Ferdinand Brueggemann - SEO

Tumblr post by chongo blog from August 22, 2019: Can't wait for, like, 2025 when we look back on the 2018/2019 era and say "hey, remember when we were all freaking depressed? That was a crazy time. Glad we aren't like that anymore" Reply by Ampersketch from May 10, 2025 (marked yesterday): Hey Reply by chongo blog, same day: Don't say anything

What a looser.

The Best Ways to Track Your Kid (And Why You Might Not Want To) (Published 2023)

www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/b...

A candidate for a childrens's watch with a GPS tracker?

Proton Mail and similar tools as a complete substitute for Google Workspace – made in Switzerland. A solid choice for privacy-conscious users.

A question I frequently get asked is how I stay updated on SEO industry knowledge. The good news is that this industry is very generous with what it shares. People struggle with being aware of what they need to notice, not how to find the material.

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They simple don't want to die within 24 hours after meeting Vance. 💀

Schritt 2b) Farmen*, eigentlich gut laufende KMU, Immobilien, etc. aufkaufen und dann die Preise anheben und/oder Monopole aufbauen.

*Wiederholung von Trump 1

Dr. Arielle Schwartz

Additional tip: There’s a lot of trauma-informed content available on YouTube. Always check the credentials to avoid less qualified coaches (unfortunately, some of those with the most followers).

Another recommendation:
youtube.com/@dr.arielles...

15 minutes or so - YouTube

Trauma-informed yoga. Very comforting—helps you connect much deeper with your body and emotions than standard Hatha Yoga, but it's less dynamic.
She is my favourite:
www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...

Brexit: Leaving a highly successful alliance with your closest political and economic allies, only to watch everything spiral downhill—economy, infrastructure, health care, you name it.

After several failed CBT therapies, a multi-modal approach works best for me: Logosynthesis (self-coaching and w/ a coach), trauma-informed (TI) breath work, TI yoga, TI bodyscan, and TI exercise.

For you, it might be very different. A TI therapist can hopefully help you find your own solutions.

Indeed...

...unfortunately.

How The Fuji TV Scandal Became a Cultural Reckoning For Japan - Unseen Japan The Nakai Masahiro/Fuji TV scandal feels like the most impactful media scandal in decades in Japan. What set it apart?

With the resignation of Fuji Media Holding's Hieda Hisashi, the Nakai Masahiro scandal is now the most impactful media event in decades, writes Jake Adelstein: "This isn’t the West exporting protest. This is Japan evolving—painfully, publicly, and irrevocably."

Writing this on a Western SM platform -which are forbidden/ blocked by the Great Firewall in China (Google, FB, Youtube, etc., plus all Google tools).
The irony is unavoidable. 🙃

Time Square? 🤔

An education, which isn't limited to the textbooks being sold to students, is how you learn what questions to ask, and what answers to challenge.

LLMs are biased data, not knowledge, generation machines and function closer to a search engine than a person who can reason.

Trump’s imperial plan is now eroding the rights of people who thought they were safe | Nesrine Malik His targeting of foreigners with residencies or work visas was inevitable: to achieve his aims, more and more people must be disenfranchised, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

This article has good explanation:
Step 1: the creation of a domestic caste system with unequal rights. www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

High-contrast black and white photograph of a car's silhouette against a stark desert landscape in Arizona. The image is dramatically blurred with motion, showing only the dark upper portion of the vehicle against a bright horizon line. Above, storm clouds gather in a threatening sky. Photographed by Ikko Narahara in 1971 as part of his "Where Time Has Vanished" series.

Ikko Narahara: "Shadow of car driving through desert, Arizona" (1971). From "Where Time Has Vanished" series.

A striking work by this pioneering Japanese photographer. His dramatic high-contrast style shines in this American landscape. #ikkonarahara #JapanesePhotography

Sometimes I need to remind myself of this advice... 🙄

Has SEO really changed in the last 25 years, or just some of the tactics of the game that changed?

January 23rd, Duda & @antonshulke.bsky.social are hosting 5 hours of SEO and Content Strategy for 2025 (Mega Webinar)

I'm presenting about What We Can Learn From SEO Pioneers To Move Forwards In 2025

The question remains: Will the future of social networking be shaped by massive, unmoderated platforms—or smaller, thoughtfully curated communities? 🌟
What do you think? Which path do you see social media taking?

#cozyweb #darkforest #bluesky #meta (5/5)

Platforms like Bluesky are leading the way, with active moderation, transparency, and community-driven features that make digital spaces feel human again. (4/5)

Users are left navigating an environment where trust and safety feel like relics of the past.
In contrast, the 'Cozy Web' is emerging—intentionally designed spaces that prioritize genuine human connection. (3/5)

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The 'Dark Forest' describes the hostile wilderness many platforms are becoming—dominated by bots, scams, unchecked hate speech, and misinformation. Meta's (Facebook, Instagram, Threads) reduced oversight of these issues only expands this dangerous territory. (2/5)

"Dark Forest vs. Cozy Web: Social Media Vibes" Split artwork depicting "Dark Forest" with shadowy creatures under eerie lantern light, and "Cozy Web" with a warm outdoor feast amid glowing lanterns in a serene village.

My prediction for 2025's social media landscape:
In 2025, social media will split into two worlds: the 'Dark Forest' of chaos and the 'Cozy Web' of care. Which side will define our future? (1/5)

why Pinterest?

あけましておめでとう！今年もよろしくね！

The image depicts two individuals dressed in traditional attire, likely monks, walking through a snowy scene in front of the Meiji Jingu Shrine in Tokyo. They are holding umbrellas, and tall pine trees stand prominently in the background, framing the serene, snow-covered landscape.

Happy New Year to you all!
I wish you a healthy, joyful and energizing 2025!

Photo: Werner Bischof: In the Court of the Meiji Shrine, Tokyo, Japan, 1952