Windows 10 Announced – Schmidtty luvs Stevie Air Date: January 29, 2015 Exciting news from Microsoft as it unveils yet another part of its “move to the clouds” strategy, Windows 10 Google executive chairman Eric Schmidt says Steve Jobs is his hero Wikileaks blasts Google for quietly handing emails to governments Google says it fought […]
This might get me in trouble with my peers in the online marketing industry but I need to share a truth with you all. Most of the work done in digital marketing is really quite simple. From the creation of a website to the propagation of Ad-groups, web applications are designed to make input and […]
Suggesting Improvements to Google Search and WebmasterTools Air Date: January 15, 2015 Dave and I cover a number of topics including: Google is asking webmasters to suggest improvements to Google Search and WebmasterTools Is Facebook really a path to the KnowledgeGraph? Facebook WORK is sort of like Google’s Wave but Facebookier. Canadian economy is facing […]
2015: The Year of The Podcast; Moz Responds to Controversial Whiteboard Friday Article Air Date: January 8, 2015 Co-host Kristine Schachinger and I discuss Moz.com’s response to a controversial Whiteboard Friday article the Charlie Hebdo magazine terrorist attack why everyone is talking about why 2015 is the year of podcasting SEO misinformation and the appearance of […]
The Biggest Search Stories of 2014 Air Date: December 18, 2014 This was our last show of 2014 so we used it to talk about the biggest stories of the year that was. We discussed Google Chrome’s new non-https warnings for users who visit an unsecured site, a major WordPress security concern for users of […]
Most Downloaded Apps – The Right to Be Forgotten Air Date: December 11, 2014 Co-host Kristine Schachinger and I discuss a host of topics including the most downloaded apps for Android in 2014 and comments made by Sir Tim Berners-Lee about the EU policy on The Right to Be Forgotten. We also discuss a weird phenomena […]
Yahoo Sees Big Search Bump From Firefox; Google Penguin Will, like Panda, Keep on Running Air Date: December 4, 2014 Yahoo has seen its market share rise in the US after it recently replaced Google as the default search engine in updated versions of the Firefox web browser. Dave and I discuss the implications of […]
This poem belongs to Facebook They own it right and trueI gave it to them when I typedA short response to youMy history belongs to Facebook I signed those rights awayI made the choice to sell my voiceTo watch your cats at playCulture belongs to Facebook It’s in the TOCFaster, bigger, and wider dataExamining you […]
Google Search Results Are Free Speech in the U.S. – Google Rolling Out Mobile Friendly Label Air Date: November 21, 2014 Another show covering a huge range of topics including; A court rules that Google Search Results Are in the U.S Google is rolling out a  label for mobile generated search results Is Google Penalizing […]
SEO Brings More Visitors to Twitter Air Date: November 13, 2014 A hot-button topic show covering a huge range of topics. Twitter notes that making hashtags available to search bots has brought a 10-times increase in non-logged-in visitors to their website. Hashtags have a measurable impact in search results. TeaParty group FreedomWorks is now and […]