Comments for Paul McEwan

Comment on Sexy Bookmarks by admin

admin — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 05:32:55 +0000

Bo. I just saw this comment while checking email on my phone. I logged in and approved it from the phone. Now I am leaving a comment from my phone. I love the future.

Comment on Sexy Bookmarks by Bo Kauffmann

Bo Kauffmann — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 23:07:17 +0000

Nice Job….I love the way they look on my blog…..(Ok, so here is a shameless attempt at back-linking, I admit it….)

Comment on Sexy Bookmarks by Tania

Tania — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 21:07:35 +0000

thanks for this tidbit! I’m totally checking it out.

Comment on BC Ferries False Advertise by Jack Reimer

Jack Reimer — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 06:23:29 +0000

Assured loading tickets appear to be a rip off of the highest order. I have a remaining 5 trips left on my last purchase of 10 trips, and as I now find out, having passed the expiry date, the remaining value (over $400) is only redeemable as a ‘trade in’ for the purchase of 10 tickets at a cost of $1250. Meanwhile… The equivalent cost for a reservation… and achieving the same thing is 89.50 vs. the $125 costs using the assured loading. Also.. I am only able to use the remaining $400 as a down payment against another 10 assured loading tickets, not for another product such as a reservation.

Reservations are cheaper than assured loading, so why buy assured loading. Shouldn’t the costs be the same? Some option should be made to use the credit against other products. Either I spend another $840 or lose the $400 remaining value.

This is dishonest marketing.

Comment on Oogedy-Boogedy: The Mistery of SEO by Paul

Paul — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 02:48:36 +0000

Nope, no.

I was hoping to dispel some of the myths of SEO. One that arises a lot is that simple, basic well coded websites get indexed more.

When applied to business websites, a contest it might be. I think the term is Market Share. Popularity contests are found on Twitter, Facebook and other social media.

I think I was trying to say “Content is King” without actually saying it. There, I said it. Darn!

Comment on Oogedy-Boogedy: The Mistery of SEO by Bob

Bob — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 02:23:36 +0000

So, like life, it’s just one big popularity contest. The ugly, the weak, the unconfident never get ahead as far in life as the opposite.

Comment on If you are looking for Paul McEwan the actor by admin

admin — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 06:27:20 +0000

Thank you -)

Comment on If you are looking for Paul McEwan the actor by NR

NR — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 04:53:44 +0000

Sir, you are a mensch. Very cool of you to link like this. And with such skilled SEO techniques as well…

Yours sincerely,

An associate of Paul McEwan the actor, aka the actor Paul McEwan – the actor who acts on TV stage and other acty-places. Ach.

Comment on BC Ferries False Advertise by Peeved

Peeved — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 15:50:11 +0000

A good website Paul.
I moved from Victoria to the mainland in 1965. I have purchased and was family gifted the BCF Assured Boarding ticket (ABT) product over the many years since its inception. These were firstly offered in (good for life) booklet form then the BCF admin went to a swipeable plastic form only a few years ago. Always only purchasable with cash or a major credit card, (BCF will still not allow DEBIT CARD for anything ?). Over the 100s of boardings and many years these were saved for emergency family and other emergency crossings. (These do require to be there 20 minutes before sailing). This last Christmas day my wife and I were at the terminal 1 hour early but were informed at the wicket that the sailings were 2 hours apart, and we would miss the next sailing. I therefore
produced my card (with 7 sacred sailing credits on it). (When checked the night before the website seemed to
indicate 1 hour Christmas holiday sailings?). The ticket attendant said my AST sailing credits had expired. I was astounded and very upset. Especially upset because a previous attendant had transferred 3 lifetime book for sailing credits to my swipe card, when I balked she assured me that they would not expire. These sacred and very expensive sailing credits were never squandered but were cherished and saved only for emergencies. The ticket attendant was truly very sympathetic but said I would have to contact the BCF for some kind of an explanation? I last paid ~ $ 90 per credit an my last card, they are now ~ $ 140.
We have grandchildren and a wonderful 97 year young father which we must always be quickly available.
I understood all our Crown corporations were proposed to serve all BC taxpayers only in their best interest?

Comment on Do Bathroom Images ever sell a home? by admin

admin — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 05:28:14 +0000

It’s so nice to have you comment on my blog. Thank you. I’m looking forward to helping you make bloging a reality. It’s fun. When you blog, you start to view the world as possible content. I am also taking a Copy Blogger course called Internet Marketing for Smart People http://www.copyblogger.com/internet-marketing/