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Business Blogging
America’s Next Top Search Engine (Naked Super) Model »
Posted on September 15th, 2009 by Paul Woodhouse in Business Blogging, SEO, Search Engines | 8 Comments
Let’s just say it’s a quiet afternoon in the office; your minions are taking longer than usual to get their change out of the vending machine, and the door has accidentally locked itself from the inside.
Of course, you could always ring a locksmith, or you could kick back and utilize your downtime by searching for “naked supermodels” on the internet.
Either this is what Justin was up to yesterday afternoon or he’d noticed the term as a referral in our search logs.
You decide.
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Business Blogging: Be a Local Vocal Yokel. »
Posted on March 20th, 2009 by Paul Woodhouse in Business Blogging | 6 Comments
You’d think that without cable TV and an over-the-air antenna that only manages to pick up a desperately fuzzy local Fox station but a decent HD ABC, our household had an ideological position against lowest common denominator television.
Far from it – we just get the lowest common denominator TV that we want, when we want it.
With PlayOn we have streaming Hulu to our TV via Xbox and with a UK VPN service we can get live UK TV plus as much catch-up as you’d want via any computer and streamed through our Xbox extender.
The only live American TV that ever gets an airing is that there American Idol.
It’s the wife, honest. 
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TAGS: Business Blogging, business blogs, Local Search
SES New York: Speaking at Blogging for Business Session (Take 2) »
Posted on March 11th, 2009 by Paul Woodhouse in Business Blogging | 5 Comments
I never got round to filling you in as to what went down at SES Chicago, did I?
Not that you remember nor care I suppose.
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TAGS: blogging, internet marketing speakers, jennifer evans laycock, lee odden, michael gray, search marketing speakers, ses chicago 2008, ses new york 2009, ses ny
I’m Off to Speak at SES Chicago – Extra Bluster in Windy City »
Posted on December 2nd, 2008 by Paul Woodhouse in Business Blogging | 1 Comment
By hook or by crook I’ve always managed to avoid public speaking engagements. Whether it’s a case of getting lost in London during rush hour, or just being on the wrong side of the pond at any particular invite, my air of international blogger of mystery has remained fairly intact.
You see, I never thought that writing a business blog about a small sheet metal shop in the backend of nowhere would cause such a fuss. I neither expected nor particularly wanted to appear in newspapers or have to explain The Tinbasher as a business blogging case study to an all-knowing throng at SES Chicago on December 10th. But, such is the indirect effect of blogging.
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TAGS: blogging, ses chicago, tinbasher
Blogs become more main stream, but not Mainstream »
Posted on October 23rd, 2008 by Paul Woodhouse in Business Blogging | 1 Comment
One of the great things about blogs is that there appears to be as many different interpretations and definitions as to what they are as there are bloggers producing them. We could all sit down and throw out a few ideas as to what a blog contains or standards it must adhere to in order for it to be perceived as a fully-fledged blog. Once you’ve laid out that set of boxes that need to be ticked, you then develop a sliding scale of ‘blogginess’. If you have comments enabled, recent posts, a blogroll of links and an RSS feed you might be 58% bloggy by some people’s reckoning.
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TAGS: blogs, msm, technorati
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