Google’s Chrome Web Store

Yesterday I went public and openly admitted I’d managed to overlook Google’s all-in-one solution to Zynga, Microsoft, Grooveshark, Foursquare, etc.. The fact that I’ve played with Google’s ChromeOS makes this all the more amazing.. Google wants to make it possible to use a browser as your operating system, experiencing the entire internet via the world […]

Chrome XII Released

If you’re not too busy playing around with Google’s tribute to Les Paul’s 96th birthday.. ..you may have time to check out some of Chrome 12’s new features. Chrome’s never been big on fluff, and most users upgrading to the version 12 release are going to have to look carefully to see anything new. Part […]

Dr. Nick’s Post-Panda Prescription

"Hiii Every-body!" Since the release of Google’s Panda algorithm update in February, Webmaster’s have been attempting to determine what it will take to get their websites back to their former rankings. The Panda update designed to help to reduce the amount of webspam that had been saturating the SERPs for years. The update was designed […]

Refuting Debunked SEO Practices

I came across an interesting blog post from ISEdb.com that was titled: "16 SEO Tactics That Will NOT Bring Targeted Google Visitors" where Jill Whalen was discussing strategies that she felt were no longer valid seo tactics. I have reposted some of the points here and have added in my comments on each. Jill’s posts […]

Debunking SEO Myths – follow up

As a follow up to my previous post (Debunking SEO Myths – part 1): After getting some flak for my less-than-aggressive stance against the use of html tables for webpage layout and reading through a great article from: HotDesign (http://www.hotdesign.com/seybold/everything.html) about why using “Tables for Layout is Stupid”, I felt I should reconsider my stance […]