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Monthly Archives: November 2009 Thanks to my man Evan, he and I have been talking tonight (yeah, it’s 2:17am on a black friday) about what S&P support level to look for as we have broken near support of 1082 in the S&P Futures market due to this Dubai $60Billion crap. See the chart below that show a support level…  Last week I was quoted in my tweet that Walmart (Ticker: WMT) would try $55 and if it didn’t get pinned to $55 (November Options Expiration) then it would get pinned downward and buy DEC $55 calls at if that happens, otherwise hold. Well, it marched up to $54.87 and didn’t touch $55, so Market…  I was in a conversation recently with a client who said “no one uses facets for searching…” I was surprised at their comment and probed a bit as to why they thought so. I opened their home page and I soon surmised why. The facets they had did not seem to be very useful. No… Taxonomies, as hierarchical vocabulary structures, clearly define relationships between words and concepts. If a taxonomy is implemented and governed properly, there is a high degree of control over how terms are added, modified, and deleted. Terms used for content tagging can also be controlled in how they are selected and applied. Similarly, records management is… I recently had a former client ask what they needed to consider as part of their taxonomy RFP. Here are some things to include: 1. Specific approaches to taxonomy development: steps for term extraction, approaches for automated and manual content audit procedures 2. Taxonomy testing: What are the methods by which the taxonomy will be… Much has been written about the value of SEO when it comes to taxonomies. I feel it’s a huge weapon in the battle against outdated legacy terminology and spur of the second marketing speak. How about SEO as the enemy of navigation? Is there such a problem as too much of a good thing? When… |
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