If you recall, I posted Fables for the Internet Generation. There I recanted some of the many fables my mentor, aSEOp, told me as he guided me through the often treacherous internet. Today, children, I shall share some more. The Ants and the...

In the UK we spend a metric shed load of money or to be more accurate £1.6bn in the first 6 months of 2009 advertising on TV. This weekend is the final of x-factor (similar to American Idol), which is expected to attract an audience of 19 million...

Being a good SEO involves research. You need to be constantly pushing the envelope on the data that you gather, the insights that you gain and what recommendations you provide in terms of what works and what doesn’t. Google Local is a particular area...

I’m leaving Distilled at the end of this week to pursue a career that will hopefully exist somewhere between freelance copy-writing and environmentalism. I’ve written a bit more about all that at the end of this post (along with a few other bits and...

Having spoken about online news at the Pro Training Seminar last month, and given this week’s discussion about Rupert Murdoch’s plans for his online properties, I felt that I should offer some comment on his plans, and the direction that online news is...