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I’m going to buy this book. And if you are creating a brand for a client, or yourself, I suggest you read Crushit by Gary Vaynerchuk:

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photo credit: Tomas Caspers Since the majority of people use Internet Explorer, are you designers even looking at HTML 5.0? Let us know!

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I have been looking everywhere for standards compliant, XHTML 1.0 Transitional (1.1 and Strict of course) website templates to use on sites I manage. Of course I can create them myself, thank you very much , but if you ever have had an order as a web designer for 50+ sites within the timespan of [...]

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There is always going to be the need for POSH!

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There has been updates to the web standards authority site. It’s also moving on up in Google’s SERPs. All in all, great info and SEO. read more | digg story

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photo credit: schoschie It seems to keep coming up in conversations I have – that the WordPress CMS is probably the best platform for a site owner to run “out of the box”. And with that, there are tons of (X)HTML correct and valid, Semantic WordPress Themes available. Heck, I will even create one for [...]

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photo credit: richardmasoner During the end of last year (2007), and up to now (August 15th, 2008), I have gone from switching my web host company close to four times – yes, I did say four times! And I say “close” because just recently I switched back to the one I am on now. I [...]

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Semantic Advertising (advertising based around the meaning of text). Now that’s a topic worthy of discussion, especially when one considers an alternative to Google is tangible. According to CEO Amiad Solomon, (Semantic Advertising (advertising based around the meaning of text))…will help make advertising more relevant to viewers. What do you think?

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photo credit: kamaru I’ve read some disparaging remarks that some marketers (pretty much all of them…) have said in regards to semantics. Specifically statements to the effect that, “I tried using valid web standards markup, but they didn’t pay off in SERPs, so I stopped using them.” Too bad for the world. These marketers will [...]

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