Google’s Dr Who Game - Can You Beat Me?
As I said, there will probably be very little work getting done in companies across the UK today as Dr Who fans and gamers alike compete to finish the course… Read more »
Tag Archives: Google
How the UK Cookie Law is Affecting Us
If you are a regular visitor here, you may have noticed that a few of the familiar bells and whistles have now been removed from the site. I thought I… Read more »
Google Doodles: Can You Spot a Fake?
Yesterday’s Google Doodle, honouring Gideon Sundback (the zip fastener inventor) got me looking at past doodles and, at first, I thought I would write a post highlighting my favourites. However, as… Read more »
Google Page #1: The New Truth
When you are trying to break into the top sites on the web, the odds are indeed stacked against your success. Think about this: whilst you are trying your hardest… Read more »
If it Ain’t Broke, Don’t Fix it
Sometimes, I just have to wonder at my own actions. This past month I have taken it upon myself too ‘fix’ two things that were not broken. You would think… Read more »
My Search Engine Radar
Do you remember that old song from Fiddler on the Roof: If I Were a Rich Man? It was a hit record for Topol back in the sixties. The lyric… Read more »
Our Top Commentators
Just recently I added a Top Commentators list to the sidebar of my blog. It’s my way of saying thank you to people who would like to join in the… Read more »
Feedburner - 5 Reasons You Need it
Well, today I have finally managed to get to grips with the Feedburner service. It’s something I didn’t really understand before, but now I do. Nearly all of the big… Read more »
Play in the Bigger Pond - Part 2
What does it mean to ‘play in the bigger pond’? That is the question I am setting out to answer in this post. But first of all, let me briefly… Read more »
Play in the Bigger Pond - Part 1
Like many other people who blog regularly, taking the time and trouble to create good quality, helpful posts, I have been wondering what on earth I need to do in… Read more »