By jlazerus | Published:
February 9, 2011
At last! I have found something on the Internest that is truly free! Oh, wait, no, that’s wrong.
By jlazerus | Published:
November 3, 2009
Optimizing WordPress using a CDN (Content Delivery Network) My blog had been running, if that’s what you could call it, at speeds approximating a gimpy turtle walking in mud uphill… you get the idea. So I started investigating the technical methods used by pro web developers to make their blogs load fast.
By jlazerus | Published:
December 6, 2008
Image via Wikipedia My new favorite thing. I think I may replace all the marketing blogs I read with science blogs. I especially love Ed Yong’s bio: Ed Yong lives in London and works at Cancer Research UK. Not Exactly Rocket Science is his attempt to make science interesting to everyone by beating jargon, confusion [...]
By jlazerus | Published:
November 30, 2008
Well, I finally figured out the way to capture blog readers: mention their company in your post. Since I blogged about Network Solutions the other day, I saw on my Google Analytics page that the person from Arlington, VA, (HELLO ARLINGTON!!! WOOHOO!) did a search for the phrase “network solutions”, found my post, and then [...]
Posted in Blogs, Bloggers and Blogging, Experiments, Marketing | Also tagged bloggery, blogging, blooger, Denver Post, Experiments, Google Analytics, market research, metablog, Mom, Network Solutions, SEO, Seth Godin, Twitter |
By jlazerus | Published:
November 26, 2008
Metablog (blogging about blogging) Seth Godin‘s blog is one of the most viewed on the web, so a personal blogger would be wise to model it. Of course, not everyone can be an internet millionaire/bestselling author, and use that cred to drive visitors to their site. (Jealous?) That said, Godin’s blog is frequently provocative, easily read, [...]
