by Brian Wallace | Jun 24, 2009 | PPC
Image by labnol via Flickr It’s not uncommon for me to meet people who are interested in getting started with paid search, but have no idea how to get started. That’s usually why they come to me in the first place. More often than not, there is one... by Brian Wallace | Jun 18, 2009 | Social Media
The popular real-time feed aggregator, FriendFeed, can bring a bit of traffic to a blog. As of today, FriendFeed’s Kevin Fox has announced it is adding its subscriber count to the number of RSS subscribers. Site admins should start seeing a spike, possibly very... by Brian Wallace | Jun 17, 2009 | PPC
Image via CrunchBase Big news just came out from the Google Adwords blog. Now you can import your established goals in Google Analytics over to your Adwords account. This means that you won’t need to separate Adwords conversion code anymore. The blog post... by Brian Wallace | Jun 11, 2009 | PPC
One of the most frustrating things I can imagine while managing small PPC accounts is getting priced out of a keyword that has the potential for a lot of traffic and lots of sales. If you’re in that situation, there are ways to compete by getting maximum... by Brian Wallace | Jun 9, 2009 | Facebook
Following many controversial updates and revamps of Facebook’s user interface design, their team finally seems to get something right. Announcing Facebook Usernames, which basically will act as part of your profile’s slug/url. Ideally, your username will... by Brian Wallace | Jun 1, 2009 | Twitter
POPrl, a popular url shortening service, has been hacked. This has rendered all links run through it to porn and other unintended sites. Early morning yesterday, Twitterfeed, a popular RSS to Twitter service, tweeted that they were temporarily suspending Poprl from... by Brian Wallace | May 28, 2009 | PPC
I don’t know why, but tech companies seem to love chiatchkies. You know, those little give-aways that you see at convention booths and freebies that they send as holiday gifts. I’ve seen several over the years–everything from the Yahoo insta-yodel... by Brian Wallace | May 26, 2009 | Inspiration
Image of Peter Shankman (note: this post was written at 30,000 feet on the way in to Austin, Texas) While most of my inspirational posts are original, it is worth noting when other hit gold. Peter Shankman, of HARO fame, recently posted an excellent list of tips when... by Brian Wallace | May 21, 2009 | PPC
Like so many, my wife and I have been trying to watch what we eat. During a very busy day recently, I went to a Burger King because it was one of the closest options and was relatively cheap. However, thanks to a relatively new law in the state of Washington,... by Brian Wallace | May 18, 2009 | Inspiration
Image via CrunchBase Twitter, while excellent, short circuits the full potential of the thoughts that we seed into it. I’m putting a clock to the amount of time that it takes to write this blog post from start to finish, and will have it take no longer than 2...