Are You a Master of the Obvious? 5 Tests Of Obviousness. May 07. I'm reading a book called "In Search Of The Obvious". It makes many references to another book, written in 1916, called "Obvious Adams". The book outlines the simple truth ... Go to Full Article

I subscribe to a lot of email newsletters. I've got one for almost every aspect of my life. There's one for trendy LA shopping and events. I'm signed up for a couple about beauty products. There's one for green living and one for ... Go to Full Article

Recently, I've been doing quite a bit of reading and discussing the question of “What's next?” in terms of social media, online brand strategy, and the Internet as a whole. There are many different, compelling opinions about what the ... Go to Full Article

Photo by crabchick via Creative Commons In this three part series I outlined ways that the information revolution that began at the end of the 20th century caused a fundamental shift in our expectations of the world, each other, ... Go to Full Article

James Cook of Kawink Wants to Know What You Think. by Rae Hoffman on March 10, 2009 | Rants in Bitchland. If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my feed or subscribe to me on Twitter, which is updated on a more frequent - and ... Go to Full Article

Stories, news, and other notable items from the past week: Compete has rolled out a bunch of changes, adding user generated tags, a new interface, dynamic graphs, and more. Pete Meyers has hired a new intern, Yoozer, and he's here to ... Go to Full Article

I have been testing these Sitelinks for quite some time now on several websites, from new to very old, from few to zounds of visitors. What are Sitelinks ? They are a collection of links, automatically chosen by Google’s algorithm, ... Go to Full Article

Lisa Barone has moved to Historic Troy New York and has joined We Build Pagesas our Senior Writer. Stay tuned for a new website and blog on WeBuildPages.com in the near future. View the Press Release Here. I'm Feeling Lucky! ... Go to Full Article

I have a lot of good writers on my writing team. I won't accept average writers, and bad writers make me cringe. I do have a few really great writers, and I love them all to death. My goal is to have a whole team full of great writers ... Go to Full Article

If you're going to SMX NYC, Be sure the attend This Party which donates to the Ronald McDonald House on Monday Night. I'm honored to announce that we're (We Build Pages) hosting the Internet Marketer's Charity Party next Monday night, ... Go to Full Article

In honor of Google's 10th Anniversary Celebration and inspired by the "Google is turning 10. See what's happened in the past 10 years." Prominently displayed under the search box all week, I decided to take a little excursion into the ... Go to Full Article

This contest is over. The winner was Risa Borsykowsky, a professional web designer from RB3 Web Design and Search Engine Optimization. Thanks Risa! ***. I'm seeking a logo for a new website and foundation called "Give A Little Bit". ... Go to Full Article

Rhea Drysdale Joins We Build Pages! I'm excited to announce that Rhea Drysdale has joined We Build Pages. I'm sure Rhea, like Pat, will enjoy all that Upstate New York can offer. I know Rhea and her husband are surfers…..shouldn't be ... Go to Full Article

Yesterday QualityGal gave a few thoughts on the recent comments about Michael Gray's take on Guy Kawasaki accepting a camera for the review…and how they feel Google should treat this (the ole paid link debate stuff). ... Go to Full Article

As I was leaving a comment on Graywolf's post about Guy Kawasaki and Link Payola, I realized I had more than a few words to say on the matter. Google's policy on paid links is impossible to enforce. Or at least it's impossible to ... Go to Full Article