Nov 28, 2008 Posted by Mike

The World’s Most Expensive Free SEO?

Although I didn’t end up buying Traffic Crusher I discussed in my last post, I do think that paid traffic is something that every serious online entrepreneur should look into. In fact, I have a feeling that many of us are so hung up on traditional SEO – ranking at the very top of Google that is – that we actually end up paying through our nose for all of that “free”... read more

Nov 21, 2008 Posted by Mike

Traffic Crusher Dissected

No, this is not a promotion for Mike Filsaime’s and James Kumners new training program called Traffic Crusher (apparently “Crusher” is Filsaime’s new brand or something). Neither is it a review of this product, as I haven’t purchased it. But I did watch their promotional video earlier today, and thought it could be a fun exercise for this Friday afternoon to try and quickly... read more

Nov 17, 2008 Posted by Mike

ShowTime’s Bullshit – An Aptly Named TV-Show

During my lazy time this weekend I watched an assortment of episodes from the Bullshit tv-series starring comedians/magicians Penn&Teller. I think the show is really entertaining and that you can actually learn a little bit about various persuasion techniques (something most marketers are interested in) by watching the show. But I wouldn’t recommend that you take everything said on the show as... read more

Nov 7, 2008 Posted by Mike

Black James Bond a Great Idea?

I just read in my newspaper that Barbara Broccoli, the current producer of the James Bond movies, said something along the lines that – as there is now a black American president, there might just as well be a black James Bond. I didn’t know this, but it seems that the same thing was actually discussed back in 2004 when there where some rumors that the colored actor Colin Salmon would step into... read more

Nov 2, 2008 Posted by Mike

Swedish Logical Fallacies about File Sharing

I watched a debate on Swedish television the other night, it was about P2P networks and the Alliance government’s new plans of giving record companies and the like rights to hunt down individual file sharers and sue them. From the view of personal integrity this is of course a problematic issue. But what I found even more perplexing was that there is absolutely no reasoning with those who hold the... read more