General interest Categorized Posts

Shoemoney vs. SEOmoz on Disclosure

by Scott | Jul 10, 2007 | General interest

One reason I like driving long distances (okay, the only reason) is because I get to catch up on old broadcasts from Webmaster Radio that I’ve stuck on my iPod. I’ve tried to listen before while working, and it’s just not productive. I can’t...

Spiderman 3 Brings Fandango.com to it’s Knees

by Scott | May 4, 2007 | General interest, Web Design

Last night I was a customer of fandango.com for the first and last time. My kids were out of school at noon the day that Spiderman three opened, so how could I deny their pleas? If you are running a business, can your server handle the capacity? if you’re a...

Content’s Been Stolen? Now What?

by Scott | Apr 19, 2007 | General interest, Viruses and Scams

While I’m flattered that someone thinks enough of my content to steal it right off my webpage and post it as their own, I’ve never actually had it happen with my website copy before. It’s happened with the occasional article I’ve written, but...

Don’t Fall for the MSN Worm… (I did)

by Scott | Mar 17, 2007 | General interest, Spyware, Viruses and Scams

I can’t believe I fell for it. One of my MSN Messenger contacts APPARENTLY sent me a chat message, saying this… Surfing the web Ive found this useful tool in http//Get-Messenger.com/?en Just entering your MSN Messenger account you can find out who has...

Faking Google Page Rank?

by Scott | Mar 12, 2007 | General interest

I was with Jerry West at Webmaster World in Las Vegas when I first heard about faked Page Rank. It turns out that it was a relatively OLD scam, but one that had somehow escaped my knowledge! (See, I’ve told you repeatedly that I still learn new things every...

Searchfest 2007 is Over

by Scott | Mar 8, 2007 | General interest

Portland Oregon’s Searchfest 2007 is now one for the history books, and by any measure, it was a resounding success. With nearly 250 attendees, this was the largest search event ever held in Oregon to my knowledge. Our goal was to really put Portland on the map...