With Pay Per Click advertising dominated by the likes of Google and Yahoo, are the small (aka second tier) PPC networks worth using?
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This important milestone nearly slipped by me. December the 19th heralded a decade of CSS - Cascading Style Sheets. If you don’t use CSS at all on your web site; you’re missing out on a very useful technology that can save you a great deal of time in site development and maintenance.
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Alexa rankings are used by many webmasters and site owners to gauge the performance of their sites in comparison to others. Alexa data is also often used as a reference when buying and selling sites.

It’s certainly a handy service, but the ranking data shouldn’t be relied on too heavily, and here’s why.
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If you’ve noticed a dropoff in visitors to your web site from some from Asian countries in the last couple of days; there’s more to it than just the time of the year.
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Jimmy Wales, the founder of Wikipedia, is looking for people to help continue the development of a user-driven wiki-type search engine to rival industry heavyweights such as Google and Yahoo.
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Just some thoughts on Christmas 2006. As in previous years; this year I have successfully dodged the majority of the hype surrounding this most screwed up of all days in the Western calendar. I personally don’t celebrate the day for many reasons.

My feelings and approach to Xmas is rather different to most involved in marketing. I won’t mince words here, so you might want to leave reading this until after the day has passed. Far be it from me to rain on anyone’s parade ;).
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As another year rapdily draws to close, I thought I’d take a look at various current statistics related to the current global Internet population.
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“All rights reserved” is a chunk of text you’ll see on many web pages as part of a copyright statement.

Perhaps you use the term yourself on your site. So where did the phrase originate; what does it mean and is it really necessary?
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Ever wondered what dates (rather than days of the week) each year typically bring a poor response for most types of business to business email marketing?
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How search engines view, discern and handle duplicate content is a concern for many webmasters and site owners. Yesterday, Google sought to somewhat address the issue and clarify the situation regarding the do’s and dont’s of duplicate content.
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