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Funemployment

March 28, 2011 by Chris Smith

As of 9AM this morning, I officially joined the ranks of the unemployed freelance community. I’ve been keeping a radio silence this weekend to mull over and discuss the situation with a few trusted friends/advisors, and making sure I have everything in order. While TopSpot Internet Marketing has been nothing short of an excellent place [...]

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Site Speed As A Ranking Metric

April 14, 2010 by Chris Smith

Site speed is important from a usability standpoint. If you’ve got a Flash-heavy site, or large images, the bounce rate tends to go up, given that people are, by nature, impatient. So, for Google to announce that they’re taking page load speed into account is no surprise. I’ve said many, many times before that the [...]

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SEO Experts

August 23, 2009 by Chris Smith

There are countless “SEO experts” available. Online, locally,…just about everywhere. They’re like fire ants. You get rid of some, and twice as many pop up later. You have to give these guys some credit. These “SEO experts” can undoubtedly make a page appear high in search results. However, it’s for a keyphrase that is not [...]

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