• Todd Malicoat aka stuntdubl here from upstate NY - solo marketing consulting geek here from the SEO school of thought. :) Thanks for some great posts.

  By  Todd, at September 29, 2006 10:20 AM




• Jessica Guadiana from the cubicle next to yours. Pretty much reading the klog was forced on me - you know, a read or solve your css problems on your own situation... Not really, as I remember, you didn't tell me about this until I think after my first SES show. Anyway, you've put up some great posts that I reference back to often - excellent work.

  By  Jessica, at September 29, 2006 11:21 AM




• Joe Balestrino aka Mr SEO. There is a whole post here about me, so I'll spare you the long intro. I found this blog by doing my research. My job is to be connected to people and resources that will help me stay informed. That is part of what I do and that's why I read it.

  By  Mr SEO, at September 29, 2006 1:33 PM




• Taylor Pratt here from Pittsburgh, PA. I found your blog through a little research, and through some mentions from Mr. SEO, Joe Balestrino. I read your Klog as a tool to stay up to date with e-marketing and business practices in general.

  By  Pratt, at September 29, 2006 1:49 PM




• Jackie Garifo: girlfriend, part-time editor, cupcake maker, etc. I am one of many, that ideas are bounced off of, I get the inside scoop on a field I knew nothing about and now know somewhat about. I don't 'need' or am required to read the klog. However, I do so out of moral support and mild interest. Keep it coming kid!

  By  Jackie, at September 29, 2006 3:07 PM




• Jim Boykin here from 5 minutes away from Todd.
  
  I enjoy your blog, one of my favorites is "Can You Guarantee #1 in Google?"
  
  Happy Linking Bro!

  By  Jim, at September 29, 2006 5:20 PM




• Drew Solorio here from beautiful DePue, Illinois. I'm a graphic designer and Counter-Strike fiend. Reading the Klog became very interesting when I realized I could write just about anything and Karl would still post it for everyone to see. I know at least Karl enjoys my verbal abuse of Yahoo! and Google. Karl's probably my best friend, so it's good to see that his peers in the SEO world enjoy and appreciate the Klog. Keep up the good work bro!

  By  drew, at September 29, 2006 5:25 PM




• Kelly Wilson - Yahoo! Store website designer, cubicle buddy, CSS (and CSI) fanatic.
  
  I can't remember exactly when I subscribed to the Klog, but it was in the early days. It's exciting to know someone else who is also very dedicated and passionate about their career! Keep up with great work Karl!! :)

  By  Kelly Wilson, at September 30, 2006 2:01 PM




• CK Chung, aka Kid Disco, comin' atchya from the OC - about 2800 miles from Jim and Todd.
  
  In-house SEO, sole proprietor, and entrepreneur... extraordinaire. :P
  
  Enjoying the Klog! Keep up the good work!

  By  kid disco, at October 02, 2006 1:49 PM




• Robin Kay Levine, owner of Eco-Me, a company specializing in 100% natural kits for home, body and pets. My website is: www.eco-me.com.
  
  I am pretty new to online stuff, my webstore is great and fairly simple and your suggestions on your blog have helped in lots of ways. Most of the time I am too busy to even think, but I need to remember to sit back and learn and absorb new ideas in order to grow my business. I recently learned that press is by far the biggest leg up on business. I find it fairly easy to get people to stop by, but to buy is a different beast.
  
  Thanks!

  By  Robin Kay Levine, at October 02, 2006 6:35 PM




• Karl,
  
  Thanks for all the help with optimizing our site. After your help, within 48 hours we jumped from number 109 to number 70 on a particular key work that we were interested in on the Yahoo search engine. For us that was great encouragement.
  
  In your blog, the links you provide to other informational sites have proven VERY useful. Also, your commentary doesn't feel "canned" and I like your direct approach.
  
  Thanks for all of your help.
  
