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Squidoo
Squidoo Builds People Search SquidWho
Squidoo has launched a new portal called SquidWho
Squidoo - Principles to Consider
Not enough time for the usual in-depth rant (lucky for you)... but jumping off Danny's excellent overview, I will assume that Google found within itself to ratchet down the value of Squidoo pages in the grand scheme of things.
How to Own Yourself on the Web
After having a nice recent conversation with Jeff Liebert lately, I read his fantastic post in the WMW supporter’s forum about Are Businesses and People Adapting to the WWW Publicity Machine?
Google Squishing Squidoo Over Spam
Pages on Squidoo that had enjoyed high rankings in Google have been dropping in the search engine's rankings. Spam has been cited as the culprit.
Facebook, Friendster Signal Changing Tide
The world of social networking is changing, but don't worry, it's not permanent. It's more of a tide than anything that reaches and recedes from all things. MySpace is changing, Facebook is catching, and Friendster is resurrected.
Getting Strangers to Talk About YOU, Godin's Way
Are you trying to get some attention? Not a simple task these days…
Some of the world’s smartest people keep their secrets tight to their chest.
Not Seth Godin. Seth is full of marketing genius and you can learn a bunch by watching him.
One of his new ventures is called Squidoo.
(Lots Of) Web 2.0 Awards Announced
By Doug Caverly
If I were to identify just the 41 categories, this article would become rather long and list-like. If I were to mention each of the “over 200” websites involved, you’d hate me. So I’ll simply report that SEOmoz has announced its 2007 Web. 2.0 Awards, and perhaps hit a few of the highlights while I’m at it.
Banned Domains Let Back into Digg
By Neil Patel
It seems Digg has unbanned a list of sites by letting them back in. From what I have noticed here are the sites that have been allowed back in.
A Social Network for Feed Fans
By Steve Rubel
Feed Collectors is a site where users can collect and share their RSS feeds in a social network environment.
