [...] Today’s big news: Google revenue is up 60%. Google profit is up 69% Now, to be fair, there are ways to disable flowing [...] The Wired interview with Google’s Eric Schmidt just confirms what I keep telling everyone who harps on the ‘Don’t be Evil!’ thing — ie, “But Google is GOOD! They have ‘Don’t Be Evil’ as a corporate motto!” Me: Yeah, let’s define evil, shall we? Google is pure Web 2.0 in the sense of how they collect and [...] Sometimes, I like to go into webmail, which doesn’t have a spam filter, prior to doing a POP download. The subject lines that are coming through are increasingly surreal, like things we would have written in Very Serious Navelgazing Poetry back in college. Here are some doozies from today’s batch. Note that none of them will [...] |
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Paid Link Crackdown
It’s all over the place: Google is looking at ways to get bitchy about paid links and hidden links.
I hate hidden links, simply because playing games with CSS to hide links from users is a clear sign of some form of dumbassery occurring.
But paid links are a really messy area. There’s a billion comments in [...]