HighRankings.com’s Jill Whalen broke some interesting news about tags webmasters can use to control how their content is shown in Google results. The information comes from Dan Crow, director of crawl systems at Google, speaking at the Search Engine Marketing New England event in Rhode Island.

If you are already a Movable Type or HTML expert, this post is not for you.  But many fellow bloggers who are Typepad users (but not programming saavy) asked how I created my Social Media Bio and how they might do the same.  For all of you that asked, here is how I hacked mine together – using a bare minimum of coding knowledge and mostly using the tools that already exist within Typepad:

Google have now released Adwords Editor version 3. I am a little suprised the Inside Adwords blog does not accounce these new releases straight away so everyone can update.

So whats new with version 3?

Well, I just finished delivering a presentation for the Madison, Wisconsin Advertising Federation.

HTML emails and CSS formatting will take a huge hit when Outlook 2007 starts taking up positions on millions of desktops, and email newsletter publishers will have to take some extra steps to ensure their creations render correctly. But even that isn’t a guarantee against problems with that new email program.

After you have set up your opt in list and started collecting leads you need to decide whether to use HTML or plain text for your follow up and broadcast messages.

For about a week ago one of my readers asked me to simplify a piece of his code.

For a website that supports multiple languages, it is important to tell the client what the selected language is.

I’ve been playing a bit with regular expressions lately and have to find some useful tasks in order to practice the skill.

A lot of websites allow users to input text and submit it to the site.

The XHTML definition demands all tags to be lower-cased.

The W3C has introduced an API for their HTML Validator.

Among the differences between version 1.1 and 2.0 of .NET Framework is the many new controls.

You may have heard a lot lately about “Web standards.” I think it’s a good thing that web standards are getting more attention.

As you browse the Web, you will find sites that implement just about every type of navigation scheme you can think of and then even some more!