However, an actionable strategy with no-one to actually do the work is so much worse

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If anyone can work out how to bring in Schrodinger here I think that would be great. Something along the lines off 'if an actionable strategy has no-one to action it, is it a strategy at all?). Know thy minions and what they are capable of and remember, if the rules change half way through the game, then you should rethink what a 'win' will look like.


Before I sign off, last week Will ran a popular confere lebanon mobile phone numbers database nce call about how we use SEOmoz tools at Distilled. A recording of the call and the notes are now available online. If you would like to hear about future calls (and get future recordings) you can sign up on that page too. There was particular enthusiasm for one about advanced Excel (especially PivotTables) - watch out for that coming soon. (My thanks to Tom and Will Critchlow and Stephen Tallamy for their advice about Project Management for SEO) Just before the SEOmoz PRO Seminar, over the weekend, we updated the Linkscape index.


This is great timing because we're also unveiling (to PRO members only, sorry free members) the prototype for a new tool! We're calling it our competitive link finder, powered by Linkscape. But Tom Schmitz was good enough to explain things in a blog post some weeks back. But before I dive into the new tool, as is traditional, some numbers: URLs: 39 billion Root Domains: 55 million Subdomains: 208 million Links: 443 billion The sharp members of our audience will recognize that this index is, in fact, smaller than our last.