Bruce Clay is one of my favorite SEO sites (http://www.bruceclay.com/). Well, they have combined SEO with one of my favorite phychology subjects, Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs. The SEO Hierachy of Needs, as they call it, is a simple graphic and great explanation of where you should focus limited time and resources in your SEO and [...]

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I just read a great article on Microsoft’s CLR Profiler. If you ever have a problem with a memory hungry application and you don’t have one of those expensive profiler tools, the CLR Profiler is definitely something you should look into. It’s free, somewhat simple to use, and it has saved me more than a [...]

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I have had my own business since I got out the military in 1998. In that time, one of the core things I learned about business is that you have to effectively manage customer relationships to survive. I have tried many different Customer Relationship Management (CRM) systems from paper based to computer systems with all [...]

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I spent that past few days without Internet access and I think I know what drug addicts feel like when they are going through withdrawals. To compensate for no computer, I spent time watching CNN, CNBC, even Fox News (nothing wrong with Fox, but to me, they get a little absurd at times). I browsed [...]

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Well, Google can’t physically send you back in time, but they can give you a great view of how the media was shaping culture in our not too distant past. I just checked out some Ebony magazines from the 70s and I saw issues from as far back as 1959. Talk about “Black History.” It [...]

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Welcome to my new blog soon to be full of my decoupled logic. My hope is that my knowledge and experience will be of help to someone out there. So click around, maybe you will find something interesting, insightful or inspiring. Please leave your comments and add me to your favorite social networking site. Charles Bryant

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