Comments on: Catching up on 2009 in 2010

By: Victoria

Victoria — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 17:57:44 +0000

Thanks—I’ll have my sys admin check it out. He says, “Wow. I don’t know when’s the last time I ran Opera.”

Which is just about 1,000% more than I know about it.

By: Pearl Bead Making

Pearl Bead Making — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 11:00:28 +0000

Hi. I just noticed that your site looks like it has a few code errors at the very top of your website’s page. I’m not sure if everybody is getting this same bugginess when browsing your blog? I am employing a totally different browser than most people, referred to as Opera, so that is what might be causing it? I just wanted to make sure you know. Thanks for posting some great postings and I’ll try to return back with a completely different browser to check things out!

By: Victoria

Victoria — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 18:21:12 +0000

George,

Thanks for the cliarification! I’ll fix it in the post.

You are correct that I took that perspective from Robert’s headline, although I watched the whole interview with interest. I’d be fascinated to hear more about your opinion on marketing online. It’s a huge issue for writers these days, as they are more and more expected to take charge of their own promotions and marketing.

best,
Victoria

By: George Revutsky

George Revutsky — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 16:49:24 +0000

Hi Victoria – thanks so much for the mention. I wanted to make one correction.

Our interview was actually about the state of search engine optimization (SEO), paid search, social media marketing, and local search.

In it, we never said anything about the demise of SEO in 2010.

Robert took that interview and placed it under a controversial headline and a blog post saying SEO is changing. We agree SEO is changing, but we firmly believe SEO will be quite important in 2010, and for a long time to come.

all the best

George Revutsky
ROI.works Search Marketing / MyNextCustomer

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