I thank ShoeMoney for recently sending me a 4-pack of his t-shirts. I’m glad to have my children Hayley & Cade model these terrific shirts.

When I fire up my feedreader, Andy Beal’s Marketing Pilgrim is the first blog that I read. Why? Probably because I tend to read my feeds alphabetically and Andy’s blog is the first one in the list.

Seriously, Andy & Jordon always provide excellent coverage & commentary of relevant news and this blog has an original unique voice to it which means that if I miss a post, I miss something that I won’t pick up anywhere else…

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Search Engine Strategies Local Edition @ ILM: 07

November 28-30 :: Los Angeles, CA

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9th Search Engine Strategies Chicago

December 3-7 :: Chicago Hilton

“…Oh I get by with a little help from my friends,
Mmm I get high with a little help from my friends,
Mmm I’m gonna try with a little help from my friends.” The Beatles

Sphinn has certainly changed the social and professional dynamic of search marketing. Each Sphinster has a different perspective on the Sphinn impact and to best illustrate this, I thought it would be instructive to interview several people about Sphinn who I’ve either met via Sphinn or got to know much better through Sphinn. These folks are:

I’m a fan of Ezinearticles.com. Really. Or, I used to be.

As Stoney deGeyter pointed out in an earlier article, their “editorial” controls have become real nitpicky…to the point where they are almost a bad joke.

Instead of preaching any more, I’m going to post my entire correspondence with them concerning the submission of my article “The Chattahoochee Hill Country Domain Rush“…a story that made the front page of Sphinn.

When we originally envisioned our networking events, we wanted to add a little value with some search industry news & discussion. We have sinced moved our networking events to Paddy’s and they are great, but we can’t really pull off a group discussion in a reasonable or fashion. So, here are a few recent search industry items that we encouraged our attendees to talk about. My hope is that you will use the comment feature to further the discussion.

Todd Mintz Interview

“Way down yonder on the Chattahoochee
It gets hotter than a hoochie coochie
We laid rubber on the georgie asphalt
We got a little crazy but we never got caught”… Alan Jackson, Chattahoochee

Another in a series of my “Kiss and Tell” Domaining posts…

My position at S.R. Clarke gives me the opportunity to read extensively in the areas of real estate and construction. Every story gets read with “domainer radar” on and occasionally, my reading has led me to purchase domains that I perceive to have future value.