And just like moving house I still have the equivalent of unopened boxes to work through. My theme needs updating and I’ve changed the page structure. I have no idea what that will do navigation, but it’s for the best because my blog wasn’t very well organised where it lived before. It ran quite slow too. I had to optimise the database every few days. The hosting account I’d had for quite some time wasn’t serving me well anymore so it was time to bite the bullet and make some changes.

Well, back to unpacking!

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Update: I decided that I’d go back to the old permalink structure, because when I reviewed both types I realised I didn’t need to fix what wasn’t broken.

They’ve got some interesting insights into search engine marketing and that’s something that’s becoming more and more of interest to me these days.

I’m especially interested in what they say about the so called ‘Googlopoly’. It seems the FTC might have shot a little warning shot across their bows, after the purchase of Double Click.

I’m not sure Microsoft were too happy about that one either. But let’s be honest, Microsoft have done the same kind of thing in the past.

Anyway, I’ve read a few posts on the blog and some of the insight would actually be pretty useful to anyone wanting to market as effectively as possible. Analysis of trends and the reason behind them is always of benefit.

SEO Company in Austin

I don’t know what that means in terms of using their theme, but I guess at some point it may become a chargeable item.

Think it’s about time I learned how to create a theme fully for myself. I rather like the idea of having something unique. Finding time to learn how to do it properly and then doing it is always going to be a problem though.

From what I’ve seen of various blogs, a good design can make all the difference in usability.