I’m Joining the MyBlogLog Boycott
MBL/Yahoo,
you are a bunch of fucktards for banning Shoemoney.
It was fun playing with all your ridiculous exploits for about a day. But I’m bored of surfing the web as other people, and quite frankly, I’m tired of pills and porn icons showing up on client’s sites. In the end, the service as a whole has no real value. (Unless you consider slowing down the load time of your site a valuable thing). So it’s time for it to go.
Dax Herrera
Dax and I go way back and he is for sure by far one of my favorite peeps. He spends more time with my SEOH than I do and I’m okay with that. Dax is full of so many hidden talents it’d be impossible for me to list. I’ll tell you one thing … if you haven’t had an opportunity to hear Dax play the piano, you are missing out.
I hope he doesn’t mind me choosing him as my first male SEO celebrity look alike. The resemblance he shares with this musician is uncanny don’t you agree?
Dax, Justin Timberlake has nothing on you!
Alex Bennert
I’ve known Alex for a few years now and she has always been one of my favorite peeps. Alex works for Anne Kennedy at Beyond Inc. She is a fun, outgoing woman that I thoroughly enjoy hanging around with. I hope she doesn’t mind me choosing her as my first female SEO celebrity look alike.
I mean Alex of course is more slender, taller and sexier.
The Real Dave Pasternack
I’ve said many times in the past that I think SEO contests are stupid. But the Dave Pasternack contest is beyond stupid. It’s destructive, disrespectful, and completely unprofessional.
If the only person named Dave Pasternack happened to be one of the talking frogs from Did-it, I wouldn’t really have a problem with it. But he’s not. There’s another Dave Pasternack.
The real Dave Pasternack is an award-winning chef who owns an Italian seafood restaurant in New York’s Hell’s kitchen called Esca. (Italian for the word bait). He is also an author whose recipes have been featured on dozens of high-profile culinary websites and TV shows including Martha Stewart, Epicurious, Esquire, and New York Magazine.
He is a Master Chef on the rise.
SES London 2007
Monday 2/12/07
SES London started out a bit slower than most of the shows I’ve gone to. We arrived Monday morning and went downstairs to the Isle Bar in the Crown Plaza. There was no sign of a conference in the lobby. We’re used to seeing lots of conference attendees hanging out at the bars of the host hotels, so it was a bit odd that there wasn’t really anyone there until later that evening when we bumped into DaveN. I’ve always liked DaveN until he made a pass at Read more…