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SEO Spam
Posted by Jansen on Mar 29, 2010 in Robots, advertising, funny, game, learning, lesson, management, odd, patterns, pervasive, stop internets, technology
A friend of mine forwarded some spam from a “SEO Specialist” based in Delhi, knowing I’d appreciate it.
It made me laugh so much I thought I’d share..
From: xxxxx [mailto:xxxxx@xxxxxx]
Sent: 29 March 2010 13:04
To: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Link Building
Hi,
To quickly introduce myself, I am Off-page Specialist at a reputed online marketing company based out of New Delhi, India.
Apart from the normal one way back-links, we have recently launched a service around the popular concept of “Link Wheel”
In brief, as part of the link wheel we create several Blogs, Squidoo lens, hub pages related to a specific page and link each of them to one of these as well as the main site page where the keyword is targeted. Further we build back-links to each of the Blogs to have them acquire higher PR. A typical link wheel looks something like this:
Link Wheel Image
Why choose us?
The answer is simple! We acquire links through natural process of contacting webmasters manually and securing only thematic links on sites that are not built for link building alone.
Reports
- Once your project is completed, will send you a Link Building Report containing
- The URLs of every page where you can see a live working back-links to your website.
- Movement of keywords around which links are created.
Package:
Our packages are very simple and affordable. We do provide attractive offers on bulk orders.
Let me know if we can initiate a conversation around this or the normal back links?
I hope to get another chance at servicing you.
Regards,
xxxxxxxx
Manager – Off-page Optimization
www.xxxxxx.xxxx
E-mail:- xxxxxxx@xxxxxx.xxx
Thanks Ed 
Hey Ayatollah, Leave Those Kids Alone
Posted by Jansen on Feb 10, 2010 in News, art, learning, lesson, media, pervasive, politics, reslience, stop internets, transition
Roger Waters has approved the band Blurred Vision to record of this song – the video is powerful aimed at the heart of the oppressive regime in Iran.
I bet I can find a million people who DON’T want David Cameron as our PM
Posted by Jansen on Jan 13, 2010 in Events, News, art, collaboration, community, innovation, knowledge, learning, lessons, lessonslearnt, media, participation, pervasive, politics, sharing
Contrary to the majority of UK opinion polls, it would appear that David Cameron’s brand of politics is not palatable with the “Facebook Generation”
A simple search across Facebook for either David Cameron or Gordon Brown reveals quite surprising results – (see image below)
The Facebook Group “I bet I can find a million people who DON’T want David Cameron as our PM” has gained over 30,000 members in the past 3 days
I wonder what it is about Dave Cameron that the British Public so strongly dislike? -
Any ideas?