Monthly Archives: March 2011
Using tag_description() in WordPress To Create Unique Tag Pages
Something I’ve been testing on You’re Supposed To Be At Home is WordPress’ internal tag function. Tags are largely unused on blogs nowadays, and with good reason – tag pages create duplicate content. Often people just block them from search … Continue reading
What Is The Most Accurate Search Engine Rank Checker?
In the past few weeks I’ve been testing a bunch of software packages for rank checking. It’s a cornerstone of an SEO’s arsenal of tools, and there’s a number of them out there. But which is the best? After all, … Continue reading
61 Things To Take Away From Think Visibility March 2011
Think Visibility’s March 2011 was a great way to spend my 27th Birthday. Full of like minded individuals, copious amounts of beer and general learning and merriment. Thinkvis (as the cool kids call it) is a one day conference full … Continue reading
I’m Off To Think Visibility This Weekend
This weekend, as the title exlaims, I’m off to Think Visibility! I went for the last one in September and had an amazing time – meeting a lot of amazing people, learning a lot (which I shared on my old … Continue reading