Category Archive: RKG

Softball, mysql, and Bush.

Here’s a new RKGDuck video showing how in a couple minutes you can write a powerful filter to assist with cleaning up keyword lists.

For the third year, we’re proud to have sponsored the annual North American Perl conference, a great geek conference which occurred last week in Chicago.

If you’re benefiting from the Open Source Movement, give something back.

Sometimes, we take technology for granted. That can be perilous in the search game.

I really like Gary Varynerchuk’s video on technology, goodness, and transparency in life and business.

We’ll do our best to answer your questions on this blog, if we can.

We’re leading 3 sessions at the 2008 ACCM Conference in Orlando, May 19-22. The DMA has generously provided a 25% speaker discount for us to share.

We’re speaking at the DMA B2B Marketing Conference March 3-5.

AdGroups are useful for folks managing small programs, and an essential construct in making Content advertising work well. However, for a large complex search program, AdGroups are simply in the way. In this post, we’ll dig into how and why we don’t pay too much attention to the engines’ advice on AdGroups.

Yesterday on SearchEngineLand we announced the opensourcing of RKG Duck, a powerful tool which lets you run filters on the Windows clipboard.

Congratulations to Ryan Gibson that his recent blog post, “Starting from Scratch: A Paid Search Primer”, was nominated for a best-post-of-2007 award.

Which sort of posts would you like see in 2008?

May 2008 be a great year of health, peace, and success for you and your family.

Some thoughts on migrating our corporate site to Wordpress, along with some code snippets.

We run an internal blog where all employees can post, and it is working well for us.

Congrats, Eddie and Judy. May you enjoy many years of health and happiness together.

Congrats to all our clients who made the 2007 IR 500 list.

Steve Bosley joins RKG as our new VP Marketing, and Larry Becker transitions to VP, Web Effectiveness.

Last Wednesday I was interviewed for “Online Marketing with RSS Ray.” We’re truly in the age of the micro-publisher.

We’re pleased to sponsor YAPC North America, next week in Houston.

Musings on a recent Surowiecki column about feature creeped products. While it would be somewhere between disingenuous and stupid to count every site abandon as an order sacrificed to poor usability, it’s worth considering what fraction of these missed opportunities better usability could in fact reclaim.

I’ll be speaking at Internet Retailer in San Jose next week.

Remarkableness changes the relationship between prospect, customer, and marketer.

I had the honor of presenting with CDW’s Anne Vargo this morning at ACCM in Boston.