Apple will be releasing a firmware update very soon to version 1.1.2.
If you have “jailbroken” your phone, don’t install the update for it will most likely “brick” your phone to a useless paperweight.
Jail breakers, be sure to check your firmware version before visiting the snap-app site for one missed click could trigger the auto-install of [...]

Thanks to a user of the iPhone template, a glitch in the newest safari that throws some bugs into the detection script.
First off – credit to who deserves it. Chris Bailey started BoatingBay.com in 2006 and was also the first boat classifieds on the iPhone – the mobile version is pretty nice. Check [...]

I’ve written about the Fight Club and wanted to show that it’s a real thing.  I don’t write about SEO on this blog as often as expected and that was for a reason.
Instead of giving everything away to the world I’m keeping it underground and will share it within the club.  Still have a few [...]

I feel bad for Graywolf being hacked. He was on the hitlist of a proclaimed white hat seo. After this happened to me I understand the “icky feeling” of being violated.
You gave me the notice I needed to update my stuff, thanks for that, at least.
Before he even realized it had happened to him, [...]

What a great day! A major competitor of a client of mine has panicked. Don’t get me wrong, I really respect this company, and they’ve been a worthy adversary for a time. They must have thought the same of my client because they have completely rewritten their website. Yes the site [...]

Privacy is NOT about remaining secret. Privacy in todays digital world is about managing and maintaining control over information about yourself that others may use to hurt you.
As the technologies and methods of spreading information spread through the population, what options are going to remain in our society of increasing transparency?
Do we hinder the [...]

Doorway pages that redirect us without explanation, synthetic pages auto-generated by software, pages like toilet paper containing nothing but links, pages without exits except an ad to click, pages with ads disguised as menus, pages containing long lists of every conceivable search query but no information.
The only thing these web pages have in common is [...]

Mike Andruff in Vancouver posted a video recapping the REW Conference in Nanaimo BC last month.  It’s nice to see some friends on there.  I hope Real Estate Webmasters hosts another next year!

Playing with Google can be lots of fun, but some may want a few tips before playing.
There are a few types of AdWords users.
1 – Companies trying to drive people to their websites to sell goods and services.
2 – People who want to drive people to their websites to push more ads or affiliate products.
This [...]

Consumers are, well, consumed – thinking that a little number up in the Google Toolbar is the end-all and be-all of a website’s success.
Few SEO’s regard it as anything but a “foolbar” of sorts. I get all kinds of silly rants like “but it’s a pr3, why is that pr2 doing so well” while [...]

Businesses, institutions and governments all use the same tools and broadcast media – the buildings, logos, websites, brochures, press releases and speeches – all to convey their “image”, their “brand”.
Individually and collectively the difficulty begins when we cross the line of believability – when that image we have for these businesses and individuals are not [...]

I’m announcing, officially, that Chris is now freelancing. For those that don’t know who I’m talking about, Chris is the talent behind any of the images I’ve used that were actually any good.
I know I’m not an artist and Chris has been the guy that works on client sites for me.  He’s a good [...]