Spikethevote.com is an application which aims to game Digg and get your link on the front page. It’s up for sale on Ebay at the moment.
From a review at Tech Crunch:
A link on the front page of Digg means tens of thousands of visitors to your site, so it’s no surprise that people [...]
Entries from November 2006
Want to buy a system to game Digg?
November 21st, 2006 · 4 Comments
Tags: Search Marketing
Opera visit us in Russia
November 16th, 2006 · 2 Comments
We had the pleasure of hosting the first ever Opera Backstage Conference in Russia last week. The Opera browser is very popular over here in Russia and they currently have around 12-14% market share (compared against 3% for Firefox). That was fairly evident in the reception they got.
If you’ve been away from Opera or [...]
Tags: General Interest
New MSN promotional viral
November 16th, 2006 · 1 Comment
As part of new promotional campaign for Live Search, MSN have released a viral. Ms Dewy, a sarcastic character will provide a running commentary on your searches.
Leave it alone for a few minutes and you’ll get a glimpse of MSN that will frighten the tin-hat brigade (possible Google aspirations here? heh).
Keep asking questions, the [...]
Tags: Search Marketing
Search Engine Query Cheatsheet
November 14th, 2006 · 6 Comments
We’re big fans of Dave Child and his cheatsheet collection in our office. Almost all my staff members have one or more laminated copies and they really help. All except for my link building team who were feeling a little left out. So it seemed the perfect format to create a search engine query cheatsheet [...]
Tags: Search Marketing
Marketing Sherpa sold to MEC Labs
November 5th, 2006 · No Comments
According to this press release, Marketing Sherpa has just been bought by Marketing Experiments. As Anne Holland, Sherpa Founder, comments -
Who is MEC Labs?
They’ve deliberately flown under the radar for the past five years — so although they conduct cutting-edge, primary research about marketing tactics such as video ads online, search marketing, and A/B [...]
Tags: Search Marketing
5 things journalists look for on your web site
November 5th, 2006 · No Comments
A recent survey of 32 journalists by nngroup revealed that they failed to find the information they were looking for on company websites 30% of the time. The top five reasons journalists visited a company website were:
To find a PR contact
To check basic company facts (spelling of an executive’s name, age, HQ location).
Discover the [...]
Tags: Search Marketing
10 Search Engine Reputation Management Techniques
November 2nd, 2006 · 5 Comments
What do you do if your client has come under attack on the internet? Maybe they sold exploding laptop batteries, insulted US soldiers in Iraq or made music like Kevin Federline (well ok that last one maybe a losing battle). Here are some strategies to clear out some of that bad press that can drive [...]
Nick Wilsdon is the CTO of 