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| Posted: 23 Dec 2014 04:01 PM PST Posted by FeliciaCrawford Ah, the holidays! This is the time of year when we give our thanks and make our wishes, when new and old meld happily together like hot buttered rum and Grandma's pistachio fudge. There's been a lot of newness this year for Moz. As the smilin' face behind live chat, I've had the good fortune to meet many of you as you embark upon your Mozzy journey for the first time. And throughout 2014 alone, we welcomed more than two dozen new Mozlings into our family! With all this wonderful change, we've added a few things to our list of office holiday traditions. Party with us as we celebrate the old and the new, the weird White Elephant gifts and the lumpy sweaters from your aunt, and all the good intentions and warm, fuzzy feelings of the season! Sign up for The Moz Top 10, a semimonthly mailer updating you on the top ten hottest pieces of SEO news, tips, and rad links uncovered by the Moz team. Think of it as your exclusive digest of stuff you don't have time to hunt down but want to read! |
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1. If you clicked on any of the links from today, you might have seen a malware alert.
It's a false alarm, a mistake by Google. You can read the details here:
http://www.feedblitz.com/malware-warnings/
2. Any time you are wondering about a link, about a typo that might have been updated, about whether the blog is fresh, about anything related to what you get, you can always visit the blog itself, which is guaranteed to be the latest, most up to date version, and which generally has links that won't bother you. When in doubt:
http://www.sethgodin.typepad.com (or just type seths blog into your favorite search engine) or just click the title of the post...
Thanks for your support this year, for reading, for sharing, and most of all, for making work that matters.
Have a great holiday!
Seth
Alert shoppers know that gift cards are a little bit of a scam, and a copout as well.
What to do if the last minute has arrived and all you have is the internet and a printer?
One thought: establish a pattern of giving. You can give a loan to a nascent entrepreneur, buy a cow for a farmer, invest in a new school here or here. Easy to print out, easier to wrap.
It will certainly have far more impact (and less breakage) than something from the iTunes store.
Another thought: order a book that, in January, when it's quieter, will make some serious change. What a great way to say, "I care about you, and I think you're smart."
Print out the cover and share the joy again when it arrives and again after it has done its work. Consider Steve Pressfield, Brene Brown or possibly my new book.
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