With Google now providing convenient anchor links as sitelinks within search results for long structured documents I thought it would be prudent to examine current solutions for WordPress and see which of them is most likely to help you obtain anchor links.Read carefully - there is a competition at the end to get my bonus for Stompernet without buying anything

Danny Sullivan has a comprehensive look at Google's new SideWiki feature to Google toolbar and site reviews.He has also been using it to add some commentary on various sites as you can see from his Google profile.This Google search query shows pages being indexedThey are not blocked in Google's robots.txt currently

I just received quite a shocking email that Stompernet have added Infusionsoft as the 11th tool to their arsenal of internet marketing tools.For me it is a bit of a dilemma, as I have quite a love <> hate opinion about InfusionsoftOn the plus sideI love marketing tools that help magnify your ability to make money from existing leads and Infusionsoft is one of the best tools for tracking and segmenting email marketing campaigns (within affordable limits for most online marketers)

Despite the number of high profile blogs that seem to be allowed to bend the Vimeo terms of service, Vimeo make it reasonably clear multiple times on their website that they are not for commercial use.Their terms of service mentions itThe signup page mentions it clearly... below the fold it is however very easy to miss.

Earlier today I was watching a video for Jeff Walker newest product... yeah a new product, not just a relaunch of Product Launch Formula and I was struck by one small factoid within the first of many new (free) instructional videos.Whilst consulting with Tony Robbins (yes THE Tony Robbins) who you would think would have all the fundamentals of online marketing totally mastered, there was a surprising revelation.

You didn't think I would leave it at just my expert perspective on the Technorati changes did you?As with my previous post I want to make clear that it is somewhat of a dilemma writing about Technorati, as I provide some infrequent consultation to Blogcatalog in some ways one of their competitors.However as well as providing an expert's overview of Technorati I have always been an avid user, so this is Technorati from a purely user's perspective.

In my last post about the Stompernet Stomperstorm Taguchi Testing service, I went over the features extensively and demonstrated how I set up a campaign.This post goes over the results of that short test.

Very Short test Run

I set it up and pulled down the content after 24 hours - the intended landing page changed from being free content to a sales letter, and whilst I thought the "fake blog post" method I was using was legitimate, as soon as the free offer disappeared it was no longer viable, and I much prefer preselling than sending random visitors.

IANAL so I am not going to offer anything material to any conversations about the new FTC guidance.But this annoyed me yesterdayClickbank has required for some time (at least 2 years) that affiliates comply with FTC recommendations for WOMM. That could just be looked at as a legal "out" but it is there in writing.There is lots of noise (and some signal) over the last couple of days about the FTC, so affiliates are using it in headlines for email promotions. I opened one and the link was a Clickbank promotion, I opened a second, and it was to a genuine blog post.Here is what the person promoting an affiliate product sent

This is in many ways one of the most painful blog posts I could write, because it is about a service that is the closest anyone has come in 4 years to the "software as a service platform" I would like to create.The business model is totally different but the front end seems to have many of the features and attention to detail that I would require, and to be honest much of what I want to achieve on the backend & network effect isn't necessary for many business users.If what I want to create is a lion, Quansite is a tiger - different animals, different prey - both killers and could probably co-exist.Quansite is a WordPress based blogging platform for business, but calling it that is really doing it a bit of a disservice.It is the kind of system that will take a huge bite out of the business of high-priced website development shops targeting small business, because so much is done for you.

Quansite Marketing Pro

There are a couple of WordPress themes I know of which can claim drag and drop, but they are not designed for creating sales pages & one-time offers, or "touch of a button" squeeze page creation.

I am always in 2 minds to write anything about Technorati but ultimately the changes to the site today are extremely significant, and I had to balance that against my ability to offer suitable commentary

1. Since I started advising Blogcatalog a little in private, writing about Technorati, Mybloglog or any other blog directory or search engine in some ways would be like writing about the competition. Celebrating the great things a competitor does would probably be acceptable, whereas writing something negative would be "dissing the competition"
2. This blog has always had in-depth coverage of blog search, blog social networks and blog related SEO, especially in regards to things like the benefits of semantic markup and tagging. Not writing something would leave a huge whole in my content and a disservice to my audience.

My choice is to write something, but understand that some might look on what I write as being a little biased. In my own mind I am a Technorati fan, so hopefully that will temper my reactions to some features.I need to qualify the title of this post - I have spent countless days over the last 2-3 years studying changes the user interface, plus the internal and external SEO factors of all the large blogging platforms, social networks and search engines. Whilst my email exchanges with Blogcatalog are extremely infrequent, I am constantly monitoring for changes.