Open Source Blogs are always welcome here at the Digital Vegetarian. If you look at the companies on this list below, they have all been approved to work with Google’s ‘Code-in’ 2011 event for students.

Take a gander at this list…click it for the original source blog on Google’s Open Source Blog.

FOR THE DOWNLOADABLE PPT FILE -> Please Tweet or Share on facebook to download it.

Here of some of the tweets from the #rcla conference at Woodbury College University yesterday (April 9th, 2011) at Retail Camp. Please feel free to ask any questions in my SEO FORUMS. Remember if you Share, you will get more.

Other presenters I saw included:

· Ruth Staiman, Luxury Mobile Marketing Consultant

· Yuan Zhang, Co-Founder, Lookville

· Natasha Kahn, ModCloth

· Adam Berke,  Vice President, AdRoll

Moderated By: Emily Heintz, Greenberg Group

These were the other Keynotes including mine:

·       Tim Homuth, Redfoot Social – Retailers & Facebook Commerce (They do Social Media for Fashion Retailers).

·       Aaron Kronis, DigitalVegetarian Organic SEO Forums
- 10 Things You Need To Know About Social Retail Search

Some more friendly comments (not even edited! nothing seemingly negative… I know i talked a little quick in some parts but i had like 50 slides for 20 minutes… so I guess the video won’t lie! for now watch me attempting Bon Jovi)

If you enjoyed the presentations and wish to learn more, at zero cost other than your time on the Internet (which is nominal? whatever that means!) please participate in asking questions in my forums. I’m growing a new SEO expert community and we all will benefit from it.

Just connect with facebook at http://www.digitalvegetarian.com/seo-forum/

Remember, Share, and you will get more (Thanks @SEOMom for that)

Good times at Woodbury College University!

lolz

Hmm, now if you went to google and the site said ‘Sorry not happening’ I think you’d probably stop using google.

Bottom line. NEVER GO DOWN.

I was on a machine that had Microsoft’s Bing set as the default search engine.. I figure okay, it should be similar to Google’s results… NOPE:

I did a search in a browser, got thrown into Bing by default and to my amazement, this is what I saw:

Wow. So I pinged it:

Yep it’s down.

Checked one more time before tweeting about it:

Oh its down! wow, that’s bad.

Happy Searching!