Warmest Greetings,
:: Friday, January 03, 2003 ::
Come Again?
Yet another odd one from the software Google employees developed while doing mushrooms:
"seo is a young man in constant forward motion"
Click on >>> Googlism for SEO to see more stuff that makes no sense whatsoever.
Yep. This is a company well worth investing in.
:: posted by Kimberly Krause on 1/3/2003 02:28:49 PM
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Ta Da! Something Useful
Already tired of 2003 predictions and Yahoo!/Inktomi/Google taking over the world news, I went out in search of something interesting. Found this, by Chris Ridings, that he compiled last August. It's one of those nice little lists that belongs in your SEO bag of tricks (although, of course, none of us would ever call them "tricks".)
"Recently events have meant it made sense for me to generate a list of possible search engine ranking factors. Many engines suggest there are around 100. I've got to 63, feel free to add!"
Click on >>> Ranking Factors
:: posted by Kimberly Krause on 1/3/2003 10:04:27 AM
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:: Thursday, January 02, 2003 ::
Down Under and The Last To Know, If You Use Netscape in Australia
Click on >>> Note to Australians: In Case Of Terrorism, Be Sure To Be Using Internet Explorer.
Guess switching to Opera is also out of the question?
:: posted by Kimberly Krause on 1/2/2003 09:27:56 AM
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So Mature
So. This little Blog is in with the cool 'Net kids. At least for 2003. So says...Tiffany Shlain, founder and director of the Webby Awards, in From blogs to news, Internet watcher sees Web maturing
"For Ms. Shlain, the biggest developments of 2002 included the rise in instant messaging and the proliferation of Web logs (or "blogs"). Blogs are regularly updated Web journals that address specific issues and offer links to similar sites. Observers estimate there are about 500,000 blogs currently on-line. Evan Williams, who runs Blogger.com, told Wired News that 41,000 new blogs were created last January alone.
"What blogging has brought back to the Web is that initial beauty of connecting to other sources of information," Ms. Shlain says. "The Web started in the academic community, to share ideas, and we're going back to that."
Ms. Shlain feels that the Internet could eventually supersede television as the source for late-breaking news, referring to the Washington sniper crisis as an example of people turning to the Web for updated reports."
I WANT MY BLOG TV! (Sung to the tune of "I Want My MTV") of course.
:: posted by Kimberly Krause on 1/2/2003 09:23:46 AM
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:: Monday, December 30, 2002 ::
Going Bonkers over Google?
This website should be renamed to Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Getting Into Google and More.
Newly redesigned - Click on >> WebWorkshop.net
:: posted by Kimberly Krause on 12/30/2002 12:56:13 PM
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Some Like It New
If you didn't get what you wanted this holiday season, and you like cool stuff on your computer, this website is for you.
Click here >> New Software Products
:: posted by Kimberly Krause on 12/30/2002 12:52:09 PM
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