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Dispatch From the Mirror Universe: NBC's Chuck Todd: Self-Professed Activist Eric Holder 'a Very Non-Political Person'. (via Insty)
I wish NBC News would stop insulting my intelligence.
Don't let the door hit you on the way out, Mr. Holder.
Dispatch From the Mirror Universe: NBC's Chuck Todd: Self-Professed Activist Eric Holder 'a Very Non-Political Person'. (via Insty)
I wish NBC News would stop insulting my intelligence.
Don't let the door hit you on the way out, Mr. Holder.
Now you tell me: Scientific Study Concludes No One Trusts Lawyers.
This can only make paying off those student loans all the much more unpleasant…
Life Imitates The Onion: iPhone 6 Screen Size Issue Solved by Giant Thumb.
ELECTIONS HAVE CONSEQUENCES: The President's paper cup speaks for itself. It's his plenary powers as Commander-in-Chief that make it possible for him to order men and women into danger as he has done over Syria (but note that a president by himself doesn't have the power to declare war). Least he can do is show the world he takes those powers seriously.
What's even sadder is that the photo wasn't inadvertently published. It was intentionally uploaded to the White House's Instagram feed. The administration's PR staff simply didn't see anything wrong with it.
So I guess they won't mind if we have a little fun with it:
EVEN A BROKEN CLOCK: VIDEO: Joe Biden told us that if we voted for Romney we'd have a president who'd go to war with Syria…AND HE WAS RIGHT! (with apologies to Professor Reynolds)
UPDATE: Actually, apologies to broken clocks everywhere. The comparison is obviously unfair.
NEVER FORGET: We all lost something on 9/11/2001, but thousands lost someone on that day. My condolences to them, now as then. Let's stay strong and vigilant as individuals and as a nation – and hopefully our political class will follow.
Dog Bites Man: Huffington Post Stands By Its Completely Bogus, Totally Debunked 'History Of Email' Series.
Journalism is hard. Evidently, so is taking responsibility…
Pre-crime is real: Indian State Allows Pre-Emptive Arrest for Online Obscenity, Copyright Violations:
In the state of Karnataka in southern India, Minority Report has come true. Actually, the state's so-called Goondas Act–an umbrella law covering offenses from bootlegging to gambling–has long allowed police to put habitual offenders in "preventive custody" for up to a year before they offend again. But just this month Karnataka's government expanded the law even further to make it cover copyright violations and "digital offenses" such as sharing material deemed obscene or blasphemous.
Good times. Fortunately, something like that could never happen here…
JOURNALISM IS HARD: Vox entertainment news piece reveals 7-year Tony Soprano mystery, gets it wrong: "A journalist for Vox misconstrued what David Chase said in their interview. To simply quote David as saying,'Tony Soprano is not dead,' is inaccurate."
That was no journalist. That was a Vox writer…
Just part of a pattern, really: Feds: Obama Broke Law with Bergdahl Swap.
Old Media vs. New Media: Leonard Maltin's Movie Guide Ending After 45-Year Run.
RIP: Don Pardo, Longtime Voice of 'Saturday Night Live,' Dead at 96.
Never had the chance to work with him. I guess I'm too young. But a former boss of mine who started out as a page at 30 Rock (not at the show – I mean the address!) told me Pardo would read NBC staff voicemail announcements for a buck, if you asked him…
Guess whose policy choices have led to an actual #WarOnWomen? Meet ISIS's Worst Nightmare: An All-Women Battalion Of Kurdish Fighters.
They told me that if I didn't vote for Obama, we'd have a president who would enable a War On Women…AND THEY WERE RIGHT! (with apologies to Professor Reynolds, aka Insty)
The Medium Is the Message: I Liked Everything I Saw on Facebook for Two Days. Here's What It Did to Me.
The Truth Wins: Congratulations to Stacy McCain et al. over beating the notorious Brett Kimberlin in court.
What a week, first Robin Williams, now this: Lauren Bacall dead; star of Hollywood's golden age was 89.
It's come to this: WaPo online quiz: Is this headline from a real story about Joe Biden, or the Onion?
I gotta say, I like what Bezos has done with the Post…
Poor critical thinking from Paul Krugman: "Libertarianism is a crusade against problems we don't have."
Yes it is, Paul. Yes, it is…(and that's just the tip of the iceberg)
Life Imitates The Onion: "Obama Can Still Secure His Legacy".
Ok, if this is what Obama boosters in the media are writing these days…
The future is libertarian, because unless we learn to respect everyone's freedom, we have no future:
The world isn't being destroyed by democrats or republicans, red or blue, liberal or conservative, religious or atheist — the world is being destroyed by one side believing the other side is destroying the world. The world is being hurt and damaged by one group of people believing they're truly better people than the others who think differently. The world officially ends when we let our beliefs conquer love. We must not let this happen.
Not a very bright future, anyway…
H/T: Insty.
6-Year Bloggiversary! It was 6 years ago today that this blog launched, surviving several months in obscurity until its first Insta-lanche in December of 2008. That led me to become acquainted with many members of the Rightosphere, right as the Obama era launched. Many thanks to Dan Collins, Ed Driscoll, R.S. McCain, and Prof. Reynolds – and to so many others too numerous to mention – for their support all these years. That includes the over 370,000 visitors to the blog since it launched, along with its Twitter followers. A modest figure, but appreciated no less.
I don't blog as often as I did back then, when I was fresh out of law school, unemployed, and merely engaged to be married. Now I'm married and raising a family, practicing law; and running two businesses. But the blog goes on!
Robo-Joe: A Paralyzed Austin Man Is Walking With The Help Of His Robotic Exo-Skeleton.
