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Tweet Containing Swear Word Appears on Yahoo! Homepage

Posted on September 23, 2015 Written by Bill Hartzer

I’ve always considered the Yahoo! home page a place with family-friendly content. But lately it’s becoming more family un-friendly. So much so that I’m reconsidering my usage of Yahoo! as a home page for my web browser. Especially because my school age kids use my laptop from time to time to browse the web. How is it that a Tweet from Twitter, along with a pretty nasty swear word gets listed as a news story on the site’s home page? [Read more…]

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19 Speakers to See at Pubcon Austin 2015

Posted on April 17, 2015 Written by Bill Hartzer

PubCon Austin 2015

Every so often, when I attend and speak at conferences, I put together a list of speakers to see or speakers that I want to meet at that conference. So, since the Pubcon Austin conference is on April 20, 2015, being held, of course, in Austin, Texas, and since I’m speaking and moderating, I thought I would post my personal list. [Read more…]

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When Sending a Sales Letter, Grammar Counts!

Posted on April 7, 2015 Written by Bill Hartzer

Whenever sending a sales letter to someone, even an unsolicited sales letter (aka spam), then you will have a lot more success if your grammar is correct. [Read more…]

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Using Square To Boost Domain Authority

Posted on March 18, 2015 Written by Bill Hartzer

Square To Boost Domain Authority

Well, this is interesting. Or embarrassing. Apparently, somehow Square is associating me, of all people, with boosting Domain Authority. I mean, according to Square, who sent me a marketing piece in the mail, I run a company called To Boost Domain Authority. Does this indicate that you can use Square to Boost Domain Authority? Take a look at what Square just sent me: [Read more…]

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Trademark Filing Changed Based on Bad Keyword Advice

Posted on March 10, 2015 Written by Bill Hartzer

trademark filing

An interesting trademark filing has been done by a company owner who originally got bad advice. Specifically, this website owner claims that they got bad keyword advice from Trademark.com and LegalZoom.com. They had originally advised the company owner to insert keywords into the name of the trademark such as Best Flavored Funnel Cakes in the World rather than the company name, which is Carnival Food Year Round. [Read more…]

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Sometimes Even an SEO Expert Needs Help

Posted on February 16, 2015 Written by Bill Hartzer

SEO Expert

After actively doing SEO since the mid 1990s, and not just talking and speaking about SEO but actually doing it, I consider myself to be an SEO Expert. But, I have to admit that there are times when even this search engine optimization expert needs some advice. Back when SEO was “easy” (was it ever really easy?), one could use more of a formulaic approach to SEO and be fairly successful with any website that you were optimizing. But, as the search engines have become smarter, and those programming the algorithms have cracked down on spam more and more, there are times where you’re at a loss as to why a website is not ranking as well as it should. It’s in these times when only a truly professional SEO expert can “suck it up” and admit that you need help. [Read more…]

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