Running an agency is hard. When Google is breathing down your neck demanding great content for your clients, who has have time to create their own? This old ape isn’t going to let your online marketing agency’s blog become neglected….
This is a story of how a local web hosting company lost my business. Although I have all records, I won’t share their name here. Why? Well.. It is a local, Swiss company. The story is an educational piece on…
So.. after a nice start, tweetfull now got a bunch of updated features. A lot of this has come from user input and changes the tool to be much more useful. At the same time, it isn’t free anymore. This means…
The hemingway app (reachable at hemingwayapp.com) was recommended to me in a forum. Why am I recommending this to you? Simply because it is a good way to learn writing more concise and powerful copy. Hemingway was the master of…
Call a spade a spade, a thief a thief, a hypocrite a hypocrite? Yes, young grasshopper, I am talking about Google. If you cherish your sanity, please don’t visit the r/google subreddit. So, of course, the old simian sensei does…
The old ape has been chatting with Dinesh from prostart.me quite a lot recently. They are the guys who brought cool tools like fan harvest and folwd. The newest project was briefly called prometu, but is now known as tweetfull. And,…
I stumbled on this interview on new online consumer protection in the UK with Heather Burns on 90 Percent of Everything yesterday. The legislation in the UK being changed to protect online consumers against the usage of several so called…
The old simian was tempted to write yet another post on free images.. Instead, he compiled the ultimate list of free image sources. You are welcome, young grasshoppers.
A company called Pusher just pushed a realtime reddit API? Get hacking boys and girls! Reddit is up for grabs.
As you know I love sourcing my references, here it is, straight from Google Webmaster Blog – Https as a ranking signal Moving on from a talk that was given at Google I/O 2014 entitled “HTTPS everywhere” Google is deciding…