That's no ordinary Joe…
The fight for upward mobility begins at home: Reports: The Obamas in Escrow on $4.25 Million, 8,200-Square-Foot Home in Exclusive Rancho Mirage.
World's Smallest Violin: Putin is having trouble backing out of the corner in which he's trapped himself.
So I guess "Journalism Is Hard" is what defines 'Vox'…
Who could have seen that coming? Legal Pot in the US Is Crippling Mexican Cartels. And the DEA doesn't like it.
Reduced cartel threat equals reduced influence and budget for the DEA. What's not to like?
Cartels will find other things to do, just like the Mob did after Prohibition. But that's no reason not to end the War on a Drugs.
Disappearing History: America's Vanishing Historic Movie Theaters.
Celebrate Independence *and* Liberty: Good thing the Founders successfully fought tyranny all those years ago. But tyranny is always at hand, especially in democracies, which choose among elites to have one or another wield power. And power corrupts.
So, in truth, the fight against tyranny in the USA should never end. Happy 4th!
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Feds' Nanny State's List: Premium cigars:
We can assure you, nothing could rip the soul of the cigar industry apart, like FDA actions. For example, some of the (again) hypothetical possibilities, but that are not beyond the realm of reason include: No more walk in humidors (Canadian model); Limits on advertising and promotions; Banning the very word cigar or tobacco; Manufacturers having to submit blends to FDA for "testing," before heading to your local shop – imagine the impact on boutique cigar makers; Adverse impact on flavored tobacco products; And price impact due to new fees on manufacturers. This, is the short list.
More from online retailer CigarCity.com here.
It's hard enough to come by a good cigar as it is. But statists never know where to draw the line…
If I were Maduro, I'd order price controls on socialism, so that they run out of it, too: Venezuela Runs out of Drinking Water.
(Via Insty)
That exploding cigar feeling: Chuck Todd: White House Expected 'Euphoria' Over Bergdahl.
Does this mean Chuck Todd was expecting the same? What a misreading of the American people, either way…
Science! The Science Of Why Bacon Smells So Damn Good.
Because it's bacon?
Blinded by stupidity? Hate? Probably both: Twitter ignites as Touré accuses Holocaust survivors of benefiting from 'White Privilege'.
Related: Living in fear: Jewish students in Chicago.
Some privilege…
World's Shortest Speech: Obama to lay out foreign policy approach in speech at West Point.
Remember Our Fallen Heroes, and their sacrifice, on this Memorial Day…and always!
But don't expect a Valerie Plame-style witch hunt out of this one: White House Inadvertently Releases Name of CIA Chief in Afghanistan.
That's also against company policy: NC Restaurant With "No Weapons" Sign Robbed at Gunpoint.
The world is a hard place full of unfairness and people who won't always share your viewpoint or allow you to force your viewpoint on them. There isn't a government on Earth that can change that. Some people can't quite grasp this fact.
Stop Making Sense: Inside the 11-Story Building That's Calling Itself A Country.
You wouldn't want to live there. Let's just say some people never learn…
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It isn't just any senior project, and perhaps not just anyone could do it. But add a passionate young go-get-er', eager to share his family's business, and a desire to "do something" to raise money for a disease that has afflicted both family and friends, it is amazing what can be done.
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When faced with the challenge of Washington State's requirement for all graduating students to complete a Culminative Project, coupled with the stress of family and friends fighting cancer, it seemed a natural fit for Wyatt to organize a Bull Riding Event to raise awareness and funds for Prostate Cancer, a couple of brainstorming sessions with his dad and "Makin' 8 for Prostate" was born.
Of course the 8 - in "Makin' 8" represents the 8 seconds that are required for the bull rider to gain a score.
The goal of Wyatt's senior project is to organize a charity event. In doing so, Wyatt has done marketing, sold sponsorship, located bull riders and bull fighters, secured the Grandview Rodeo grounds, and endless other tasks, quiet an accomplishment for anyone, let alone a 17 year old high school senior.
The OSPI (Office of Superintendant of Public Instruction describes the requirements of a Culminating Project as ways to: Encourage students to think analytically, logically and creatively and to integrate experience and knowledge to solve problems. Give students a chance to explore a topic in which they have a great interest.
Offer students an opportunity to apply their learning in a "real world" way.
Readers can support this event by following/sharing "Makin' 8 for Prostate" on Face Book, becoming an event sponsor (there are several levels), and by attending the event Sept 13th, 7:00 P.M at the Yakima Valley Fairgrounds in Grandview, WA. Bull riders can register after Sept 1. T-shirts are also available. According to event creator Wyatt Wentz the hope is that this will be an annual event.
Agri-Times NW, an agricultural newspaper, established in 1981, is published the first and third Friday of every month.
The newspaper contains news stories and columns pertaining to rural life and agri-business, designed to keep farmers and ranchers up to date with agriculture in their backyard. Agri-Times NW also keeps readers informed of fair and rodeo dates and times as well as other scheduled Ag events.

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Marine after two days and nights on the beach of Eniwetok in the Marshall Islands. February 1944.
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If Diddy shares his Ciroc with anyone, it's Aaron Paul. Or Phil Leotardo.
"Based on my knowledge, the mob looks at these TV shows as a mockery of what they do."
"Leon, take your break at two" got him the part of Agent Sebso after he turned it into a song.
It ain't enough that Cha Cha's Coney Island dive is in peril?
The wonderful mafia wife with a weight problem lost her battle with cancer.
HBO thinks two ex-'Sopranos' writers are taking too much credit in promoting their new show, 'Blue Bloods.'
Matthew Weiner reportedly announces that the show will not go beyond six seasons.
Ayn Rand is involved.
"I think David Chase would probably hang himself before he let such a thing happen," says Edie Falco.
