So you’ve heard that Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) is the game changer for your website. You’ve even done some research and learned the basics. Oh, you can link build, content generate and meta describe with the best of them but when it comes to the finer points of this strange new Google-drive science, it’s hard to know where to turn for advice.
SEO Gadget , this week’s blog of the week, is more than just a blog – it’s the consumer-facing side of the SEO Gadget consultancy, a job board …

You might be neither slutty nor domestic but that doesn’t mean that this week’s Blog of the Week, Domestic Sluttery , isn’t possibly the most fun group blog on the web right now. The site, run by a group of fashionable, flirty, fun London women, scours the web and the world for shamelessly appealing household goods, food and drink, handcrafts and fashion.
The Domestic Sluttery team writes, “Domestic Sluttery is a new way of life. Written by women who cook, decorate and design (usually with a glass of wine close …

Fake Steve Jobs (a humourous tech blogger who blogged as Steve Jobs before he was legally required to add the ‘Fake’ prefix) seems to have started a trend. Fake celebrity blogs of all sorts have popped up over the years and this week’s Blog of the Week, Damien Hirst, is by far the most creative to date.
The fake Damien Hirst, who describes himself as “an unknown artist from an unknown country living an unknown life in an unknown village trying to infect our planet earth with the true love …

You’re so “happy” that people have finally started to truly “understand” grammar rules and punctuation issues. In fact, “perfect” punctuation is so “widespread” that it must have taken Bethany Keeley, founder of The “Blog” of “Unnecessary” Quotation Marks “ages” to hunt down the painful, yet humorous, photos of quotation marks used in the most unlikely of circumstances.
This week’s Blog of the Week, The “Blog” of “Unnecessary” Quotation Marks is a library of images in which the unassuming punctuation mark has been utilised in dozens of incorrect ways. While …

So, what did you learn today? I learned that dirty dishes don’t clean themselves if you leave them overnight, the local supermarket doesn’t stock broccoli and that 4,000 year old cheese was found in Egyptian tombs. The bit of knowledge that might actually be handy in a pub quiz was courtesy of Learn Something Everyday, a visually enticing site of fun facts that does exactly what it says on the tin. Every day, a fun fact (did you know that Salvidor Dali designed the Chupa Chups logo?) is …