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It was a busy week between speaking gigs in New Orleans and Austin, but never fear - I've still got a great selection of the best content I found during the last 7 days! Did you find a fascinating feature or amazing article? Leave a…

If you attend conferences, you'll encounter lots of people doing things to get your business card. Walk the aisles of an exhibit hall, and you'll see fishbowls for iPad raffles, booth babes handing out t-shirts... all for the price of a…

For most attendees of Pubcon Las Vegas, the best part of Matt Cutts's keynote was his measured and nearly genial response to the previous day's attack on both him and Google by Internet entrepreneur Jason Calacanis. Cutts heads…

Neuromarketing got some extra exposure at Pubcon, one of the biggest web marketing conferences, last week.  I gave a presentation titled Brainfluence on the Web that started with a quick introduction to Neuromarketing, including several…

Pubcon 2010, (Las Vegas, November 8-11, 2010), the biggest web publishing and web marketing conference, will for the first time feature neuromarketing as a topic. I'll be doing a solo presentation with a special emphasis on neuro web…

We know that slow, balky, and confusing websites aren't a good thing. Traffic metrics show this, as does conversion data. Google, whom some think of as passively indexing the web, believes quick-loading pages are essential to a good…