Monthly Archives: February 2005

Just got an email from Chris White about his latest project: Bad Cupid. Hilarious!

I’m shameless. The day after the Super Bowl I got a lot of search traffic from people searching on variations of “GoDaddy Girl.” Surprisingly, it’s hard to find out who she is, but I found out when reviewing the original discussion that … Continue reading →

I just heard about Google Maps from Brad Feld. In short, it rocks. The interactive nature is extremely cool – much smoother than Mapquest and others. And it also generates a link for you, which has always been one of … Continue reading →

A couple of weeks ago I blogged about Go Daddy’s Super Bowl ad Today I got a ton of traffic from Yahoo for people searching on phrases such as: godaddy ad (I’m in position #6 as of February 7, 2005)godaddy.com super … Continue reading →

In mindless mimicry of Jeremy, I’ve added Yahoo’s Y!Q tool to my template. Lemme know if you like it.

It’s only an hour or so since the Super Bowl finished and I’m reading the coverage on ESPN’s web site. I came accross this interesting interactive piece on ESPN’s web site. They knew a lot of fans would be frustrated about … Continue reading →

Wow! I’m not sure what to think about this. Is it a tipping point or a feature checkoff play by a second-tier search engine?

John Reese just released another of his occasional newsletters. He seems to break all the rules and still succeed. The newsletter announcement came to me on a Saturday morning, and the newsletter itself is a PDF that you have to … Continue reading →

Occasionally in this blog you will see links followed by “(Aff. link).” This designates that I have an affiliate relationship with the linked resource. This means I get paid a small commission if you 1) click on the link and … Continue reading →

Finally, a post on Chief Blogging Officer that I read all the way through, and not just because Rageboy is my neighbor. (Seriously. He lives just down the street from me in the same condo/apartment complex in Boulder.) Here’s the … Continue reading →