Let’s face it, someday Google is going to rule the world and we are just along for the ride of free beta testing. I don’t mind being the guinea pig if it means getting some sort of free service so of course I had to scope out the new Google Voice.

Thousands of people use Google Analytics every day for their website reporting. Besides being one of the most comprehensive analytics platforms on the web, Google Analytics is also 100% free, which is invaluable to a small business looking to get the most out of their online marketing spend.

When I hear the word YouTube two things come straight to mind: global connection and sneezing panda.

I am one of those people that gets really excited about something for a little while, then my passion slowly fades out (like getting all excited about scuba and ballroom dance classes, then realizing the time and money investment and losing interest). I seem not to have this problem with Drupal though, because the Drupal CMS is really that awesome. Heavenly even. Below are my reasons why.

Past CMS Nightmares

1. Meta page title

Arguably one of the most important factors of your on-page SEO, the meta page title is one of the first signals that search engines look at when they try to rank your page.

A good meta page title should be kept to 70-75 characters long, and should include 2-3 keyword phrases (a good keyword phrase is generally 3-4 words long), with little to no keyword repetition.

Back in 2008, when LevelTen made the official switch to only supporting the Drupal CMS, one of the primary factors in our decision making was the marketing capabilities that Drupal provided. From a purely search engine optimization standpoint, Drupal was (and still is) heads and shoulders above other open source content mangement systems. Why is Drupal so much better?

1. Great coding.
2. Ease of content creation.
3. Modular functionality.

Great Coding

June 7, 2010. DALLAS – Scribes have historically recorded valuable information for kings, nobles, and civilizations. Now, Scribe SEO has made it possible to decipher effective website copywriting for the masses.

DALLAS – May 25, 2010 – Bright business minds will converge on the campus on Southern Methodist University for the second annual Big Design Conference, May 28-29. LevelTen Interactive Director and President Tom McCracken is a featured speaker for the event, and plans to give a talk about agile development.

All signs point to Twitter continuing to boom internationally, with more than 105 million users to date, 60% of which live outside the United States.