In March 2011 TechCrunch reported that 100 million iPhones have been sold and in June 2011 MocoNews reported that 25 million iPads have been sold. 125  million people and the numbers grow everyday! I am surprised at how many websites do not work on my iPad and iPhone. I am shocked that it has not [...]

How does Google see underscores vs. dashes? Matt explains. Many old school web designers have ignored the importance of dashes vs. underscores. It was nice to see Matt address it again. If Google mentions it you should assume it matters in some way or will.

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From SES London 2011

I am so excited that BlueGlass announced a conference in September because I had just been told by my doctors I couldn’t attend SMX in New York. It has been no secret that I love BlueGlass conferences. I went to (what was the) Search and Social Summit last year and had a blast. I also attended [...]

I had surgery last month and have been unable to work for awhile. I have been reading all week and the fantastic articles have not stopped. Here are some great articles I read today. Understanding Foursquare’s Enhanced Specials & Deals 40 Google Plus Tips for Newbies 4 Ridiculous Digital Marketing Topics That Won’t Die How [...]

PPC is not always easy and can be expensive. The following graphic may explain why some of you are spending a lot on PPC. Click on the image for a larger image. © 2011 WordStream, Inc.

Businesses are getting non-stop advice on online marketing. I would say most is bad advice. Have any tips for businesses in seeking valuable advice? Stop thinking of online marketing as something new. The tool is new and tried and prove tactics are what works. To avoid snake oil type salesmen avoid firms that tell you [...]

What are some of the recent online “fads” that you have noticed and what do you think of them? I am not really in-touch with what’s hip so this is a hard one for me. I have noticed that we are starting to see more mobile image applications like instagr.am and color. I think on [...]

Google’s Matt Cutts answers a very interesting question about what a website owner can do when a third party is building spammy links to their site.