Finally, those awful Sopranos dream sequences get a warning.
"I met her at a 'Sopranos' premiere party where she yelled at me about stuff."
HBO would've bought the show if only David Chase had agreed to produce or direct a couple episodes.
"Obviously it is the writing of the script, and if David [Chase] and them come up with something."
The 'Sopranos' actor heads to jail for his role in a botched robbery that led to the death of a police officer.
Pauly Walnuts's 'Paolo Per Uomo' will be just another way to marginalize a struggling New York City minority.
'The Sopranos' lends its name to a wine line.
'Eating their Words,' the dinner theater series that brings together distinguished playwrights, actors, and chefs, is coming to Tailor.
Talking to 'Sopranos' star Joe Pantoliano and actor Giancarlo Esposito at the RNC makes us realize there's a reason the GOP doesn't like celebrities much.


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the normal MO I see is still in operation
1. Post schtick designed to agitate and inflame a thread
2. Wait for the desired reaction to it
3. PM all the mods demanding action against the reacting poster
same old lame, tired routine every day
The only solution here at JI to this neverending problem is the ignore list. Don't directly respond, don't pay any attention and let the mods try and do their job and cure the illness
FACT: SAR 1 drives a 3 series. Enough said.
I've seen you call out people, name call and that's fine but when it's done to you? all you do is either call for the said poster to be banned, threaten to pm a mod or now...ask the person to take it to the PM:eek:
Practice what you preach :D
Once you start with the name calling, the moral highground is lost.
This is not quite as black and white as you might believe.
Sometimes knowing when to just back off is more important than being right.
Anyhoo, this thread has sputtered into a puddle of putridity.
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This is a breakout product for the company that could become highly successful and build much increased levels of engagement and potentially even revenue. Whereas many of the personalized or social news platforms have little or no brand recognition, LinkedIn's brand is much more visible and widely known.
LinkedIn Today is entirely consistent with that brand. It's at once obvious and seems to come out of nowhere.
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The Great Moon Hoax of 1835
The Travel Channel show "Mysteries at the Museum" recently filmed an episode at the Salida Museum in Colorado, where they dug into the history of the fur-bearing trout. Back in the late 1930s, a Salida resident, Wilbur Foshay (who was a bit of a con artist, as well as being a member of the Salida Chamber of Commerce), brought a lot of media attention to the town by claiming that fur-bearing trout could be found in the nearby Arkansas River. But he complained that the fur-bearing trout could never be caught because fishing wasn't allowed in Colorado rivers during January, when the…Posted: Mon Apr 14, 2014. Comments (0)
Simon Worrall, author of "The Poet and the Murderer" (about the Mark Hoffman forgeries) recently wrote an article for BBC News Magazine about the Voynich manuscript. Worrall notes that new theories about the manuscript "breed like mayflies." However, he confesses to believing that it's a modern forgery created by its discoverer, Wilfrid Voynich. He writes: "One of the most common tropes in the history of forgery is that of a rare book dealer 'discovering' previously unknown manuscripts." But even if you don't accept his theory, the article is worth a look because it has some nice…Posted: Thu Apr 10, 2014. Comments (2)
HerCampus, a news site for women in college, recently posted that Beyoncé was looking for interns to help organize the "official Beyoncé archive." She wasn't offering any financial compensation, but she did promise "the opportunity to take three selfies with Beyoncé over the course of the internship." Quite a few media outlets picked up on the story and reported it as news. It's also circulated widely on social media. But prospective applicants should note that HerCampus posted the announcement on April Fool's Day. In other words, it was a hoax. It's definitely one of the more…Posted: Thu Apr 10, 2014. Comments (0)
Every few years I decide the site needs a makeover. And recently I felt that feeling growing within me, so that's what I've been doing for the past few days. The primary change has been to provide only summaries of the blog posts on the front page, rather than the posts in their entirety. This makes it easier to see what's been posted recently. I decided this was the way to go after realizing that a lot of visitors to the site would look only at the top post and miss all the posts below it. I also centered the entire site in the browser window, rather than having it hug the…Posted: Wed Apr 09, 2014. Comments (6)
This e-junkie author complains that April Fool's Day marketing has gotten out of hand. There definitely was a huge amount of it this year. But I don't see the trend going away anytime soon, since marketers aren't exactly known for restraint. And to be honest, I'm not really bothered by it like this author is. Perhaps I'm just easily amused, but I kind of enjoy looking through all the weird stuff advertisers come up with every April 1. Though it is true that the advertisers don't make much of an effort to actually fool anyone. They're primarily aiming for being funny/cute/quirky.Posted: Sat Apr 05, 2014. Comments (1)
Manchester artist John Hyatt took some photographs of the landscape around Rossendale in Lancashire. But when he later enlarged those he images he noticed they showed tiny winged creatures that looked like fairies. Hyatt told the Manchester Evening News: "It was a bit of a shock when I blew them up, I did a double take. "I went out afterwards and took pictures of flies and gnats and they just don't look the same. "People can decide for themselves what they are. "The message to people is to approach them with an open mind. "I think it's one of those situations where you need to…Posted: Fri Apr 04, 2014. Comments (14)
NPR succeeded in pulling off one of the most successful April 1 pranks this year, in terms of number of people fooled. It posted the article below to Facebook that asked in the headline, "Why Doesn't America Read Anymore?" The provocative question quickly generated hundreds of responses. Some people bemoaned falling standards of education. Others disagreed with the premise, insisting that people do read nowadays. But what all the responses shared in common was that the people who posted them apparently hadn't bothered to click through and READ THE ARTICLE ITSELF! If they had,Posted: Fri Apr 04, 2014. Comments (2)
