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Everyone knows that It's the same the world over. Apparently (so someone told me in the pub years ago, so must be true) The stinging in your eyes and the strong smell is the pee reacting with the chlorine which they have to put in the water to kill all the germs.

Now that's someone I could work for

Very true. But I guess the security guys forgot to consider the scenario of the employee popping it in the post to another country

No doubt that's been rectified!

Other than putting his super secure and sensitive remote access token in the post to China, very little!

I get the SEO benefits, although we just simply went for the embedded YouTube player on our directories.

But is there any actual non anecdotal end user stats or feedback that shows that most people prefer to see video on a website rather than read the blurb?

I read somewhere that US mobile users prefer video on smart phones, but UK based feedback we have is that PC/laptop users aren't turned on by videos. Maybe it's a culture thing, and maybe the march of the mobile will naturally change things over the next 12 months?

Be good to see some actual studies though.

Hi Alice, you've bounced an old thread from 3 years ago, so this may not be upto date.

I'll close this thread, but a good reminder that we need a new optimising for Bing/Yahoo thread!

Any SEO guru's fill your boots!

Hi Alice

Pretty much covered my views in this post - Pinterest - whose using it and what do you think?

Short answer, not a sausage

But potential, yep I can see it, if not for me for other types of business.

I was doing some research recently to see if or how we could utilise it. Look at this example, heres a cook at home mum, with over 33,000 followers!

So she has useful visuals, ie food, and links back to recipes, but most pins are from other websites. So other than a warm cosy feeling, and publicity, what does she get out of it commercially?

So if you crack it, report back and let us know

Yup that sadly seems to be the consensus. They seem to be at the Woolworths stage, what actually are they?


lol Agreed, lost count of the number of fines I paid over the years!

Blimey that's a site I haven't been to in years! Used to always use his shields up service, and was always a good source of security advice, this bloke really knows his stuff.

Just had the urge to revisit, and the shields up page still looks the same as it always did

Lots of green squares, "Your system has achieved a perfect "TruStealth" rating"

Gives you a nice warm cosy feeling

The idea in theory is a good one, and any genuine sign or badge of quality that can be backed up, means increased customer confidence.

But you'll need sizable pockets for this scheme!