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The SEO space has hit peak irony as Moz, famed home of domain authority and go-to site for many an SEO, is bumped from the Google index by a dodgy DCMA request. Every website owner should be worried about this - next time, it could be you. https://www.chrislynch.link/seo/digital-marketing-and-seo-news/dmca-request-kills-moz-in-google-search-index/

Went for a walk. Found this creepy-ass shack. Didn't go in, because it clearly belongs to a witch.

Another day, another rejected @these3streams author pic. I call this one "Why are they making an ice cream the flavour of my soul?" #writersoftwitter #literarylife

Question for my #writingcommunity and the #writersofinstagram. If you were being interviewed at a festival, what's the one question you would want to be asked about your book that nobody ever asks? (Fancy headwear optional).

This is not my van.

Straight answers from Google are *rare* but when they don't like something, they do tend to come out and say it.

I *love* the Banana Experiment. It's a great example of how dangerous "groupthink" is and even if the experiment never really happened, the description is compelling enough and the behaviours recognisable enough that it doesn't matter. If you've ever heard the words "that's how we've always done it" or "that's the way we do it here" then the Banana Experiment is a tool you need in your bag to help you win the argument.

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