Thursday, 31 December 2009
Thursday, 24 December 2009
If you're looking for some worthwhile seo try http://www.genieknows.com/business/promote local business promotion
Tuesday, 22 December 2009
Monday, 21 December 2009
Friday, 18 December 2009
Thursday, 17 December 2009
Tuesday, 15 December 2009
Henry House Halifax going tonight anyone coming fit chicks? http://www.genieknows.com/b/henry-house-ltd-halifax-ns-22385512
Some Vancouver coffee shops? Feel like reviewing any, go here: http://www.genieknows.com/canada/vancouver-bc/coffee-shops
Friday, 11 December 2009
Thursday, 10 December 2009
Going to this cool pancake place called pancake faktory in nyc: http://www.genieknows.com/b/pancake-faktory-new-york-ny-22624247
Tuesday, 8 December 2009
Friday, 20 November 2009
Dirty Games
I showed my girlfriend this site and she couldn't believe stuff like it existed. It's pretty much adult games. It actually got her horny seeing some chick getting her tits squeezed :D
Internet Millionaire List (Under 25)
1) Mark Zuckerberg - Facebook - $700 Million – 23 years old
2) Blake Ross and David Hyatt - Mozilla - $120 Million – 22 years old
3) Alexander Levin - WordPress & Image Shack – $113 Million – 23
4) Sean Belnick - Biz Chair - $42 Million – 20 years old
5) Robert Small - MiniClip - $23 Million – 24 years old
6) Aodhan Cullen - Stat Counter - $18 Million – 24 years old
7) Rishi Kacker and Matt Pauker - Voltage - $12 Million – 24
8) Catherine and David Cook - My Year Book - $10 Million – 17 & 19
9) David Hauser & Siamak Taghaddos - GotvMail - $8 Million – 24
10) Jermaine Griggs - Hear and Play - $5 Million – 23 years old
11) Ashley Qualls - What Ever Life - $3 Million – 17 years old
12) Alex Tew - Million Dollar Homepage - $1.6 Million – 22 years old
13) Rob Benwell - Blogging to the Bank - $1.2 Million – 23 years old
14) Matt Wegrzyn - Bodis - $1 Million – 19 years old
2) Blake Ross and David Hyatt - Mozilla - $120 Million – 22 years old
3) Alexander Levin - WordPress & Image Shack – $113 Million – 23
4) Sean Belnick - Biz Chair - $42 Million – 20 years old
5) Robert Small - MiniClip - $23 Million – 24 years old
6) Aodhan Cullen - Stat Counter - $18 Million – 24 years old
7) Rishi Kacker and Matt Pauker - Voltage - $12 Million – 24
8) Catherine and David Cook - My Year Book - $10 Million – 17 & 19
9) David Hauser & Siamak Taghaddos - GotvMail - $8 Million – 24
10) Jermaine Griggs - Hear and Play - $5 Million – 23 years old
11) Ashley Qualls - What Ever Life - $3 Million – 17 years old
12) Alex Tew - Million Dollar Homepage - $1.6 Million – 22 years old
13) Rob Benwell - Blogging to the Bank - $1.2 Million – 23 years old
14) Matt Wegrzyn - Bodis - $1 Million – 19 years old
Tuesday, 10 November 2009
Monday, 9 November 2009
List of Unique Bars in Toronto
Top 5 Unique Bars in Toronto
Here’s a list the top five bars in Canada’s largest city so that you can plan your Toronto nightlife.
1. The Cameron House
The Cameron House aptly dubbed as a theatre bar, contains a rather bizarre yet unique aesthetic (check out the odd looking ant installations). As well, the Cameron House comes full with upright piano and ivy covered walls. The atmosphere alone positions the Cameron House as the place to be when you go out.
2. The Only Cafe
Centered right on the edge of the Greek enclave, The Only Cafe houses a more relaxed atmosphere with great music and a basement like look. But what makes The Only Cafe truly shine is their selection of beer – over 100 – which should cater to even the most finicky drinker.
