http://podcastanswerman.com/

If you’re curious, my podcast is the Reading & Writing podcast. I interview writers-authors. Recent interviewees have included Lee Child, Jason Starr, Joe Lansdale, Kevin J. Anderson, and many others – http://readingandwritingpodcast.com/

http://podcastanswerman.com/

If you're curious, my podcast is the Reading & Writing podcast. I interview writers-authors. Recent interviewees have included Lee Child, Jason Starr, Joe Lansdale, Kevin J. Anderson, and many others – http://readingandwritingpodcast.com/

Go ipod when you have the chance, podcast subscription is a wonderful thing.

Thanks for the shout out, I appreciate it. I didn’t swerve completely off the road when I heard it. Just a little swerve.

Go ipod when you have the chance, podcast subscription is a wonderful thing.

I have been listening to your show on and off for about a year. I usually pick up something new from show every time I listen to it. Not being terribly adept with mp3′s (because I am the last hold-out on the planet to buy an ipod), sometimes I go a few weeks without listening.

I think the most valuable thing I get from your show is sort of an orthogonal view of internet marketing. I often traipse off into directions exploring new tools and techniques, and it is interesting to hear what you two have to say about the same thing.

So often it is a good way to get an exterior opinion about what I am doing and thinking. For example, I had been introduced to Wonder Wheel on the Google adword keyword tool earlier this summer. I had been using it just as you described, so I felt at least confirmed on an approach to using it correctly.

Incidently, regarding WW, it is not semantically related terms that are derived, so am wondering if this is the test ground for LSI.

Nice work guys,

Frank Dobner

I have been listening to your show on and off for about a year. I usually pick up something new from show every time I listen to it. Not being terribly adept with mp3's (because I am the last hold-out on the planet to buy an ipod), sometimes I go a few weeks without listening.

I think the most valuable thing I get from your show is sort of an orthogonal view of internet marketing. I often traipse off into directions exploring new tools and techniques, and it is interesting to hear what you two have to say about the same thing.

So often it is a good way to get an exterior opinion about what I am doing and thinking. For example, I had been introduced to Wonder Wheel on the Google adword keyword tool earlier this summer. I had been using it just as you described, so I felt at least confirmed on an approach to using it correctly.

Incidently, regarding WW, it is not semantically related terms that are derived, so am wondering if this is the test ground for LSI.

Nice work guys,

Frank Dobner