I ran across a new web product to help with your SEO projects. It’s not free, but very reasonable. SoloSEO says that it
…helps SEO to be easier, by managing keywords, content, and link building all in one place. With SoloSEO you can use professional SEO tools to track, manage, and optimize your site.
Andy […]

Hummm….free? And not far from me? And it’s about social media like blogging and podcasting and stuff like that? Hummm…..
Atlanta social media conference, Feb. 10, 2007

What: A conference with the goal of showing how the various components of social media are interrelated and how they affect our lives. The bulk of trusted […]

I’ve talked about some easy autoresponders before. Now I’ve found a service called FeedCycle that will publish serialized RSS feeds.
This is good. I’ve not tried it yet though. A TechCrunch article explains:
If you are telling a multi-part story, or communicating a segmented message over time, you should give FeedCycle a look. Publishers […]

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Barn Outside Clemson 1977, originally uploaded by joelgillespie1957.

Found this on Flickr.com today and thought it was interesting.

The other day I read a post by Seth Godin that emphasized something I’ve been putting a lot of thought to lately — the format of a technology (or medium) should reflect the audience’s comfort level of reception.
“Zikes! What did he just say?”
I’ve realized that ministry principles and philosophies translate quite well into new […]

To my understanding, there has never been a case tried where a commenter on a blog sues another commenter and the blog host for libel damages. But the legal council I received said that it could happen.
This week that is changing.
Calif. court says bloggers can’t be sued:
The California Supreme Court ruled Monday that bloggers […]

Have you heard about RSS? Everyone’s talking about it. RSS = Really Simple Syndication. What it really means for us is that instead of using bookmarks and visiting all your favorite sites, with RSS, you can go to just one website and it will tell you which of your favorites have updates.
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This week an announcement was made that Google, Yahoo!, and Microsoft are now working together standardizing sitemaps.
A sitemap is a file that gets automatically updated every time you change your website and it’s one thing that Google has used for a while now to help it know what’s new on the web. What this […]

Today I ran across (via Lifehacker) a new and very cool search engine: zoo.com. From the site:
Zoo brings together search results from Google, Yahoo!, and Wikipedia, as well as the latest news from ABC, Fox and Yahoo! News […] Here at Zoo, we do our best to filter out sexually explicit web search […]

Okay, I went for the sensational headline.
If you don’t know what VOIP is, you could be worried. But rest assured, if you get VOIP, you’re happy, not sick.
VOIP stands for “Voice Over Internet Protocol”, or “Voice Over IP” for short.
Now let out that deep sigh knowing you’ve got a […]