3. Ted’s Collision
While Ted’s Collision is your typical dive bar, the history of this bar is rather fascinating. Originally a former auto body shop, Ted’s now caters to a crowd who enjoys blisteringly high rock music and have an aversion to fruity drinks. Also check out the peculiar wall mural of the CN Town under construction.
4. The Horseshoe Tavern
Not much to say that’s already been said about this place. Think Canada’s answer to CBGBs. This place is the spot to check out all the new indie bands.
5. The Rhino
Appropriately named as a gigantic rhino head is mounted on the center bar. The Rhino has your cheap food and drink covered with a large selection – we’re talking over 200 beers to chose from. The Rhino also has a patio in case you want to enjoy a warm Toronto night.
Here’s a list the top five bars in Canada’s largest city so that you can plan your Toronto nightlife.
1. The Cameron House
The Cameron House aptly dubbed as a theatre bar, contains a rather bizarre yet unique aesthetic (check out the odd looking ant installations). As well, the Cameron House comes full with upright piano and ivy covered walls. The atmosphere alone positions the Cameron House as the place to be when you go out.
2. The Only Cafe
Centered right on the edge of the Greek enclave, The Only Cafe houses a more relaxed atmosphere with great music and a basement like look. But what makes The Only Cafe truly shine is their selection of beer – over 100 – which should cater to even the most finicky drinker.
3. Ted’s Collision
While Ted’s Collision is your typical dive bar, the history of this bar is rather fascinating. Originally a former auto body shop, Ted’s now caters to a crowd who enjoys blisteringly high rock music and have an aversion to fruity drinks. Also check out the peculiar wall mural of the CN Town under construction.
4. The Horseshoe Tavern
Not much to say that’s already been said about this place. Think Canada’s answer to CBGBs. This place is the spot to check out all the new indie bands.
5. The Rhino
Appropriately named as a gigantic rhino head is mounted on the center bar. The Rhino has your cheap food and drink covered with a large selection – we’re talking over 200 beers to chose from. The Rhino also has a patio in case you want to enjoy a warm Toronto night.
Sunday, 18 October 2009
Friday, 17 July 2009
Sunday, 12 July 2009
Bookmarking Demon 5 | Bookmark Demon 5 Review
Bookmarking Demon gets upgraded to version 5
Guys and gals, get prepared for the latest incarnation of the automated bookmarking tool Bookmarking Demon. The current version release by Edwin is vs. 4.2.01
Version 5 of bookmark demon will bring many new unique features. I will be updating this post as more news arrives! Sit tight folks for BMD v 5.
Get the current version of Bookmarking Demon here
The list of new features is quite exhaustive, some of which feature ability to add new platforms such as PHPdug.
Some other new facets include auto detection of said platform, without having to enter each url followed by /register.
The bookmarking software now operates totally in browser-less mode, which means you can set and forget it. Anything to do with automation is a good thing, so I was pleased when one of the features included was the ability to add in decaptcha services, to speed up submission of the said pages. You can buy credits through Edwin or just purchase them and add in the details
Get the current version of Bookmarking Demon here
Tuesday, 7 July 2009
Thursday, 2 July 2009
spending and website user experience
For ecommerce sites and other sites looking to generate revenue or partisan users based on how they use the site, user experience is paramount to success. The new popular trend towards website design revolves around what is called UCD, or user centered design. Now this implies that rather than guessing how a user should use your site, it implies that you ACTUALLY design your site around how they 'would' want to use it in the first place.
Example 1:
Mother of 2, 38 yrs old, wants to check for a nanny online.
You design the landing page with a directional link and site structure to direct her towards her goals, so this could be as simple as having steps:
Step 1: Enter location.
Step 2: Enter amount to spend
Step 3: Get results for nannys
That is a basic example of UCD.
You can find some great info on slideshare.net about UX, UCD and UI*
* User Experience, User Centered Design, and User Interface
Don't forget withouth mastering these elements, you will have little success in mastering IM**
**Internet Marketing ;)
Example 1:
Mother of 2, 38 yrs old, wants to check for a nanny online.
