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That's it, all jabbed up this morning. Ah well, she's alright now I think her mum was more upset than she was, who had to wait outside! I dunno, you girls!

Guess it's called a lack of competition

yup, and the sooner the better! I suppose the fall out will be from businesses that have been naively/or taking shortcuts using some of these offshore cowboys and their dubious techniques

I came across this blog post via Search Engine Land

Matt Cutts from Google has done a good blog post about paid links and what happens when you are caught.

phew! A bit heavy going, but very interesting


Yup, thats also one one of the comments said, and it sounds like a fair point, meaning social is here and now, with upto date relevance, tweet, fb/google comment, but weakens quickly, where as a link is longer established and has staying power.

Be interesting to know if that really is how it works, but thats the way the evidence seems to be pointing.

Just about to go through the MMR with our youngest. Missus is paranoid, and there was so much negative publicity a few years ago, which was proven in the end to be false, but has left a lot of parents confused and with some doubts over it's safety.

I think the main issue seems to be the number of vaccinations taken together. Our little 'un is scheduled to have the MMR and a couple of others, which will mean 7 jabs in one day. So as a compromise, we are having the MMR, waiting a couple of weeks and then having the other shots.

Cost versus reward. Most domains are only relevant to you, so unlikely to be worth anything in reality, then you have time/cost/effort of building and hosting a site to put it on, plus effort of link building etc.

Guess that's why parked domain services are so popular.

If you have a domain name that someone wants, they will contact you regardless of where or what it's associated with, parked or not parked.

I chased mylocalservices.com for 5 years until the owner finally agreed to sell it to me Prob the only offer he ever had and thought I was nuts, but I wanted it

I preferred the previous one one, I thought it was iconic.

Blimey, now they have to update all the documentation, packaging, branding etc, plus the design costs, it must have cost a fortune.

No doubt some clever soul has done some indepth analysis that the rebrand will increase revenues by xyz.

Personally, for my fag packet analysis, it looks like they've gone for something designed on Word '97 in Arial with a bit of clip art