Guest post by Andy Havard When’s the last time an email really caught your eye? I bet it doesn’t happen on a regular basis.  The unfortunate email combination of junk + spammers + mundane responses has resulted in a lot of switched off, bored online users checking bland Inboxes. There’s virtually no Subject heading that could truly [...]

Dragon’s Beard Noodles and Bending the Web Ok – so that’s a weird way of describing the process of getting attention on the web, right? Not really. Each time he folds the noodles is equivalent to each time you bend the web.  Those several, then hundreds, then thousands of noodles represent the number of links [...]

People are fond of saying “everything has been said” or “everything has been written.”  It’s very tempting to draw this conclusion when massive amounts of data have been loaded to the web in the last 3 seconds you’ve been reading this. Much of it is a repeat of something that’s already been said, photographed, done, [...]

Press releases are one of the best kept secrets on the web for links and traffic. It’s a wonder why more people don’t use press releases regularly. Don’t get me wrong, hundreds of thousands of people do submit the occasional release, but most don’t  take advantage of the linking and exposure they could get out [...]