Found in Mermaids with Other Tales (1882) by Charles Henry Ross : a discussion of broiled mermaids. Apparently they taste like pork, which isn't surprising since (so it's said) human flesh tastes like pork also. But I wonder what wine pairs best with mermaid? BROILED MERMAID In the "Universal Dictionary of Arts and Sciences," John Jablousky says the skin of meer men and mermaids is of a brownish-grey colour, and their intestines are like those of a hog; their flesh as fat as pork, particularly the upper part of their bodies; and this is a favourite dish with the Indians, broiled…Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2014. Comments (0)
Seen circulating online with the caption "Just some friendly Australian wildlife". Of course, emus don't have teeth like that. Looks like someone added a row of shark's teeth to the bird. I believe the original image (below) comes from wikimedia commons.Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2014. Comments (3)
The Yankee Rubber Baby was, as the name suggests, an American-made rubber baby doll. Advertisements for it appeared in many newspapers and magazines throughout the 1880s. The ads claimed the device could simulate the sound of a baby screaming or cooing happily. I'm not sure how it would have done that. Though I'm guessing there must have been some kind of air bladder that you squeezed to make a noise. But the sound certainly doesn't seem to have been as lifelike as the ads suggested. From a review in Punch (Apr 23, 1881) The Rubber Baby makes a horrid squeaky noise, is easily blown…Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2014. Comments (0)
April 1, 1937 — The Berliner Illustrirte Zeitung ran a story about Siamese twins joined by their beard. The story noted: "The brothers have solved all the problems of life joined together by means of their exemplary camaraderie. It is interesting that the phenomenon only manifested itself when the twins reached the age of 14."Posted: Tue Apr 01, 2014. Comments (0)
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The New York Times does not participate in the custom of April Fool's Day. It's the paper that only publishes "news that's fit to print," and April fool absurdities don't make the cut. Except for one time that maybe it did publish an April fool story. It was way back on April 1, 1906 when the following story appeared on the front page of the Times. It's an odd story. It's not really laugh-out-loud funny. But anyone familiar with the climate around the Salton Sea would immediately realize that the idea that it had frozen solid was absurd. And ice skating on the Salton Sea? Never…Posted: Mon Mar 31, 2014. Comments (0)
With April Fool's Day fast approaching, I've been working on the April Fool Archive, trying to add supplementary material, etc. In the course of which, I realized that I didn't have much information about the early history of April Fool's Day in Germany. Specifically, what is the earliest German reference to April Fool's Day? Knowing this would give us an idea of how long the Germans have been celebrating April first. That question was harder to answer than I had anticipated. The Diet of Augsburg, 1530There's a German origin story about April Fool's Day that alleges the celebration…Posted: Thu Mar 20, 2014. Comments (1)
St. John's College in Cambridge is inviting the public to view a famous artifact from the history of hoaxes — a first-edition of The History of Formosa written by George Psalmanazar. [link: Belfast Telegraph] Back in the early 18th century, Psalmanazar posed as a native of Taiwan and had many of Britain's educated elites believing the ruse, even as he invented bizarre stories about the customs of Taiwan. If there was a real Museum of Hoaxes, this would be a great artifact to have on display. But it also shows the difficulty of ever having such a museum, because it turns out these…Posted: Sat Mar 15, 2014. Comments (2)


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AdWords Advantage Online Summit: Advanced PPC Keyword Research
Please join Tom Demers and Larry Kim tomorrow for their AdWords keyword research session at the AdWords Advantage Online Summit.What: Researching & Managing Keywords - The Key to AdWords SuccessWhen: March 24 at 1 p.m. PST (4 p.m. EST)AdWords Advantage is the largest online training summit for marketers looking to master Google AdWords.
AAOS is led by 14 search marketing experts such as Bryan Eisenberg, Mary O'Brien, and David Szetela, and includes training sessions, a comprehensive Google AdWords Guide and expert tips and tricks for mastering Google AdWords.Here's a more detailed description of the session: Effective keyword research and management is the most critical element of Google AdWords success. Do a bad job at keyword research, and everything else – bid manipulation, landin... > Read more
Best Practices for Building Scalable Information Architecture
This post was inspired by a discussion/questions in the SEO Dojo forums and the Google Webmaster Central blog announcing microdata is supported for Rich Snippets. Microdata is part of the HTML5 specification. Over the years not much has changed IA (Information Architecture) wise. The only real big change is the use of MRL (Machine Readable Languages) for distribution and use by Google's Rich Snippets.
The Salmon Protocol is an innovative protocol that could substantially reduce internet traffic, scrapers and other nonsense exacerbated by the bandage solution for opened arteries that Robots.txt is. The discussion in the SEO Dojo was about "best practices" for IA and the difference between the IA of e-commerce and lead generation sites. Future proofing my promotion strategy is always a chief... > Read more
Social Media Interview Series: Rebecca Kelley
Rebecca Kelley is a blogger and writer with expertise in SEO and social media. She has held positions at SEOmoz (as a copywriter and SEO consultant) and 10e20 (as Director of Social Media) and is currently involved with a new marketing startup. Follow her on Twitter. Can you tell me a little about your current role? I recently transitioned from consulting to an in-house marketing position for a startup that's working on a few different projects.
I can't disclose a whole lot more until we launch our first endeavor later this spring, but essentially my role is the Director of Marketing and Community Relations. I'm very excited to apply the skill set I've built from years of consulting towards these new projects. What factors make a piece of content good linkbait? If it�... > Read more
Blank vs. Blank, or, I Have an Idea for a Website
Mashable does a series of polls called "Web Faceoff" that pit similar Internet phenomena against one another, e.g. GTalk vs. AIM, Foursquare vs. Yelp, Nexus One vs. iPhone 3GS, and so on. This week, the Web Faceoff was "Chatroulette vs. Hot or Not." My first thought was, "…Huh?" I read on to see why these two, to my mind, very different sites were matched up in the pen.
