This is a list of the essential items that permanently stay in my travel bag that I never leave home without. Watch—I have been a fan of the Garmin Series of watches for several years. I currently use the Garmin Fexix 7 Pro, which gives me a ton of information and maps in a pinch. It helps me […]
We chose Guatemala City to visit when looking for a destination for a long weekend that met the following criteria: Guatemala City and neighboring Antigua ticked all of the boxes, and we were not disappointed. Guatemala City, the capital of Guatemala, with several historical landmarks and cultural museums, is an excellent hub to start your trip
Destinations There are many unique places to visit in the world. I have been fortunate to see over 100 countries, and I want to visit many more. I am not a traditional travel blogger; I typically document what to do over a long weekend and, most importantly, create a journal of my experience. Planning Tips
We are continuing our theme of data transparency and effectiveness with ‘Data Deception,’ which I describe as using large numbers without context to deceive someone into believing you are more successful than you are. I wanted to write about this after listening to an episode of The Freakonomics Podcast, in which they discussed data fabrication.
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I want to thank David Rodnitzky for writing the book “Selling Your Marketing Agency: Making the Most of Your Most Important Deal” – an excellent book I have wanted to write for a few years. It would have been a great resource when I was selling my first agency. David has experience buying and selling agencies in different formats
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Yesterday, I posted a variation of this post on LinkedIn, indicating that now that I have sold Hreflang Builder, I will be working as an advisor and shifting my consulting focus back to some of the work I did at the beginning of my career. I get the most fulfillment when I am intellectually stimulated
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Over the past few months, I met with several current and potential agency partners to discuss their experiences with hreflang, specifically Hreflang Builder. I wanted to understand why they were not using it as much as they should be. The responses were interesting and eye-opening. After absorbing all of this input and reflection, I came
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The Frustration That Sparked This Post A manager I was advising said something that stuck with me: “My team doesn’t seem to care about business objectives—they only focus on their KPIs.” It sounds like a leadership problem. And it is. But here’s the kicker:When I asked him if he’d actually shared the business objectives with
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The past few weeks have been very frustrating, and most of it has been from trying to nurture a few projects stuck in limbo. I did a few whiteboard sessions to identify the problems and how we might break through. It seems simple: the company says they are losing $1 to $5 million a month
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No more than 30 minutes after I posted an article detailing SEO frustrations implementing hreflang, Facebook reminded me that I had posted a similar frustration on a Friday five years earlier. Funny, Facebook wanted to create a donate button when I posted the observation. I should have taken them up and maybe made a GoFundMe
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