Dear readers: The Search Engine Marketing blog is retiring. I admit to feeling sentimental about it, because this blog was originally created for me by Jason Calacanis, in the early days of Weblogs, Inc, and although I ended up contributing to several blogs in our lineup, this is where it started for me. I'm grateful to Jason, and thankful for the people I met in the SEM and SEO universes, via this blog.
Chris Gilmer, who has been posting here lately, is still with us! You can find Chris writing on Download Squad, our software and online services blog.
Although our editorial priorities have changed over the nearly three years of operation, we do not remove retired blogs. the SEM blog will remain available as an archive (and not a badly optimized one!). Thanks to everyone for reading.
The SEM blog is retiring
Reader Comments
(Page 1)2. Sorry to see this blog go. Sure we can't persuade JC to keep it?
Posted at 1:05AM on Aug 9th 2006 by Free Auction Tips
3. Thanks for your work over time, Brad. I have enjoyed following this blog and reading your work. I wish you the best success now and in the future at whatever you put your hands to do.
Posted at 11:30AM on Aug 11th 2006 by David Wallace
5. We will miss your takes on a most interesting industry.
Posted at 2:30AM on Aug 16th 2006 by Tim O'Keefe
6. Sad to see the blog go.
Hope you reconsider and restart the blog!
Posted at 3:39AM on Aug 18th 2006 by softwarelisted
7. Too bad, this was one of my favorites. Most blogs in this realm seem to be focused on either one particular search engine (Google for the most part), or a narrow area of the SEM world, like link building or affiliate marketing.
I guess the demand just isn't there. Maybe that's for the best.
Posted at 11:01PM on Aug 20th 2006 by Adam Sharp
8. A bad news. I come from holiday and read this message. I was a daily reader, so i wish you the best and good luck.
Posted at 9:43AM on Aug 28th 2006 by Overclocking
9. What the heck is going on at weblogs? First i find out that the digital photography blog is being retired, then the photoshop blog, and now this.
Posted at 6:37PM on Aug 29th 2006 by 2007 Boss Mustang
10. Sorry to see you go! It's a real shame, it was one of my favourites.
Posted at 1:27PM on Sep 2nd 2006 by web site promotion tips
11. Than you for all the relevant Search engine Marketing posts.
Posted at 3:02AM on Sep 6th 2006 by Marcel Wagemeesters | Zoekmachine Marketing Expert
14. What sad news this is. Good luck to you
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16. Such a shame, I have learnt a lot from this blog.
Posted at 4:43AM on Oct 5th 2006 by gambling articles
19. I hope everybody benefit from what they've learned here :)
Posted at 7:26AM on Oct 12th 2006 by Free Link Exchange
20. Dear Mr. Brad, You and your friends have worked hard so that this weblog has reached it today's place on the web. All people who have learned so much from your writings ask you to find a way to keep this site alive, of course the point you mentioned about archieving is great but if you could, as a hobby, continue adding content, we all would be grateful so that the gears continue to be turning.
Posted at 6:42PM on Oct 12th 2006 by Banner Design
1. This is most unfortunate news. My condolences, I wish you the best of luck with your endeavors.
Posted at 4:06PM on Aug 8th 2006 by Spectrum