Chatroulette, which was launched in late 2009, is a webcam-based chat site that matches you up with a random stranger. Hot or Not, launched almost a decade earlier, shows viewers user-submitted photos and allows them to rate the photos on a scale of 1 to 10 (10 being smoking hot, naturally). What's the connection? According to Mashable, they both share a "philosophy of randomness." Huh. Yeah, I guess so. It would make mor... > Read more
SES New York 2010
SES New York will be the first time WordStream's had an opportunity to exhibit at a Search Engine Strategies show, so hopefully you'll stop by and say hello to us at Booth 125 if you're attending. We'll have lots of goodies like water bottles, desk paraphernalia and official WordStream couture, plus the chance to win an eMachines Netbook! If you know you're attending and would like to set up dedicated time to speak with us, don't be shy.
We've even created a special offer for SES attendees to get two months of WordStream pay per click management software for free! We've attended our fair share of industry conferences and tradeshows, and we've put together some of our most valuable tips for any conference newbies: Dress warm because convention centers are notor... > Read more
How to Discover Profitable Affiliate Niches
The following post is from a recent email discussion thread I was having with one of our guest bloggers Richard Kraneis. The topic we were discussing was affiliate marketing, in particular, how to find profitable affiliate niches to target. This is a question many ask when starting out in affiliate marketing.
It was a question I had too when I was learning about affiliate marketing. So I thought it would be valuable to share the conversation we had about getting started in affiliate marketing and which niches to target using SEO. I've pulled out specific references to my affiliate sites to protect my competitive edge ;). Now, by no means do I consider myself to be an expert on affiliate marketing and these are not hard and fast rules. These are just my opinions and my advice to Richa... > Read more
What Is Cost Per Action Advertising?
There are several ways to conduct online advertising campaigns. You can pay search engines or other Internet publishers hosting your ads each time one of your ads is clicked, every 1,000 times the ad is seen, or every time the ad prompts a more sales-related action. The third option entails a user clicking on your ad and signing up for a free trial of a product, registering for a free download, or buying your product.
Signups and registrations generate company leads, while sales generate immediate cash in your pocket. With this type of advertising you pay the host an agreed-upon fee for each specified type of action. For leads that can mean a set amount, while for sales that can mean a set percentage of the sale amount. This method of online advertising is called "cost... > Read more
Five Experts on SEO Link Building
A while back we interviewed a handful of link-building experts (Garrett French and Ben Wills, Wiep Knol, Debra Mastaler, and Julie Joyce) on everything from what features they'd want in their ultimate link-building tool to how to brainstorm linkbait. Here, you can find all of their answers to eight key SEO link-building questions in one place.
What factors go into a quality link?Which link building tools do you recommend?What features would the ultimate link analysis tool include?What are some strategies for brainstorming and creating linkbait?How does social media change the link building game?How should marketers go about making link requests?If I engage in link buying, how can I avoid being caught by Google?What's a better link: one from an authoritative website, or one from a high... > Read more
Rotating Ads vs. Optimizing Ads: Which Is Better?
One question which is regularly asked to any PPC consultant when managing Google AdWords PPC campaigns is whether ads should be set to rotate or optimize. Google's default setting is "optimize," so if you have multiple ads in one ad group, your better performing ads (generally those with a higher CTR) will be shown more often.
This might seem great -- you will automatically receive the maximum number of clicks for your ads. But the more experienced PPC advertisers out there will know that clicks are not generally considered a good measure of success. Instead, conversions -- sales, leads, sign-ups, downloads and other desired outcomes -- are generally considered better measures of PPC performance. So to aid acute PPC advertisers like Shaun Livengood from PPC Without Pity, who like to optimi... > Read more
There Are No Stupid Questions …
In a post called "What's Up, Internet," writer Amelia Gray answers some of the questions that Googlers have found her blog by asking: how long does it take to get a warrant I think you can get one in an afternoon, if you are a police officer and you can find a judge to give you one. (It will take more time if you're just some guy.
) what sort of rocks are there? All kinds. Some rocks are very hard and others are so soft you can scratch them with your fingernail. Sometimes rocks float. Once I had a dream I was explaining a quartz rock to my child. Amelia may be doing this for laughs, but she still got a good post out of it, right? I've said it before, and I'll say it again: Your keywords are content idea generators. If you're already ranking for questions like "What's the worst high five ... > Read more
Review of Link Assistant's Rank Tracker
A few months ago, I published an article about the Best SEO Rank Checkers. In it, I wrote a quick review of a keyword rank checking tool called Rank Tracker, by Link-Assistant.com. Of all the paid rank checkers I featured in that article, Rank Tracker was one that intrigued me the most. So recently, I decided to do some more extensive work with Rank Tracker to get a real taste for the tool's full capabilities.
And I'll tell you, after using this keyword SERP tracker for the past few weeks, I'm hooked. So let's take a closer look at Rank Tracker, so I can explain my newfound enthusiasm for this tool. Rank Tracker: Key Benefits There are a lot of keyword SERP trackers on the market, but they have their share of issues. First, they can be agonizingly slow. Some can only run checks on groups o... > Read more
Announcing The Expert's Guide to Keyword Research for SEO Copywriting
Last week we published the Expert's Guide to Keyword Research for Social Media. This week, we're offering a similar how-to guide for the SEO copywriter. Many keyword research guides amount to a list of tools, but this guide is all about process. You'll learn exactly when, why and how to do keyword research for blog posts, articles and other content that appears online.
