23
2010
Being On, Feeling Comfortable, and Passing Judgment
Recently, a professor of mine posed a few questions to his students regarding an article published in The New York Times Magazine section, entitled, The Web Means the End of Forgetting. In the article, the author raises questions and discusses several arguments surrounding online privacy and how our digital reputations can come back to haunt us. Also within the piece, he examines different reputation management strategies, ranging from legal assistance to online services.
In the next [...]
19
2010
Time for an Update
30
2010
Guest Post
Ahh! So, whenever I get the chance to guest post, I feel like a kid on Christmas morning. The excitement is just…awesome.
Today, I have a guest post on the Search Engine People blog. Enjoy: The SEO Copywriter’s Perspective
Disclaimer: I’m an SEO specialist for Solid Cactus.
29
2010
Some Thoughts On Mass Content Producers
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Content providers that focus on churning out large quantities of SEO-friendly articles (e.g. Demand Studios) are missing the point. Sure, having search engine-friendly content is just one piece of the puzzle. It may rank well and it may drive some traffic, but if you want users to convert or to keep coming back to your site, then you have to give them something of value – and that’s where most mass content producers [...]
22
2010
Have You Ever?
Image by queercatkitten via Flickr
Have you ever…
Taken the time to say “thank you” to someone who has held open a door for you, both literally and figuratively?
Tried to do something new and scary and unfamiliar because you know it would make you happy to try?
Failed at something that everyone thought you were good at?
Felt frustrated by that fear that keeps you from taking the next step?
Wondered if you were on the right path?
Smiled at uncertainty?
Understood [...]

An article by Mandy


