Danny Sullivan
Google Caffeine – Big, Fresh and Here
Wednesday, June 9th, 2010It’s now official, Google Caffeine is live universally. Google posted about this on their blog last evening. Matt Cutts also sat down with Danny Sullivan at SMX in Seattle in this video as well. (With all that caffeine I wonder if they were sleepless?)
What becomes most apparent at first look is that this update is [...]
Danny Sullivan Leverages Twitter for Search Q&A
Monday, March 30th, 2009Kudos to Danny Sullivan on a nice use of Twitter with a round robin Q&A on all things search.
It’s another indication of the value of Twitter – not just his knowledge but the conversation. Now the experience has a home for others to scan.
The practical advice may not blow everyone away, but it certainly affirms [...]
Lame Politicians Don’t Digg It
Friday, November 23rd, 2007Danny Sullivan has a good piece about how presidential candidates use Digg – poorly in many cases.
I can see why the polititians themselves can’t get too involved. But surely their campaigns don’t need to come up so short in terms of understanding Digg, the narrow scope, limited comments and often a low number of friends.
Digg [...]
Another Paid Links Article – With A Twist
Thursday, October 4th, 2007When Andy Greenberg at Forbes writes an article called “Google Purges The Payola”, it is bound to make search engine marketers take notice. It is a well-balanced article that uses the recent penalty that Google apparently applied to certain directories as catalyst to explore the whole question of paid links. The usual experts were consulted; [...]
Sphinn – Do We Need Another Search Community?
Wednesday, July 18th, 2007You might wonder why the heck Sphinn even materialized given the number of related communities. But I’m already a fan of Sphinn (pronounced “spin”). It’s a social site for search and interactive marketers.
It’s gaining in popularity because it’s part of Third Door Media (the new firm with Danny Sullivan). As a result, the quality of [...]
