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The "Economics Of Abundance"

In a nutshell: Economics, economies and economic theory have all been based on economics of scarcity.

Steve Lacey Is At Google Now

One of the nicest developers I ever met at Microsoft, Steve Lacey, surprised me recently when he said he was working at Google. Great to see him today. He, like almost everyone at Google, refuses to tell me what he's working on.

SEO Myth and Truth

Aaron wall opened today with a great post, "The Myth of a Perfectly Optimized Page" where he talks about temporary nature of most optimization and that long term, it is the creation of useful content that matters most.

Software Development Fallacies to Avoid

In this article I'm going to explain the top 10 software development fallacies my company avoids.

The Web Accessibility Myth in the UK

Have you been approached by website companies stating your web site design does not comply with the UK Disability Discrimination Act (DDA)? Worried?

Myth 102: SEO is Ugly

Sometimes it's fun to post a little Q and A to help folks better understand different aspects for search engine optimization.

Five Myths of Internet Marketing for Independent Professionals

Marketing your own professional services is simply not the same as marketing a retail product or an anonymous business service. You can't sell corporate consulting like you do web hosting........

SEO Content Distribution Linking For Newbies

The new buzz on the internet is all about getting one-way links by distributing content to other sites in exchange for backlinks. As with every other SEO or website promotion technique ever devised, there are plenty of newbie myths about it that can ruin your chance for success before you even start.

The Biggest Myth in Sales

Did you hear the one about great salespeople being great talkers? They have the gift of gab and they dazzle their customers into buying anything. Some salespeople even believe it. It's the biggest myth in sales. Here's how it got started and why it is a myth.

PageRank - Shattering the Myth

One of the most fascinating aspects of the web is its dynamism. We all know that it develops at an astonishing speed - yesterday's craze is today's old news, and bigger and better things seem to be springing up every few days. Some of them crumble quickly into dust, while others seem destined to tower above the rest.