links for 2007-12-27

Some of the suggestions are quite tangential, like do TV interviews, and some - sell your punters on as an email list - downright dodgy, but has a good list of online services and advertising resources that might be useful

"A site that is invisible in Google may as well not exist, and yet, design agencies of all sizes do not educate their clients about this". Adding "magic" SEO after-the-fact is not a good solution for most businesses either - they need to start right

"You spent the last 8 hours perfecting killer linkbait. You think it's going to do well on Digg...a few hours later, you receive an email from someone claiming that he'll get your account deleted and your article removed if you don't pay him $1000."

"It gets the job done" really means "It works with the default settings in my browser, my manager’s browser, and the client's browser. That's good enough for me. I want to go home and watch TV now."

"Sometimes when people first learn about Web accessibility they look for quick ways of improving the sites they build. This often leads to misuse or overuse of certain HTML features that are meant to aid accessibility". Puts me right on a couple of issues