I started writing this entry as a comment on Dave Carabetta’s blog but it got a little long so I decided to explain myself in full here. Dave posted that he had decided to try moving the HTML coding his … Continue reading
January 9, 2006
by Kay
December 29, 2005
by Kay
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Stop cfmail messages being flagged as spam
I used to maintain a private wiki for my bookmarks. That let me annotate and group related links together but there were obviously things that weren’t great about it: mostly that it couldn’t really be machine parsed without a bit … Continue reading
December 13, 2005
by Kay
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Squidoo: First Impressions
Do you Squidoo? If you’re marketing something, there’s a new tool that might be useful. I’ve been playing with Squidoo – I’d read about it when Seth Godin first announced it, but didn’t check it out fully until I read … Continue reading
December 13, 2005
by Kay
Got spam? Make casserole!
I’d heard that Google had been testing putting links to RSS feeds into Gmail accounts, but hadn’t seen it until a day or so after it was officially announced. Yet another item competing for my attention! But I don’t mind … Continue reading
December 6, 2005
by Kay
How (not) to hold an awards program
I’ve been reading about Australia’s Best Blog Competition – the winner and runners-up were announced today. The Singing Bridges Travel Diary won. Interesting site. More interesting to me, however, is that the organisers – SmartyHost, who used the competition to … Continue reading
December 5, 2005
by Kay
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Measure Map: a Review
I’ve been using it for two weeks now and yes, it is very, very cool. When I was at WE05, I saw Measure Map screenshots in one of Jeffrey Veen’s presentation slides. I frantically scribbled in my notes “measure map … Continue reading
December 1, 2005
by Kay
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Live Presentation Blogging
I’m posting this live from my presentation to the Public Relations Institute of Western Australia, on search engine optimisation and business blogging. And let me tell you, a better looking bunch of people you won’t find anywhere! Public Relations Institute … Continue reading
November 26, 2005
by Kay
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Google Analytics: a one week review
As an Urchin customer who feels rather neglected, the launch of Google Analytics as a free service upsets me a little. I’ve made that point already: Urchin, Google, and why I’m not thrilled. But I’m doing my best to be … Continue reading