Hi All,
I haven't done a podcast for last week or this week. I've gotten sick and can hardly speak. I guess that's what I get for having kids in school.
Anyway, I'm working on some new content for the podcast, and as soon as I get my voice back I'll be producing more shows. I'm hoping to "hear" my voice again sometime this weekend.
Have a great weekend, and thanks for stopping by.
Hi Everyone,
Well, I finially got some intro music for the podcasts that is more than acceptable. (Thanks Steven for the intro!) I'll be going back and adding it to my prior podcasts.
This week I'll be doing a show on hijacked pages in Google and MSN. It seems that the masses out there haven't even heard of this, but it's a serious problem with Google and MSN. I'll be talking about how your pages, or entire site, can be hijacked and how you can find out what pages, if any, have been hijacked on your web site.
I'm also going to be trying to secure an interview with Jerry West of Web Marketing Now. He publishes the SEO Revolution, a subscription-based newsletter packed with cutting edge information on what the search engines are doing now. If you've never heard of this newsletter, you owe it to yourself, and your web site, to check it out. You can find the newsletter on http://www.webmarketingnow.com.
I've been working on securing some music talent to produce the show's Intro Music. This is not as easy as I had hoped, but I am now looking at two potential sources. One here locally, and another in Portland Oregon. With any luck, I'll have something in the next two weeks.
In the mean time, I've been playing around with the loops in Adobe Audition, but I'm no musician (and don't claim to be). It looks easy enough, but you really need that ear for music and probably some training too—which neither I have.
I'll be releasing the next show on Friday. It's going to be a show about some aspect of using style sheets for your Web site. If anyone has a suggestion for what part of style sheets to talk about, please send me a comment. I'm thinking about covering the use of styles for page layout.
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