From time to time even the best minds (yes including mine) can hit a creative brick wall, making it difficult to find topics for blog posts and newsletters. In response to this I (with the help of my friends at VerticalResponse) have put together five points from where you draw creative inspiration.

I no sooner sat down at my desk this morning to find out that my friend and yours Michael Jackson had passed due to a massive heart attack.

Over optimization has been spoken about over and over again (pardon the pun), often people pointing the finger at "over optimization" for the reason why they're not being found in the SERP's.

I'm getting a little tired of all these newsletters and articles, "TOP TEN TIPS" and "Do These 4 Things and Make Millions", it's all about some golden check list that you MUST follow, if you don't your face will fall off and you will turn an off color green

In my mad search for a new local pizza delivery place (which I need stop doing and start cooking more)  I stumbled upon a nifty new Google Maps feature, "What's here?"

Driving to work got me thinking about how I can help you get a better understanding about the tools available on AddMe and how they can be used to drive more search traffic to a web site.

What better way to educate than via a webinar training session, webinars are a great way to bring us all together and at the same time open up lines of real time communication.
From the comfort of your own desk you can login and have a dedicated one hour search engine optimization session hosted by AddMe and Nick Stamoulis from Brick Marketing.

The search engine optimization training webinar will cover the fundamentals of on page SEO such as keyword research, content writing, XML sitemap creation and more.

More information about the SEO training and booking forms located here.

Are you one of those businesses that have been sticking their big toe in the pool we like to call Twitter? Still not exactly sure how to incorporate it into your daily online marketing plan? Just dive in head first and figure it out as you go.

Each day I check my newsletter s and tweets, of late all I read is "bing" this and "bing" that, initially I thought i was receiving a barrage of text messages from my phone (yeah, it makes a "bing" sound when I get a new sms). Instead everyone is talking about the new search engine released by Microsoft, BING.

There has been a fair deal of hype about the latest and greatest from Google, yet to be released, Google Wave. So, what is it?!