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Sharkblog
Welcome to Sharkblog, tasty surfers! This section of BilGaines.com is dedicated to all things Shark, but especially the increasingly daring experimentation in shark/other species hybridization.
“NOT ANOTHER BLOGGER TALKING ABOUT SHARKS,” you’re saying? Well, yes.
But.
It’s also about data.
Specifically, web traffic and interaction data. Sharkblog was my SEO playground, a way to build some actual, hands-on SEO experience for myself. Sharks + social media and SEO experiments + love of combining monstrous things that shouldn’t be combined = Sharkblog.
New Gig: SEO Specialist (For Realsies)
February 17, 2012
Extremely good news from the Department of Day Jobs and Income!
SHARKBLOG: MSNBC – Fishermen reel in shark the size of a school bus
February 8, 2012
Here we have the makings of a fine zombie-shark tale.
SHARKBLOG: Image SEO – A Control Group At Last
January 17, 2012
My photo uploader has a convenient ALT attribute field I can fill in, but it’s really in my best interests to keep ignoring it.
SHARKBLOG: An Early Introduction To The Hideous Hybrid Menagerie
January 11, 2012
Sharkblog’s next important step is a central hub of information: the Hideous Hybrid Menagerie! (Coming soon.)
SHARKBLOG: Focus
January 9, 2012
Just in time for the Detroit Auto Show, I am ready to unveil the 2012 BilGaines.com, now with more Sharkblog!
SHARKBLOG: The Existential Quandary
December 28, 2011
At the end of the year, the question is raised: to Sharkblog or not to Sharkblog?
SHARKBLOG: Orsonsharktopus In Love
December 22, 2011
Dunkleosteus was the largest fish the world had ever known. And she was beautiful.
SHARKBLOG: Stephen King Nearly Eaten
December 15, 2011
Stephen King was nearly eaten by a damn shark!
SHARKBLOG: 100 Facts About Sharks (A Book!)
December 7, 2011
100 Facts About Sharks | 100 Facts About Sharks. Finally. A useful book on sharks. Check this site often. Apparently, there is a promotional video in the works! Unfortunately, it hasn’t been updated since October. It’s a strange thing to contemplate – how do you continually produce fresh and relevant content for a printed book [...]