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Is Geolocation Data Becoming Ubiquitous?
[2008-05-08] Chris Messina at Citizen Agency has just blogged about how he believes that geolocation data will become ubiquitous for websites to use, and this sort of contextual information about users will form a new layer of information that will available to all internet applications.
Google Street View Draws Concerns in Australia
[2008-04-17] Anthony Klan at The Australian writes:
Competitive Analysis For A Client
[2008-03-27] Coming from an agency, there are often times when there is need to perform a competitive analysis for a client in order to better understand the client's position in the competitive landscape.
Social Media Questions to Ask Your Agency
[2008-02-29] This morning I came across an article written in Adweek by Brian Morrisey entitled, "Social Media: ‘Agencies Don't Get It", which makes the claim (based off of latest research by TNS/Symfony) that, "If social network marketing is a puzzle, agencies might not be equipped to help clients see the big picture".
Aussie Net Filtering Plans Challenged
[2008-01-04] An advocacy group claimed Australia's mandate for ISPs to block pornographic and violent websites could slow down Internet access in the country.
Google Gears Up For Australian Election
[2007-11-15] As much as we're bombarded with political claptrap in America, elections may be an even bigger deal in Australia, where voting is compulsory.
Australian Google Local Business Results
[2007-09-19] A month ago I noticed local business results appearing in Google Australia.
25 Expert Techniques to Have a Successful Blog
[2007-08-30] Blogging has been proven and advised to attract large quantities of visitors, readers and, possibly, customers.
Google Removies Supplemental Index Label
[2007-08-02] Google has announced the removal of the "supplemental index" label in their search engine results pages (SERPs). For the time being the labelling appears to be all that has changed and there is still a difference in the way pages in the supplemental index are treated.
Don't Force New Windows On Your Visitors
[2007-07-12] A couple of weeks ago Darren Rowse asked readers should (external) links open in a new window?.
Ways to Get a Different Top 10 in Google for the Same Search
[2007-06-21] 1. Search in google.com
Coding - The Most Important SEO Skill
[2007-04-26] Last week in response to Lee Odden's What type of SEO skill is most important? poll I argued that copywriting was that SEO skill.
Google Australian Flyover Hits Snags
[2007-01-31] Google had announced that it would be flying over parts of Australia on Australia Day, last week Friday, in order to take photos for Google Earth and Google Maps (Microsoft was doing it, too). Australians were excites, with people planning to build giant signs and write words on the ground, or just wave at the sky, in order to live on for a while in Google's maps of the country.
Using Analytics to Find Hidden Nuggets
[2007-01-18] We rely heavily on Analytics at Enquiro and one of my favorite tasks is to dig into a client's analytics in order to find "nuggets" which will help the client succeed in their online marketing efforts.
Pubs vs. Online Social Networks
[2007-01-09] It's 3.30AM in the morning, you've been awake now for a couple of hours after getting up for a drink of water.
Aussies Unveil Six Gigabit Wireless Link
[2006-12-08] It's not just the snakes and other creatures Down Under that can kill; Australia's national science agency, CSIRO, just flattened every other wireless technology with a six gigabit demonstration.
Google's Future In Television
[2006-11-28] Google is not likely to become a TV network, according to Richard Kimber, Google's managing director of sales and operations for South East Asia.
Google: Aussie Law Threatens 'Net
[2006-11-07] Australia may make changes to its copyright laws that, according to Google, would cause the Internet to "promptly grind to a halt."
Google Censorship (What we can no longer find)
[2006-10-25] I am a big fan of Google, for all the things that Google stands for, and for all the amount of content that I generate about the company, I really do like them.
Google’s Online Feed Reader Application
[2006-10-12] Nothing is more frustrating than being inundated with information from the blogging community when you are clueless as how to manage all these content especially the ones you are interested in.
Podcasting Search Engine – The Good And The Not
[2006-09-29] It is much easier for search engines to index text blogs than podcasts or videoblogs. At present, search engines are using link text and the text surrounding the links to podcasts and videoblogs as a means to index their contents.
Successful IT Consultant: Small Business Operator
[2006-09-14] You need to consider yourself as a small business. This is how the government and the Australian Tax Office (ATO) view you.
SEO: Cutts Scratches A Niche
[2006-08-22] It took Google blogger Matt Cutts about six paragraphs to produce SEO advice that made more sense than a host of other articles on the subject.
Astroturfing: Time to walk the talk
[2006-08-07] Last month's anti-astroturfing initiative by Australian PR bloggers Trevor Cook and Paull Young got off to a good start with plenty of commentary in support of the idea.
Google's Tag To Remove Content Spamming
[2006-07-27] Content spamming, in its simplest form, is the taking of content from other sites that rank well on the search engines, and then either using it as-it-is or using a utility software like Articlebot to scramble the content to the point that it can't be detected with plagiarism software.
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