Some outdated SEO tactics explained (DMOZ, footer links, blog comments, link building, ...) and their alternatives (Delicious Popular, generating buzz, trackbacks, tagging, ...).

Everybody who owns a website wants it to be more popular. From the web design team at the New York Times right down to the small retailer trying to expand into ecommerce, popularity is the key to success.

Despite reading tons of blogs each day it’s actually quite rare that I bookmark posts in FireFox. But by being selective, I’ve managed to build up a nice collection of quality articles and blog posts over the last three or four years.

Few places in the country are as rich in history as Philadelphia, where the city's most famous landmarks tell the story of the founding of the United States. Here's a look at some of them

Web Design for ROI is a book that had huge impact not only on myself. It has changed the way the SEO industry approaches web design and finally made people embrace usability to it's full effect. Sadly the web developer community wasn't impacted to the sam

Interesting and eco friendly Australian homes - Some of these properties look weird, but they all stand out from the crowd for one reason or another.

Sadly the future of SEO is mostly a topic for people outside the industry who grab attention by reinforcing prejudice. On the other hand we're in the middle of huge changes taking place in the SEO industry or should I say... yes, what.

Relevant, useful and appealing content is a vital part of any search engine optimisation (SEO) campaign but it is not as straight forward as writing a business letter or a proposal.

Large parts of the developing world have been affected by the trade in conflict diamonds - here is some information on what you can do to help.

"Dr Plaga’s calculations predict an explosion of the LHC, that would also directly threaten the city of Geneva. This production of an extremely radiating object, a so-called “semi-stable black hole would be indestructible and unremoveable..."