OK, I know I said I wasn’t going to blog much about work, but I wasn’t able to to get the new site done before I went on vacation, so I wanted to take a quick moment to let everyone in the. Go to Full Article

It’s been so long since I’ve blogged, I barely remember how. But I was finally able to find some time this week to get started on some long-overdue house cleaning on this blog. The main change. Go to Full Article

Another day, another dollar edition of Pilgrim’s Picks. Could changes at The Patent and Trademark Office nullify Google’s patents? The New York Times have announced a content syndication deal with LinkedIn. Apparently Propeller, AOL’s ... Go to Full Article

It seems that Robert Scoble is a true "disrupter" of technology. This time, his blog is causing Google’s Sitelinks a little bit of a headache. Pilgrim’s Update: Learn online reputation management skills directly from Andy Beal. ... Go to Full Article

Small businesses in the US are struggling right now. Any edge or any hope that can be found is a welcome change from the continued onslaught of economic news around rising prices and shrinking wallets. I found one such story this ... Go to Full Article

Imagine yourself in VIP section of Munich best dance club after a day of eating, singing, and drinking at one of the biggest parties in the world: Oktoberfest. You’re sitting at private table with the likes of me (QuadsZilla), ... Go to Full Article

Patterns can be hard to break and hard to build, but if we give ourselves cues and reminders they are much easier to develop. Go to Full Article

Michael Gray gave Google the day off and decided to pick on women instead, or more specifically, BlogHer. Michael claims that the BlogHer conference is guilty of sexual discrimination. He's offended that there weren't any male speakers ... Go to Full Article

OK, the little contest is over. At 12:00 pm Eastern time, Aaron’s data center showed a page from the James Beard Foundation in the #1 spot. Apparently, most other data centers showed my page in the #1 spot, but the data center I ... Go to Full Article

Since this blog’s started collecting analytics data in May 2007, the average referring site has sent SEO Theory about 45.8 visitors. Exactly 105 referring sites (including both SEO Theory locations) have provided more than 45.8 ... Go to Full Article

Posted by randfish. I'm getting to like this series :-) (see #1 and #2). This week, I thought I'd talk about a tip that might cause mild concussions if you haven't been doing it. That's right, it's the ultra-simple, "research before you ... Go to Full Article

Afilias had submitted a proposal to ICANN for the .INFO gTLD that would allow them to shut down domain names at will if they consider them abusive. The proposal was approved. The problem they have is not going to be solved by this ... Go to Full Article

You may want to sit down for this. I'm getting ready to do something I haven't done in...forever. Something that until this day I have only ever seen in movies or read about on other people's blogs. Something Bruce and Susan have been ... Go to Full Article

Being away from the Internet for a few days, I was surprised to see GOOG trading below 500 for the first time in more than 3 months. They missed consensus earnings estimates by a few cents and the stock has been beaten down around 20% ... Go to Full Article

It's been so long since I've blogged, I barely remember how. But I was finally able to find some time this week to get started on some long-overdue house cleaning on this blog. The main change (other than cleaning up the look a bit) ... Go to Full Article