Ok it's time for a random rant. I am really getting sick of the Cingular commercial, the one that claims to have the least dropped calls. Now that I have finally dumped Cingular and went with Verizon I can't be happier.
My calls don't drop like they used to. I wish they would pull the ad.
Update: I found this great
write up.
Labels: cingular, rants
Wow, there are some pretty strange pranks going on for April Fools. Especially which almost looks real. But the amount of hackers combined seems a little more than normal. Thus I would agree with the fake attack.
Sorry I haven't been able to write in a while, but expect some news from me this week!http://www2.blogger.com/img/gl.link.gif
Labels: april fools, seo
- Name: Aaron Shear
- Location: San Francisco, California, United States
I have been in the search industry since the late 90’s, no not 10-20 years. My career started early in the search Day’s at Inktomi, where I supported large search portals. For example, MSN, AOL, iWon, Hotbot, CNet too name a few.
After Inktomi I became a freelance consultant. I consulted for a few of the Top SEO’s around 2002 time frame; obviously the market has changed since then. After consulting I joined a small SEO firm called SEO Inc as the CTO. At SEO Inc. I successfully optimized some of the largest clients including IGN, Sony, VEGAS.com, Beaches and Sandals Resorts to name a few.
Even though SEO Inc was a ton of fun, I still wanted the ultimate SEO challenge. I moved on as the global head of SEO for Shopping.com an eBay company. This challenge was an interesting one, how do I optimize a site with 50 million products? Every month I helped the business grow by leaps and bounds.
I am now consulting for mostly enterprise e-commerce clients.
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