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Common wisdom across the Blogosphere is that you should be blogging. All the time. If you’re not creating reams of content regularly, then your readers are going to desert you, RSS subscribers will throw in the towel and the search engine spiders will retreat to less dusty corners of the web.
This is of course, rubbish. Because guess what? You really shouldn’t be blogging.
Given that Lisa Barone’s doom-laden hyperbole has spread through Twitter faster than a case of the clap, you may well have read that Twitter’s New ReTweet Feature Sucks.
Apparently, the new RT button (that you don’t have to use and have survived without for the past year or so) is the harbinger of the apocalypse. That’s right. War, Death, Famine and Poor ReTweet Functionality are upon us, and the end of days is here.
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Nov 11
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… that I don’t admit when I’m talking out of my back passage. Within 30 seconds of me posting my Google logo rant this morning, my self-righteous finger pointing was proven to be self-important gasbaggery.
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I’ve just heard the news on Twitter that Google’s Toolbar Page Rank tool has been updated. A quick check around Unmemorable Title seems to confirm that, and I’m now the proud owner of a PR3 domain (interestingly, only the About and Portfolio inner pages have a Page Rank of their own).
So what does this mean? Does Page Rank really matter? Is the Toolbar rank so far removed from reality that it doesn’t matter at all?
Let me know your thoughts.