If you write for the web (or want to), you don't want to miss it. Read: The Expert's Guide to Keyword Research for SEO Copywriting ... > Read more
Link Popularity Case Study: The Domino Effect of Inbound Links
For the link-building search nerd, little matches the joy of scoring a really great link. About a month ago, a post on my personal blog got a link from The Daily Dish, Andrew Sullivan's blog, which is ranked #12 on Technorati's Top 100 Blogs and has a Toolbar PageRank of 8. Now, I'm pretty sure Andrew Sullivan doesn't subscribe to my blog or follow me on Twitter (to be fair, I don't follow him either).
So how did this come about? Via domino effect: Over the course of about 15 days, I accumulated a series of inbound links, including a few quality links early on, one of which was clearly the tip-off for the Daily Dish link. This very high-authority link (which, sadly, went up over a weekend) sent a big spike of traffic and led to a mini-long-tail of links from sites and blogs with mid-range... > Read more
Larry Kim Speaking at SearchFest 2010
Our illustrious founder and VP of product development, Larry Kim, is presenting tomorrow, March 9, at SearchFest 2010, an SEMpdx event, taking place at the Governor Hotel in Portland, Oregon. (Click here for the full agenda.) Larry will be talking about competitive intelligence: Your marketing efforts do not exist in a vacuum.
Effective competitive analysis gives you the information you need to 'remove the blinders' in terms of viewing your company and brands as customers do, and to highly tune your Paid Search Marketing strategies for success. This session identifies which competitive intelligence efforts enable you to determine what your competitors are doing to drive their online businesses, so that you can either emulate their PPC successes, or exploit their PPC weaknesses... > Read more
7 Ways to Segment Your Landing Page Visitors
There are many ways to segment your online visitors in the three phases of online marketing. On the pre-click side, there is keyword-based segmentation, which maximizes the relevancy of your paid clicks. On the post-conversion side, there is email list segmentation, which as most marketers know, boosts email marketing performance.
And then, on the post-click side, there is form-based landing page segmentation, which can sometimes provide valuable data, after you sort through all the associate-level astronauts in Arizona who have a company revenue of over 1 billion. And there's also user-directed, or post-click segmentation. User-directed segmentation is a form of segmentation in which landing experience visitors are presented with a few simple choices to make about who... > Read more
Relevance Is Relative: Internet Predictions Past & Present
I'm sure many of you saw this much-shared gem: a Newsweek article from 1995 called "The Internet? Bah!" (subtitled "Why cyberspace isn't, and will never be, nirvana"), in which author Clifford Stoll argues that the Internet is overrated and will never be as pervasive as the pundits claim (emphases mine): I'm uneasy about this most trendy and oversold community.
Visionaries see a future of telecommuting workers, interactive libraries and multimedia classrooms. They speak of electronic town meetings and virtual communities. Commerce and business will shift from offices and malls to networks and modems. And the freedom of digital networks will make government more democratic. Baloney. Do our computer pundits lack all common sense? The truth in no online database will repla... > Read more
Announcing The Experts' Guide to Keyword Research for Social Media
Keyword research isn't just for search marketing. It's also a highly effective method for social media marketing. Whether your target audience is on YouTube or Twitter, your social media marketing efforts should start with determining which keywords they're using. That way you can match your message to their interests.
With that, I've put together The Experts' Guide to Keyword Research for Social Media. In this comprehensive guide, I give detailed instructions on how (and why) to conduct keyword research for social media, and I break it down with tips and techniques for research keywords on four of the most popular social media platforms: Twitter, YouTube, Flickr and Facebook. Enjoy! READ: The Experts' Guide to Keyword Research for Social Media ... > Read more
How Link Bait Strategies Got Me on National TV
Last week I landed a spot in the most watched television broadcast on the planet. The International Olympic Committee estimated that 450 million people worldwide tuned in to watch the Women's Figure Skating Finals at the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics – more than the population of the entire US – and I was in the TV coverage! How did I do it? By applying a variation of Ken's link baiting strategy! Goals of My Link Bait Campaign One of my more ridiculous objectives in life is to achieve TV fame.
Now unfortunately I don't have any acting talents, great looks, or anything else remarkable for that matter – so I figure my only hope to achieve my goal is to ride someone else's coat-tails to TV stardom. (Yes, I know, this is pretty sad). And I don't want to be a guest on some d... > Read more
Bora Bora Is Blowing It: Missed Opportunities in Search Marketing
This weekend, my wife and I rented and watched Couples Retreat on Blu-ray. The movie was pretty entertaining, and mildly funny, set on an "exotic island" (aka Bora Bora) at the "Eden Resort." Part of what made the movie entertaining was the great scenery, being shot on location in Bora Bora, and the attractive people having fun (or not) in a beautiful place.
After we were through watching the movie, my wife and I started day-dreaming about taking a vacation to Bora Bora ourselves. This got me thinking about the search results that would come up for the fictional resort name used in the movie (get a life, I know). As is common in movies, the names of the places used in Couples Retreat are fictional; however, this doesn't change the fact that when you show a beautiful place in a movie, it m... > Read more
Top 12 Small Business Marketing Blogs
If you own a small business, you confront a unique set of Internet marketing challenges to create a innovative small business marketing plan. You may not have a large marketing budget, a substantial marketing staff, or expansive knowledge of the industry's best practices. Luckily, there are blogs out there focused on helping small business owners advertise their product or service online.
