Happy Friday!! Some links to get you off on your weekend:
- Aaron Wall points out that according to Google’s internal spam documents, Mahalo is spam.
- Yahoo is extending Search Assist to fifteen other countries.
- Google Analytics benchmarking goes live
- GigaOM reports that a new service will offer bloggers legit news photos for free.
- Henry Blodget predicts that Facebook will flame out just like AOL.
Now go have fun. You know, after work.
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Prosperity Writer Says:
March 23rd, 2008 at 11:44 am
Aaron Wall’s post about Mahalo is a great read. opened my eyes on a whole new meaning of a spam page
Backlinking to sources: a dying art? | higher ed marketing Says:
March 24th, 2008 at 8:28 am
[...] Here’s how it works. Say I find something of interest on another blog, such as MattHerzberger.com or Marketing Pilgrim (two blogs that offer up a lot of interesting links), and I decide to share it with my readers. I post the link to the original story with attribution (aka the hat tip) to the source. Like this: Google Analytics benchmarking goes live. A look at the merits of the popular analytics tool’s newest feature. Hat tip to Marketing Pilgrim’s Linky Goodness for March 21. [...]