Nameplates - Industrial Utility

Various industries depend upon nameplates for range of applications. The industrial nameplates have unique properties, which make them withstand harsher operating environments and these properties va... [Author: Navpreet Aujla - Site Promotion - December 11, 2006]

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Taking a Holiday
I'm away on Wednesday, June 21 for a week in the Canadian Rockies. I won't have much access to a computer, so if you send me email I won't be able to answer (or post here) until the very end of June or the beginning of July. Hope your week will be as happy and surprising as mine will be. My wife and I find Jasper National Park an amazing...

A Freelance Job in Vancouver
This just arrived via the mail list of the Canadian Association of Journalists, and I hasten to pass it along. If you're a freelance writer in the Vancouver area, this could be of interest: The Conference Publishers is seeking freelance writers to cover the 2006 National Forum on Emergency Preparedness and Response in Vancouver. Writers are needed to produce 1800 word summaries of a pandemic flu exercise scheduled for December...

A New Model For Getting Rich Online
The Washington Post has an interesting story today: A New Model For Getting Rich Online describes people whose sites run ads and get enough traffic to earn serious income....

How To Analyze Your Search Engine Competition
Analyzing a competitor s web site may seem like a big job. You should have the mindset that you are going to do this as a learning experience though. This will help you along your way when you may fe... [Author: Chris Taylor - Site Promotion - December 11, 2006]

Blogging a Nameless War
The Tyee has published my article Blogging a Nameless War, about the Lebanese and Israeli online response to the war in Lebanon....

Was I Ahead of Myself?
When my publisher asked for a third edition of my book, I suggested calling it "3.0" as if it were a piece of software. (Well, it's better than "Geeks' Edition," which was the second edition.) Now I seem to have anticipated the Next Big Thing, according to this story in the New York Times: Entrepreneurs See a Web Guided by Common Sense. Excerpt: From the billions of documents that form...

BlogWrite for CEOs
Debbie Weil is the author of BlogWrite for CEOs, which looks like a very useful resource complete with a list of CEOs' blogs and some free downloadable resources. I'm putting a link to it in Webwriting Resources as well....

Lurkers and Posters
Jakob Nielsen has a very interesting comment on his Alertbox page: Participation Inequality: Lurkers vs. Contributors in Internet Communities. Excerpt: There are about 1.1 billion Internet users, yet only 55 million users (5%) have weblogs according to Technorati. Worse, there are only 1.6 million postings per day; because some people post multiple times per day, only 0.1% of users post daily. Blogs have even worse participation inequality than is evident...

Ideagoras
The Globe and Mail is running a series based on a forthcoming book, Wikinomics. Today they've published the second in the series, Ideagoras. Here's an excerpt: In addition to broadening and deepening its own proprietary networks, P&G searches for innovations in Web-enabled marketplaces such as InnoCentive, NineSigma, and yet2.com. These combined efforts led to hundreds of new products on the market, some of which turned out to be hits. In...

From Web 1.0 to Web 3.0?
Via the International Herald Tribune, a long and interesting article about where Sir Tim Berners-Lee wants the Web to go: A 'more revolutionary' Web. Excerpt: Just when the ideas behind "Web 2.0" are starting to enter into the mainstream, the mass of brains behind the World Wide Web is introducing pieces of what may end up being called Web 3.0. "Twenty years from now, we'll look back and say this...

Where is Bo?
First of all, I’d like to say happy new year to you. I know I haven’t shared anything with you for a while. I hope you are still reading this blog, because I’m going to share even more niche marketing stuff with you in 2007. I was struggling with coming up with [...]

Do You Know the Fastest Way to Get a High Page Ranking?
There are millions upon millions of websites on the internet. The majority of these site's have poor page rankings. Is your site one of them? Would you like to increase your page ranking? Silly quest... [Author: Terry Morris - Site Promotion - December 11, 2006]

Sir Tim Warns Us About Online Fraud
Via the Guardian Unlimited: Creator of web warns of fraudsters and cheats. Excerpt: The creator of the world wide web told the Guardian last night that the internet is in danger of being corrupted by fraudsters, liars and cheats. Sir Tim Berners-Lee, the Briton who founded the web in the early 1990s, says that if the internet is left to develop unchecked, "bad phenomena" will erode its usefulness. His creation...

Social Bookmarking - Link Building And Search Engine Optimization
Social Bookmarking could be the next big thing in web site marketing since the development of the personal blogs. Social Bookmarking web sites like http://Del.icio.us, Digg, Stumble Upon and Furl al... [Author: Steve Szasz - Site Promotion - December 12, 2006]

American Zeitgeist
The Tyee has published my review of American Zeitgeist, a documentary about the origins of the Afghan and Iraqi wars....