It's Danny's last day at SEW... Get ready for SE Land (fingers crossed that we see more personality and more opinions mixed in with the news).
This contest from Barry sounds awesome - great idea. I don't think we can win or I'd give it a go... although maybe in Chicago I could put Rebecca on it. Hmm...
I should just run Todd's feed on the frickin' sidebar the guy's so linkworthy. From new names for SEOs to his marketing manifesto (that I already linked at once) to his Digg guide (my word is he active on Digg lately) you'd think someone lit a link fire under his rear :)
Mr. Zawodny wrote about a couple of his favorite corporate blogs and I have to agree - love the personality and the varied story subjects. Another good one is Farecast's (full disclosure - we work with 'em but I read their blog before then so it shouldn't count).
David Wallace's guess the SEO game is pretty cool but I could've sworn that #8 was Danny...
Andrew Goodman asks Nick Fox (Google's head of advertising quality) some tough questions. Man - we just started testing the waters for some Adwords campaign testing and lost $700 foolishly. I'm gonna make sure I'm at that session next week.
BTW - Mike I love your travels-around-the-world posts. Don't ever change buddy.
Fangirl needs some help getting female SEO regulars to shoot her an email and get in touch about lunch in Chicago. Risa & Lisa that means you!
Dude... Greg... Fricking write something new already! Same goes for you Xan. Ralph.. well let's just say I'm not holding out much hope (if he goes two years he wins a prize).
Auren Hoffman says that big high-tech firms are losing out on attracting big talent... I'd probably disagree and say that there are too many exceptions to this "rule" to make it a real trend - I'd just say that talent can be had by both big and small firms if they know how to recruit.