Here's a list of our top 12 small business marketing blogs:Small Business MavericksInternet marketing strategist Caroline Melberg updates her blog daily with concise small business marketing tips and commentary. Her latest posts deal with Yahoo Search's viability, the importance of testing one's Web pages with every browser, and whether Facebook should add a blogging feature.The Marketing Spo... > Read more
How Wired Jacked Mike Siwek's #1 Google Ranking
A lot of people linked to a Wired article earlier this week titled "How Google's Algorithm Rules the Web," by Steven Levy, calling it a must-read. If you're a search geek (and if you're reading this, your probably are), the article probably doesn't communicate much that you don't already know. The most interesting thing about the piece, actually, is an example contained within the article, meant to illustrate how Google outperforms Bing on a pretty basic query.
But the example doesn't work anymore—not how the author intended it to—only illustrating how little the average person (even the average tech journalist?) understands search engine algorithms. "The algorithm is extremely important in search, but it's not the only thing," says Brian MacDonald, Microsoft's VP of core searc... > Read more
Monthly Blog Roundup: WordStream's February Highlights
February: Kind of a pathetic little month, isn't it? Cold, wet and short. Like a dog left out in the rain. I can't imagine anyone picking February as their favorite month. It would be like having taupe as your favorite color. Or oatmeal as your favorite food. (Cold oatmeal that is.) Luckily this dumb month is pretty much over and that means it's time for our monthly list of the WordStream blog's greatest hits! Our most popular posts in February, without further ado: How We Got a Link from The New York Times: Ken wrote this link bait case study of the strategy behind our most popular post ever, Larry Kim's "Poll: Scott Brown to Win Massachussets Senate Race by a Landslide.
" Is SEO Dead? Nope, It Has Just Come Full Circle!: In this guest post, Terry... > Read more
A Balanced PPC Diet: Balancing Head Terms with the Long Tail
All too often we search marketers get overly consumed with the concept of long tail keywords. We read about it in blogs and articles and increasingly the long tail is preached as the solution to all your pay-per-click problems. Certainly the benefits of the long tail are undeniable; by targeting long-tail phrases we focus our efforts around more targeted search queries and generally find less competition among advertisers.
However, as with any diet, we need to remain balanced. By eating only lettuce and vegetables, we're sacrificing protein and other nutrients that come with fattier foods. Likewise, by only targeting the long tail, we sacrifice the valuable benefits that competing for head-tail terms may provide. So what are the benefits of head terms? First, these more genera... > Read more
Link Building Interview: Arnie Kuenn of Vertical Measures
Arnie Kuenn is the president and founder of Vertical Measures, LLC, as well as the founder and president of the Arizona Interactive Marketing Association (AZIMA) and has presented at SMX Advanced, AMA Phoenix, Pubcon and many online webinars. Follow him on Twitter: @ArnieK. Can you tell us a little about Vertical Measures and your role there? Vertical Measures is a full-service internet marketing and link building company in Phoenix.
We help our clients gain more business from their websites by providing internet marketing solutions using innovative and ethical strategies. We achieve this by developing expertise across multiple disciplines while constantly adapting to current trends. The company is comprised of a group of individuals with backgrounds in internet marketing, social media, we... > Read more
38 Things You Could Do With the Time You Spend on Facebook
Nielsen reported this week that Facebook is now officially the web's biggest time suck (or time sink, if you prefer), with the average American user clocking in at over seven hours of Facebook use per month – which doesn't sound all that shocking compared to how much TV the average American watches: 153 hours per month, and that's just at home, not counting sports bars, the Internet and so on.
Holy crap, people, turn off the TV – you're probably missing something on Facebook! Nonetheless, it's a lot compared to other online activities – seven hours per month is more time than we spend on Google, Yahoo, Bing, YouTube, Amazon and Wikipedia combined. (Holy crap, people, turn off Facebook, you might be missing something on YouTube!) Occasionally we all make bad choices when it comes to h... > Read more
WordStream at SES London
We meant to announce this before it happened, but the pesky time difference got the better us of ... WordStream presented at SES London, and earlier this morning, on a panel on search advertising tools moderated by Andrew Goodman. From the SES agenda: The competition is fierce in paid search! From small in-house accounts to ones with millions of keywords, it's the new advances in SEM technology that might just make the difference between success and failure.
Are there tools you could be using right now to help double your conversions, lower your costs, or save your team hours of time every week? At this panel, top paid search tool vendors will showcase their latest features in bid management, campaign workflow efficiencies, and reveal what the future holds for the industry. As well, t... > Read more
How We Got a Link from The New York Times
Recently at WordStream, we launched our first link bait campaign. By our standards, the campaign was successful, and we thought we'd share the details on how to build a linkbait campaign. How to Get Links from New York Times: A Case Study In a nutshell, we attribute the campaign's success to setting clear objectives, creating killer content and aggressive marketing.
What resulted from our hard work, planning and execution was a link from one of the most trusted sources on the planet: The New York Times. Case Study Contents: Planning Phase Goal Setting Link Bait Creation Link Bait Promotion Campaign Results How did we do it? Read on and find out how to get a link from the New York Times. Link Bait Campaign Intro: Before You Start, Have a Plan! You may be wondering how to start link baitin... > Read more
What Ever Happened to that Internet Meme?
Everybody loves an Internet meme. They come into our lives, entertain us and everyone we know for three minutes or so, and then as quickly they are gone. Some, of course, are more tenacious than others (ahem, Rickrolling).Do you ever find yourself wondering what happened to that one guy in that one viral video? Wonder no more! I did the bare minimum of research to find out what some of our favorite Internet memes of the past few years have been doing with their lives since.
