Video of my interview with Fox12

Someone over at Fox12 deleted the video from their servers. Sorry for the inconvenience!

My how time flies when you are busy as hell

Wow a lot has happened since my last post.
The most recent time consuming change I have been dealing with is Google and Yahoo!, no not merging like all my other posts have ranted about, no now they can view Flash text and links. This is a major deal for some of my company's clients. Some are built completely in Flash. So now as a person who knows a little about code I now need to try and figure out what exactly Google and Yahoo will see in that code and what will lead to better ranking. (I still find it interesting that MSN/Live is not in on the Flash party but that is going to be a different post.) So HiHoHiHo it's off to coding I go.

What will happen to the little local guy GooHoo?

So as I am managing my various local SEM campaigns I started to think. (I know heaven forbid I do that while working) What 3% of ads will Google be sharing with Yahoo!? I have budgets set on each separately for a reason. If Yahoo! serves local AdWords ads which account will they be credited to/against? Just thoughts from a local SEM guy.

The fall of two?

Does the abandonment of the Yahoo! merger by Microsoft mean a fall of two rather than just one. Let's be honest could Yahoo! really actually accept the merger deal? Wouldn't that mean it has accepted defeat, especially for Mr. Yang who has only recently come on board in the last year or so? Seems like the struggle of the power ego's may continue based on Yang's interest in continuing talks. But Ballmer has already called this off once. Is it Microsoft playing hard to get or is it Yahoo!? Who has the most to lose? I say both.