The world of the internet changes and evolves at a faster pace than anything else in the world. the phrase, adapt or die, has never applied so strongly as it does to the people in the im world. As the environment evolves, so too should your strategies. what do you do in order to stay ahead of the game?

I have set a goal to find my first SEO client within the next 30 days. Actually, I'm aiming a little higher, 5 clients within 30 days. When everything is in place, from the sales strategy, to the closing strategy, it becomes a game of numbers. The more potential clients I approach, the more potential clients I will have. Wish me luck.

With the influx of services offering .edu and .gov backlinks for pennies in the dollar, it is a wonder if they will continue to hold the authority they currently have.

I, for one, have a trick up my sleeve on how to get awesome CONTEXTUAL .edu and.gov links, which I will be sharing with no one. I want them to work for me as long as possible!

I recently came across a new software/service called "Link Emperor". It looks amazingly more advanced than any other link building software/services I have seen. In fact, it combines a significant amount of them into one interface. Designed by a couple of techies from Harvard, their algorithms sound immensely complicated. I am keen to give it a try to see how it goes. I will report back with info. Looking forward to seeing how it goes.

You are in a mall, shopping. You have a cellphone. It is armed with a NFC Chip that scans and reads NFC Tags (they are codes, and function more or less like a barcode) that are found on or embedded in garment tags, electronic gadgets or other consumer items. You take fancy any of those items and you can buy them using your cellphone as though you have a credit card.

That is just one of many possible things you can do with a technology called Near Field Communication (NFC), and all because...