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Building Findable Websites: Web Standards, SEO, and Beyond
Building Findable Websites: Web Standards, SEO, and Beyond
Aarron Walter
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“Companies waste fortunes seeking a magic bullet for Search Engine Optimization. But the keys to honest, effective web findability are appropriate writing and semantic markup. Aarron Walter’s wonderfully lucid and informative book tells everything you need to know to get your web content (or your client’s) in front of as many appreciative readers as possible.”

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University of Georgia Guest Lecture

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29 Nov . 2006

I’ll be speaking about blogging tomorrow to Valerie Boyd’s Critical Writing: The Art of the Review course in the School of Journalism at the University of Georgia. The talk will explore the history, significance, legal implications, and process of blogging. We’ll have a hands on session with WordPress and discuss it’s features. The presentation slides can be downloaded in PDF format [3.5mb]. The presentation notes are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5 license.

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