Einstein Law Meets with SEO Experts - Watch this Video

This video series is fairly heavy on the promotion of Einstein Law, but it's not difficult to see beyond that and take home quite a bit of "meat".

This series was filmed at the Webmaster World 2006 in Las Vegas.

Einstein speaks with Danny Sullivan on subjects like White Hat vs Black Hat practices, the future of internet video, search engine results, content, linking strategies, Link Farms, being sandboxed and Website size.

Einstein then speaks with Jake Baillie about local searches (as opposed to phone books), relevancy, quality of results, TrueLocal, website spam, link trading, content resource, call tracking and vertical searching.

Then with Greg Niland about the difference between a good SEO company and a bad one, link popularity, the sandbox, search engine updates and how it affects websites, long term vs short term results, quality content and video.

Watch the video series here.

Really informative stuff. It's fairly long, so play it in the background while you work.

Enjoy.

jorge

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Free Tech Event, Bryan Texas, January 26-27, 2008

I just got this, and I'll be attending.

BarCampTX

Check out the proposed topics:

Proposed Sessions

* User Centered Design/Development
* Rich Internet Applications (RIAs); pros and cons of using; technoligies: XHR, Flex/Flash, etc.
* "Design is ____" (v2) a presentation on the definition of design, its importance, and how to use it to its fullest potential - Roby Fitzhenry w/ 372
* "What is branding anyway?" - Roby Fitzhenry w/ 372
* "Do's and Don'ts in starting your own business" - Travis Ward & Roby Fitzhenry w/ 372
* 'Tips on communicating with customers for designers and web developers' - Brad Dressler w/ bcd design
* CSSBurner.com 's Toolkit (Markup and CSS)
o Getting Started (planning)
o Recyclable starting points
o The Techniques We Use the Most
+ Rounded Corners
+ Sticky Footers
+ Corner Pinning
+ Holy Grails
o Coding Practices ( or Our Clients Love Us for This)
* Optimal lawn mowing paths w/code! - Jeremy Kelley
* Meta-resources: Whats next for RESTful web services? - Ben Burkert
* Software testing practices - Ben Burkert
* 'What We Can Learn About Marketing "The Conversation" From The Online Adult Entertainment Industry' - Johnny Citizen
* Memorial Service for the term 'Web 2.0': let's put the term 'Web 2.0' to rest, have it live on in the term "Web", and keep cranking out cool new sites with better interfaces, user contribution, and open APIs.
* "MVC and PHP" or "Hey, those Rails kids had a great idea!" - Daniel Cousineau
o ...or any other PHP or Server-Side design topics, I would prefer to have a nice session on MVC even though most people (everybody except for Rails coders, and even some Rails coders) don't know the MVC design pattern at all.
* PEAR has done the work for you: Quick Forms is my hero - Daniel Cousineau
o While I would pick the above presentation over this one, a good 15-30 minute presentation on the wonders of Quick Forms (PHP only, however anyone else can get ideas and write their own libraries for Rails, etc.) and how much it speeds up dev time.
* Financing your startup 101 - Josh Tabin
* Any tech startup related issues (equity, financing, business model, etc.) - James Lancaster
* Managing the "Omni-Me" - James Lancaster
* Mobile journalist (MoJo) setup using (mostly) open source tools with podcast-type tips from a former radio anchor - Jonny Dover
* Code, values and culture: A discussion of what's important and what it means for the Web's architectural path. - Ethan Moore,

Awesome! Maybe I can present something...I don't know...what do I know.

jorge

New Flash Game Competition (#5)

JayIsGames.com is having another competition, and the prizes are getting better.

Prizes:

1st place:
o $3,500
o (1) Adobe Flash CS3 Professional license
2nd place:
o $1,750
o (1) Adobe Flash CS3 Professional license
3rd place:
o $1,000
o (1) Adobe Flash CS3 Professional license
Best use of competition theme:
o $1,000
Viral award:
o $1,000 - most game views as determined by Mochi Media's MochiBot statistics for the 3-week competition judging period.
Audience award:
o $500 - determined by JIG community popular vote.

Deadline:
Sunday, March 3rd, 2008 at 11:59PM (GMT-5:00).

Theme:
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Here are the winners from the previous competitions. I was checking them out to see if there's a "type" of game that keeps winning, but there's not. Maybe a "quality" of game.

Competition #1 Theme: Click Drag Type
Competition #2 Theme: Grow
Competition #3 Theme: Replay
Competition #4 Theme: Ball Physics

I'll be entering with something. Not sure what. I'll keep you posted.

jorge

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