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New RankCheck Tool is Released!
[2008-08-27] Just kidding. There is no new Google RankCheck tool. But there should be. A couple days ago, I reported on how Google has finally blocked automated searches by software such as WebPosition. This creates a vacuum in the marketplace - a vacuum best filled by…Google!

Make Your B2B Lead Management More Effective
[2008-08-13] I was recently interviewed for an article on lead management by Chris Koch who works for ITSMA, the Information Technology Services Marketing Association.

BPI Tries to Ban ISPs to Reduce Unauthorized File Sharing
[2008-07-30] UK label association BPI has reached an agreement with ISPs on measures designed to reduce unauthorized file sharing.

Using Typo Conversion Data For SEO
[2008-05-07] PPC advertising is not only great for generating sales and qualified traffic, it's also the BEST possible keyword research tool available.

EU Asks Major Search Engines To Delete User Data
[2008-04-23] The European Union has asked Internet Search Engine giants Yahoo! and Google to follow European Data Protection Rules and delete all user data after a maximum of six months. This request has been made inspite of the fact that both these search engines operate out of the European Union.

Getting Started with Microsoft adCenter Analytics
[2008-04-02] adCenter Analytics is a simplistic tool designed by Microsoft to help a user understand web-site user engagement and online marketing campaign performance in an easy way. This tool is available free of charge.

What Makes A Good Project Manager?
[2008-03-12] What is a good project manager? The definition of a good project manager from a bad project manager is subjective, but there are some highly effective traits of good project managers that can be captured. It is not about filling in financial statements, it is about having a passion for what you are doing, and productivity, supporting a team in what can be very harsh corporate environments.

7Digital Grabs WMG MP3's For Europe
[2008-03-05] 7digital.com has become the first European download store to offer Warner Music Group label downloads as DRM free mp3's. Thus far Amazin has the exclusive in the US. Starting today 7digital is offering WMG mp3's in the UK, Ireland, Spain, France and Germany.

Blogcatalog Give Purpose To The Social Graph
[2008-02-20] If you are a devotee of Facebook or Myspace, I have a message for you...

Don't Damage Your Credibility with Too Many Press Releases
[2008-01-30] As an online PR consultant, there are a few questions I repeatedly get from webmasters and online entrepreneurs.

Reporting Paid Links - Still Mixed Feelings
[2008-01-16] David Wallace has a nice write up about reporting paid links to Google this week, which is based on the back of a poll by Blogstorm.

Now Podcasting is Even Less of a Hassle
[2008-01-09] As any podcaster knows, the barriers to entry for starting a podcast are very low.

European Internet Marketing Statistics
[2007-12-26] I doubt anyone who works in the Internet industry needs any evidence of the huge surge in activity over the past year. Virtually everyone I speak to these days is reaping rewards.

MyKinda blog network launches in Eastern Europe
[2007-11-07] Quite a few blog networks have sprung up in the past year or so. The granddaddy of them all is Weblogs Inc, the early pioneer among English-language blog networks, with a broad offering of content covering a very wide range of topics.

EU Settles With Microsoft, Delays Google
[2007-10-22] The long-running battle over antitrust concerns and Microsoft should come to an end in Europe, but Google and DoubleClick will have to wait until November for European Union approval of their deal.

Won't We Ever Learn?
[2007-09-26] Microsoft and global PR agency Burson-Marsteller are in hot water over a tactic that flies in the face of what we know about the nature of business and transparency in the era of social computing.

Is the UK SEO industry in a mess?
[2007-08-29] This is a little bit of a rant about the state of the SEO industry (specifically the UK SEO industry) - we're plagued with dodgy agencies and consultants dragging our collective name through the mud - do we do something about it or just wade through and mind our business?

Broadening the Measures of Online Influence
[2007-07-18] Some people think measuring someone's online influence is simply a matter of Googling a name, seeing what Technorati says about them, what Alexa might show and perhaps a look at how many subscribers there are to their FeedBurner RSS feed.

The European Communication Summit
[2007-06-13] One of the things I love about conferences is meeting new and interesting people. One of the other things is connecting with people I know (as I mentioned the other day).

Lessons From Foreign Press
[2007-05-02] Every year, the Press Club of California has an event touting the best and the worst PR departments to work with in the Valley.

Podcamp Europe in June
[2007-04-03] A new podcasting conference is coming to Europe this summer - Podcamp Europe will take place in Stockholm on June 12-13.

Search Marketing World (Full Disclosure About Site Clinics Required)
[2007-03-13] Search Marketing World is a new Search Marketing conference scheduled for March 21 next here in Dublin Ireland.

Germany, France Join Crusade Against iTunes
[2007-01-23] Consumer groups from France and Germany have joined a European coalition aimed at forcing Apple to make files downloaded from its iTunes music store compatible with digital music players manufactured by competing companies.

Europeans Buying More Online
[2007-01-22] Europeans are spending more time online and many are shopping online as well. Since they are spending more time online they are also purchasing more items.

Open Source Second Life's Next Steps
[2007-01-10] Monday's announcement by Linden Lab that the software you run on your computer to interact with Second Life will be opened up to anyone who wants to contribute to its future development generated wide-ranging commentary in the media and among bloggers.