Rage against the (mainstream media) machine, a great domain buy and some good old traditional SEO are on the menu in this week’s MyFive.
Author: Joe Friedlein
RAF scholar, PwC accountant, web 1.0 veteran - I have been there, got the T-shirt and am now the office's resident geriatric. Having been involved with the web since the days of 'new media', I fell in love with search & founded Browser Media in 2005. Outside work, I seem to spend most of my life chaperoning two young aspiring Andy Murrays.
Good news for Google Search Console users
Two welcome improvements to Google Search Console enhance the experience of a tool every webmaster should use.
My Five #429
Big Brother is watching you. So is Henry the hoover. A collection of titbits from my digital travels this week. It is MyFive time.
Is this the end of targeted digital advertising?
Does the death of 3rd party cookies spell the death of online advertising as we know it?
My Five #424
A light hearted My Five this week exploring the funnier side of the internet. Technology fails and unbridled joy. The perfect tonic for these troubled times.
D is for Delightful
Yesterday was officially groundhog day. Are we finally out of the rut and are there justifiable grounds for optimism in 2021?
My Five #419
What is the ultimate cure to the tumultuous start to 2021? A sea shanty. Obviously.
2020: The Return Of Annus Horribilis?
Is talk of 2020 being the worst year ever a bunch of royal arse? Should we be celebrating an annus mirabilis?
My Five #414
Oxford Circus tube station transformation, Twitter and yacht fleets set sail and the disavow tool finds a new home – what an absurd MyFive.
Does (Big) Data Suck?
Data is the new oil. We are constantly told to use data to find the truth, but is it actually time to stop treating data as the gospel?
My Five #409
More Gov facepalms (but do they know it yet?), good and bad news for webmasters and proof that bubbles are the answer.
What does Covid 19 mean for digital marketing agencies?
The impact of the coronavirus has sent shockwaves across the planet. What does it mean for the future of digital marketing agencies?