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  1. Find-A-Sweetheart and the Lovely Popup

    Pop quiz: Let me describe a site to you, and you tell me if it should have a pop-up. Here’s the scenario:

  2. The site’s email newsletter is a significant driver of sales (you’re measuring this, right?)

  3. The site tends to get a lot of one-time visitors from search engines because it has good…

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  5. Talking at SFU

    Friday, I spent a nice morning talking to a class at Simon Fraser University.  I was asked to join Monique Trottier, who was leading a class called “Marketing Magazines Online.”

    Despite my own initial confusion about which classroom it was in, I had luckily planned for at least 60 minutes…

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  6. Truthdig Needs Those Stinking Badges

    The infestation started on blogs, and spread across the internet like diamonds on Elton John’s costumes: tiny icons first spotting the collar line of blog posts, soon shining from the tails of news sites. Now they grace the prestigious brow of Truthdig.com, in elegant dropdown form.

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  7. An FTP Hacking Attack

    Another client of ours suffered a minor hacking attack, and I thought I’d take a moment to let you know how we think it was done, so you might be able to avoid it yourself.

    Susie was editing a client’s site recently (for the purposes of this attack, it doesn’t matter which one) and noticed…

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  8. Now Showing on The Lab with Leo Laporte

    In the past month, I’ve done three tapings for appearances on a TV show called The Lab with Leo Laporte, a G4 Tech TV show about all things technological. My segment is called “Web Workshop,” and in it I do a lightening fast design and functionality review of user-submitted website. Leo…

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