22 Oct, 2007
Some weeks back I received a telephone call. Some hours later I hung-up the phone after having one of the best conversations with an individual with whom I have never met. The man at the other end of the phone was Aman Singh one of the best kept marketing secrets within the online community.
Since that first call, both Aman and myself have kept in constant touch - having great conversations about everything to do with Search Engine Marketing. I eventually persuaded Aman to whip the cloak of disguise and announce his arrival onto the online marketing community. The following interview is his first step:
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18 Oct, 2007
As a Scot I’m proud of my country and I’m proud of my heritage. So, when I was on Sphinn today and saw this headline in the up-and-coming section it kinda grabs my attention:
Men Are From Mars, Bloggers Are From Scotland
So I decided to investigate a little further. Upon clicking through to the blog I’m confronted with this:
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12 Oct, 2007
Its no secret our roads are getting busier. The motorways of the UK are straining to cope with the amount of traffic that relentlessly pounds the tired tarmac each and everyday.
Cities fare no better as gridlock ensues every rush hour. Even hedge lined country roads are feeling the effect as more and more of us try and escape the hustle and bustle of our towns and cities for a more “quieter life”. Its also no secret that the more cars you have on our roads then the more chances of accidents happening.
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6 Oct, 2007
In the first of a series of interviews, that North South Media are to be publishing in the up-and-coming months, we talk to Wolfgang Bartelme, one of the modern masters in online design and creativity.

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4 Oct, 2007
Amazing what the Title Tag can do for a web page. Good title tags that reinforce what a page is all about can help not only with rankings but also persuade a person browsing the search engine results pages to click your link.
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