You design the landing page with a directional link and site structure to direct her towards her goals, so this could be as simple as having steps:
Step 1: Enter location.
Step 2: Enter amount to spend
Step 3: Get results for nannys
That is a basic example of UCD.
You can find some great info on slideshare.net about UX, UCD and UI*
* User Experience, User Centered Design, and User Interface
Don't forget withouth mastering these elements, you will have little success in mastering IM**
**Internet Marketing ;)
Another fun SEO Competition
This time Im gunning to knock this chimp off the #1 spot for the term the coolest guy in canada I aim to be here for a while and indeed it will increase my cool rep with local chicks in Halifax, and probably in Canada in general.
Sunday, 10 May 2009
GenieKnows - Local Search
Check out this SlideShare Presentation:
GenieKnows - Local Search
View more presentations from markharper.
Sunday, 3 May 2009
SEO Empire
I'm building out a series of blogs for more scope coverage, and to learn more about which properties Google values.
Quizilla seems pretty good, but I can't drop any links into it? Anymore peeps?
Quizilla seems pretty good, but I can't drop any links into it? Anymore peeps?
Thursday, 30 April 2009
SERP tools you should own
Some good Keyword Research tools you can try or should have in your arsenal.
List of good keyword research tools
In brief: Wordze has recently been updated with what looks to be a slicker UI. Some things to consider though when doing competitor analysis is that you can't always just look at link volume as an indicator, for example how many are no-followed? How many have are just generic links such as yoururl.com?
List of good keyword research tools
- Wordze - recently updated
- Wordtracker
- Keyword discovery
- Nichebot
In brief: Wordze has recently been updated with what looks to be a slicker UI. Some things to consider though when doing competitor analysis is that you can't always just look at link volume as an indicator, for example how many are no-followed? How many have are just generic links such as yoururl.com?
Monday, 30 March 2009
Dining out in Halifax, NS
Been in Halifax, Ns, for a few weeks now, and have so far managed to visit a few good restaurants, some new ones are Bear on Barrington, which apparently is quite good halifax restaurants canada
directory which lists all available restaurants in halifax.
directory which lists all available restaurants in halifax.
Friday, 20 March 2009
bluehatseo wp-autoblog
Wordpress autoblog software you should be interested in:
Caffeinated Content
RSS 2 Blog
BlogSlammer
Some of the blog farm software out there are getting more and more advanced, I haven't had any chance to review these apart from CC, which is great and doesn't cost so much. More advanced software will 100% automate domination.
Caffeinated Content
RSS 2 Blog
BlogSlammer
Some of the blog farm software out there are getting more and more advanced, I haven't had any chance to review these apart from CC, which is great and doesn't cost so much. More advanced software will 100% automate domination.
The Coolest Guy on the Internet
Competition is over now, on this new seo optimization test. My friend over at Hi-tech-it entered and attempted to get to number one in a short space of time, more as an experiment however. He's still pretty cool
Anymore competitions due soon? Let me know...
Anymore competitions due soon? Let me know...
Monday, 23 February 2009
What does SEO stand for?
SEO stands for Search Engine Optimization. There are generally speaking two types of SEO: On page and off page. On page SEO relates to how well your site is structured in terms of hierarchy and categorization of your links.
In other words if your blog is about fishing tackle then the navigation should obviously reflect this in a logical fashion; however often this is misguided because what the person thinks is the right category is actually the wrong one.
SEO is a relatively small but strong industry. The reason it is an industry is because you can have a site that brings in millions of people to your site (if you are in the right niche). You don't necessarily need SEO to have traffic, but it can help sustain it.
In other words if your blog is about fishing tackle then the navigation should obviously reflect this in a logical fashion; however often this is misguided because what the person thinks is the right category is actually the wrong one.
SEO is a relatively small but strong industry. The reason it is an industry is because you can have a site that brings in millions of people to your site (if you are in the right niche). You don't necessarily need SEO to have traffic, but it can help sustain it.
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