Sunsilk: Glad you’re not Australian!
June 8th, 2006 by Sarah KingSunsilk have harnessed the power of the chat bot with a range of Wingmen. All very Top Gun, I reckon.
According to their pop-quiz my perfect man is David Hassle [chat with MY wingman]. In theory, perhaps, after all I grew up on Kit and Knight Rider… According to a MySpace page they’ve set up he’s only 18. Now we’re talking!
I don’t know if it will catch on with my age group but the kids who love tamagotchis will probably love this. Read the rest of this entry »
Snap Happy with a Shoemoney Shirt
June 4th, 2006 by Sarah KingSome time ago Jeremy Schoemaker sent me some Shoemoney tShirts, they took a very long time to float across the Pacific Ocean, so long in fact that I thought he must have changed his mind 
So, imagine my surprise when they arrived. I got my Mother to take a photo with amazing Bream Bay as the backdrop but all I got was blue sky and clouds. Humpf. Read the rest of this entry »
More Shoemoney than the man himself!
May 25th, 2006 by Sarah KingJeremy Schoemaker aka Shoemoney is a hoot. He has a great blog and a series of forums and now he wants his name to be famous (watch for the trademark application 
) because our adoration obviously wasn’t enough.
He recently sent me some shirts from his company and I’ll be having a bit of fun with them over the next few months. Watch this space. I would have done it anyway but if he wants to follow up the shirts with cold, hard, cash who am I to stop him!
Christian from SEOPedia is giving it a whirl too.
Who said chicks don’t blog!
May 16th, 2006 by Sarah KingI stumbled across Jack of All Blogs today, in particular Move over boys, we are pimping out the blogosphere. Girls, it’s worth a read! Are we quietly just getting on and doing our thing – or are we being walked over.
Now, I can’t imagine the other SarahK, Summer or Andrea being walked over… nor Cathy Odgers (come back, we miss you!)
Cathy is quoted over at Kea Blog as saying: Read the rest of this entry »
I wanna build me a website!
May 3rd, 2006 by Sarah KingAt the v7n forum an enthusiastic programmer decided he wanted to build himself a FSBO website for the UK market. Only he gave his site description and when other forumites came back with warnings that the FSBO market was pretty tough and cornered by the big realtor franchises he obviously had no idea what FSBO stood for!!!
FSBO: For Sale By Owner, usually real estate.
It’s a term that is catching on as the industry grows and while it’s not in common conversation yet if you are planning a business you should at least know the catch phrases of the industry.
Now, I’m as guilty as the next person of throwing up a website and having a go. But if you are planning for this to be more than a hobby, for it to be a proper business then it’s essential to have a written business plan… Read the rest of this entry »
Mike Dammann: Lets rally together to make him a US Citizen
April 21st, 2006 by Sarah KingSEO entrepeneur Mike Dammann has been noticeable by his absense from the online world this month and apparantly his USA residency papers were not what they should have been [source1] [source2].
Now the first rules of illegal immigrants are
- keep a low profile
- don’t leave the country and try to get back in
Google gets upclose and personal
December 21st, 2005 by Sarah KingOne of the key problems with the internet is the fact that you never get to really interact with the people whose services you are using. This might mean a company or person is misrepresented, either to their benefit or detriment. Chat rooms amplify the problem on a personal level but all “clicks only” present an image that may, or may not, represent reality.
Google is trying to overcome that problem within it’s own company with their Google Space initiative – a retail type stand at major UK airports. They’ve rightly noticed that at airports you have “dead time” with little to do. Shopping isn’t always a great idea but surfing, checking email and forums just might be. Read the rest of this entry »
It’s Church Jim, but not as we know it!
September 21st, 2005 by Sarah KingI never expected to paraphrase Star Trek’s Dr McCoy – but there you go, there’s a little trekkie in all of us waiting to get out.
I sat down last night and watched Downsize Me, one of the latest reality shows leading us mere mortals out of the darkness and into the light of good living. We have parenting programs, makeovers and now lifestyles. Who ever thought healthy living would make good TV? Read the rest of this entry »
