If you are interested in knowing a little more about the IIS SEO Toolkit (I give it the big thumbs up), I’ve written a little review over on my XEN SEO blog (note I originally wrote the review based on the beta version, but it has been updated based on the release in mid Jan). Plus, as mentioned in my previous post, I also discussed the SEO Toolkit with Andrew and Michael on Frankly Speaking last week.
And if you are in Sydney tomorrow (Wed 10 Feb), I’ll be presenting on it at the Sydney Windows User Group (here’s the SWUG post with details). Tomorrow will be a big night – its the first SWUG meeting for 2010 and Nick (@aussienick) has some great prizes lined up including a copy of Windows 7 Ultimate. He’s also presenting on the latest Entertainment Technology news straight from the horses mouth – Robbie Bach that is 
– and an update on the latest Microsoft product releases. See you there! You can RSVP for the meeting here.
A big thank you to Andrew Coates and Michael Kordahi for having me on their Frankly Speaking podcast to chat about SEO. You can listen to it here.
Frankly Speaking (for those who aren’t yet familiar with it) is an Australian Tech podcast (or perhaps even an Australian Microsoft podcast) and listening to it should be on your weekly To-Do list.
SEO is a big topic of course so we only scratched the surface, but here’s a summary and links to the various items we touched on:
Have a listen here.
BTW I wanted to apologise for the volume of my voice being low at times. This is due to one of the following reasons (I’ll let you decide which):
- I’m really shy and talk softly
- I have bad microphone technique and even though Michael spent a while giving me tips at the start and then repeatedly gesturing for me to speak closer to the microphone throughout the interview I kept moving away from it.
In any case, they did a great job boosting up my volume in the final cut. Thanks guys.
Oh, and on a completely unrelated note, congrats to Christian Longstaff on baby number #2 arriving this week.
