Gambling for Charity

July 29, 2009

I am running the NYC Half-Marathon for Leukemia & Lymphoma Society on August 16th.  Which means its time again for my degenerate friends to gamble on my finish time for charity.  The winner gets half of the money and the sick kids with cancer get the other half.  Each 15 second slot is $15.  Simply [...]

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Secret to Winning Google Updates

July 27, 2009

Ever wonder how the search industry veterans can figure out and exploit Google updates even when Google doesn’t realize they updated something?  It is not about being lucky or being psychic.  The secret is good research.
Good research will expose the patterns in the algorithm.  Knowing these patterns you will see what is being rewarded and [...]

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Allowable Paid SEO Links

July 22, 2009

In case you are not a veteran of search engine optimization you may not know that your website’s link popularity is critical to high rankings on search engines.  The quantity AND quality of the links pointing to your website will help to determine if your website is #1 or #100.  Since link popularity correlates so [...]

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Why am I blogging again?

July 20, 2009

It has been over a year since I blogged last.  Why restart now?  Why deal with the headaches of comment spam?  What am I going to get out of a blog?  Blogs aint free.
Excuse me, did you think a wordpress blog is free?  Besides paying the obvious cost of registering a domain and monthly hosting [...]

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Raise Money for Marathons, Triathlons or any thons

May 9, 2008

Here are some “bad” ways to quickly raise money for a good cause. These methods are not very politically correct and might even be illegal in your area. That being said these fundraising ideas just might help be able to raise a lot of money for charity from people that like drinking, gambling [...]

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Modular Homes Project

March 25, 2008

My friend Tim Key runs a modular homes website and every now and then asks me for advice. I always enjoy helping him because it is very interesting to see what goes on in the smaller less spammed industries. What I have more commonly found is “innocent search engine spam”.
By this I mean [...]

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Why My Local Florist Frustrates Me

January 31, 2008

I am a strong believer in supporting local businesses and helping out your hometown, but I am a little torn right now.  Ya see there is a local florist from my hometown that is sorely in need of internet help.  Many of you already know I do a lot of pro bono internet help but [...]

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Things I Learned From A Marathon

October 23, 2007

I just got back from San Francisco where I was supporting my wife and her fellow Team in Training members who were running a marathon on the hills of San Francisco.  I am a big advocate of exposing yourself to new things (who else will we learn).  Here are some things I learned from this [...]

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BOTW Internet Charity Party

October 9, 2007

We are very happy continue the tradition of the Internet Marketers Charity Party.  Internet Marketers of NY is inviting, begging, pleading and in some cases even blackmailing people to attend our 3 hour open bar charity party on Monday October 15th in New York.  All the money raised goes to help fight cancer because Best [...]

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What Will Be the Next Internet Link Strategy?

September 19, 2007

It is no secret that links are critical to search engine rankings.  If you have ever tried to develop links for a website you also know it is very hard.  Currently paid links provide the best ROI because you pay once and receive online advertising and a boost in the search engines.  Your marketing dollars [...]

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