JK Wedding DanceIt was just six months ago that Jill Peterson and Kevin Heinz's wedding dance video went viral on YouTube. It now has over 41 million views.Where are they now? Presumably still in the throes of wedded bliss. In a recent update on the Today Show, Jill said, "It's going pretty well." Do they ever watch the ... > Read more
Announcing WordStream's Affiliate Program: PPC and SEO Affiliate Program Launches
Today we're announcing that we're launching a brand new affiliate program that will allow other Web publishers to promote our products - and get paid for it! This is a first-run, "beta" version of our affiliate program so we're welcoming feedback. In attempting to make the program a success for affiliates, their audiences, and of course for WordStream, we've created two types of pay outs for affiliates: Pay-Per Lead for PPC - We have a keyword management solution for pay-per click advertising on search engine platforms such as Google AdWords.
This product has it's own pricing and we offer a free trial and frequently have potential customers request a live demonstration of the product. As such, we've decided to pay for leads people drive to this product. Pay-Per Sale for SEO - W... > Read more
Google Buzz: Is Google's Would-Be Twitter Killer Buzz-Worthy?
Google this week took another stab at social with the release of the unoriginally named Google Buzz, which was rolled out to Gmail users soon after Tuesday's announcement. As Matt McGee points out in a post on Search Engine Land, Google Buzz – basically a stream of status updates and shared items – is intended to compete with Twitter, Facebook, and even Foursquare, given its mobile features.
There's been a lot less hype surrounding Buzz (ironically?) than there was for Google Wave, which may mean that Google was wary of more buzz backlash. Hype or no hype, among non-tech-geeks I know, the initial "buzz" was very similar to the reaction to Google Wave: What is this? What is it for? So is Buzz really a threat? According to Marshall Kirkpatrick, yes – it's disruptive because it's "built... > Read more


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wow!!!This vid is fantastic!!!Do you have more vidios?
Great video! February 10, 2011
Yeah...this seriously is one of the best video's I've seen on here in a long time. It's genuine and real and I appreciate that. I would love to see more from this couple...especially the wife
mgm February 14, 2011
Wow!!!You are fantastic!!!Do you have more vidios? I love to see more from this couple.....especially the wife!
Dickidik February 9, 2011
Oh, GREAT vid! I like to watch her wriggle, a impatient waiting and wanting, and so HOT to hear and see her moving and grunting and screaming...It's real passion, lust and loving. Thx for sharing!
old gun February 8, 2011
authentic! real O, note the flush of her skin!
frau71 February 8, 2011
popeye February 8, 2011
bella minchia
Roberto March 4, 2011
Definitely, the best clip I have seen. She is absolutely, one to drool after! I would love to see here in action from the front! She would be great from any angle, any position!
FearFull March 13, 2011
I have to say that was Amazing! Very loving, hot, raw and REAL! He asks if she's okay and she is enjoying it. I agree with all of the above. Thanks for sharing!
mimi July 25, 2011
i have to admit this chick looks like me from the back :O
Tom August 7, 2011
why you didn't splash inside that ass??
Cindy July 21, 2011
anal is the best! it's so intensiv!
Johnny Rio May 27, 2011
Mulher eh pra ser comida toda... Amo comer um cuzinho apertado!
Bronson April 20, 2011
I think this girl has done on few things on here. Her name is Erika Weihmayer.
mgm May 2, 2011
No,is not Erika Weihmayer!I don"t know who is her,but 100% is not Erika Weihmayer!
Shorty February 8, 2011
Just, amazing.
Omg February 8, 2011
Omg this is good porn
Sik Puppy August 19, 2014
Keeper mate ... even if she porks up a bit dont trade up ... easily the best vid on site ... only the really depraved want to see her face
bob September 4, 2014
love how she guides his cock into her ashole for a good fucking! and a great cum load!!! love how he says 'THANK YOU' to her -now thats respectful ! now he will get that again and maybe ATM??? (ill try saying that and see if i could even fuck my wifes asshole ;))))
m February 8, 2011
great vid. Nice to see a girl actually enjoying a good bum for a change.
Craig February 26, 2013
I wish i could have seen her from the front. She looked like she had some big tits too. Awesome ass!
southernsweetness January 14, 2013
That was hot...and they both truly came.
asda December 29, 2011
did he said thanks at the end?
Michele July 25, 2012
che troia. Irene aspettiamo un tuo video.
Storm February 8, 2011
Kinda hot, wanna see her face though.
Bob February 8, 2011
hot chick
dodge February 8, 2011
I like how she put's the cock it in her ass. showed it to my wife she like it too
Torin February 8, 2011
That was HOT!
me February 8, 2011
minus one star for the guy's feet being in the camera, and no frontal of the "wife"
rex February 8, 2011
he says thank you lol
KG February 8, 2011
. February 8, 2011
d'awwww, how cute
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The notion that An came up with was to write from the perspective of someone whose ideals were shaped by "white supremacy," showing its "impact on non-whites." "Seriously — one of the pictures is of me holding a white elephant in a room," she says. "And well, I figured nobody likes being told that they are racist, so I decided to use the first person. Plus, it's xoJane. That's their thing."
The bottom line is that An and her editor were entirely conscious of what they were trying to do, and it was something that reflected a weird mix of dewy-eyed innocence and calculating crassness.
"I totally now see that I was naive in thinking that by opening with 'I'm a racist,' I could draw out a different conversation," she says. "I was disappointed by the reactions not because they were mostly angry, but because they were mostly negative in a 'That's so racist!' sort of way." On the other hand, she tweeted shortly after the piece went up that she wrote the piece "for the lulz." And when asked whether xoJane had reservations about the angle she took, or suggested she take a more even-handed approach, An basically laughed: "I mean, it's xoJane."
Unfortunately, that pretty much sums up the accountability for racetrolling in this day and age — "Forget it, Jake; it's the Internet." So xoJane gets a firehose of traffic and burnishes its reputation for edgy parafeminism; An gets attention — a lot of it — albeit not all of it entirely pleasant. And the racial provocation machine will keep churning out the hits.
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