  Amie
  Sparklecove

  By  Amie Brown, at October 03, 2006 8:14 AM




• Barb Wilcox, Baraboo WI. In 1995 I began using a PC at my day job and learned a DOS accounting program. (oh boy!) In 2003 I started exploring the internet on the home computer I had purchased primarily for my teenage son. I understood nothing and couldn't get anything to happen. I'd ask my son for help and in his frustration he would simply say, "just point and click, MOM!" I don't remember just how long it took before things started to make sense and I was off and running, but in 2005 when I decided to build a web site I was clearly venturing, yet another step, into the unknown.
  
  I chose the Yahoo! Store platform and started building. When most of the products had been posted and descriptions had been written, I knew I needed help with SEO and PPC. I found my way to Karl because All Web Promotions came up first on a list of Yahoo! Store Developers.
  
  Karl, Michelle and Kelly have all been wonderful to work with and given my store many much needed boosts. It isn't ALL Web's job to teach, but I have learned a few things and I continue to read the "Klog" in an effort to learn more. Karl's blogs, publication recommendations and web tool discoveries are great and I have really enjoyed watching the "Klog" grow.
  
  Keep it coming, Karl!

  By  Barbara Wilcox, at October 03, 2006 8:26 AM




• Greg Heredia: friend, winner of monday night texas hold em games, and winner of marvel vs. capcom; basically i just dominate karl. Good job with the klog and one of these days you'll help me with the blog so i can trade away a playstation 2 for a house. Remember no place so close can take you one mile away!

  By  Greg, at October 03, 2006 4:20 PM




• Diana Puchalski from Aurora, IL here. I am a Project Manager for a small marketing company and I also own and operate two online businesses. www.bella-cosa.com and www.cherishedrecollections.biz.
  
  Basically Karl is my Yoda (lol). He is always willing to help me out when I have a question or have run into problems when I am re-vamping one of my sites. I try to return the favors when I can.
  
  Keep up the great work Karl! When I finish my directories you will be on them. I won't rest until my jewelry site makes the top 10!!!

  By  Diana, at October 05, 2006 10:29 AM




• Lisa Ratchford the owner of Busy Bodies Boutique which specializes in boys clothing. Karl does the optimization on my website. I am learning tons from the "Klog" I consider Karl to be a real fountain of SEO knowledge.

  By  Lisa Ratchford, at October 07, 2006 5:43 PM




• Alan Shupp from one cubicle from you ... or maybe it's really two because there are two people in the cubicle so if you count seats ... So I was born and then I did stuff. Now as for Karl, like many disciplines SEO is a combination of craft and art, and Karl has it down. I appreciate his work.

  By  Alan, at October 18, 2006 12:31 AM




• Gina McGrath from gina b. international where we manufacture laptop handbags for women. Thanks for your SEO efforts with the gina b. website (www.ginabinternational.com). Your efforts have already started to pay off! I am looking forward to reading your blog and continuing my much needed education on SEO.

  By  Gina, at November 06, 2006 2:28 PM




• Hi Karl. I found your blog through MyBlogLog and I'm glad I did. Your personal list of Search Marketing Blogs made the discovery worthwhile all in itself and it's very much appreciated. Thanks for sharing that.
  
  I'm a software engineer who got caught up in the fascination of the world of internet marketing. I started an LLC last year and the first project to come out of it is PlugIM. It's an social media/bookmarking style site specifically geared towards internet marketing, SEO, SEM, making money online etc.

  By  Dravis, at January 27, 2007 3:02 AM




• I Googled "Help set up yahoo website" and found your blog.
  
  I make 3d art which I give away and hope to one day sell to digital scrappers and anyone else who would like cute pictures.
  
  http://janscute3dart.blogspot.com/search/label/Cutie%20Pie%20Set1
  
  is the site of my Blog pointing to the first set of digital images for downloading.
  
  http://cute-3d-art.com/
  
  is the site of my website as I am just playing and learning now.
  
  http://www.art-collabstore.com/index.php?main_page=index
  
  This is what I would like to have my website look like. Freebies and Art for sale. I don't know if I even chose the right webhost for this.
  
  I want my website designed so I can update my products and freebies. I think I am going to need help!!!

  By  Jan, at May 08, 2007 6:20 AM

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