Rush Hour

Rebecca Kelly From SEOMoz joins Cameron and Neil to discuss Sphinn and Boomj.

Brent Csutoras and Neil Patel recap the top 5 ways to make money using Reddit as well as the new Shout feature in Digg.

Neil and Cameron discuss Social Media Rings and the Top 50 Social Bookmarking Sites.

Neil Patel and Jane Copeland discuss the Treehugger acquisition and The Unexpected Downside to Link Bait Success

Neil and Cameron are joined by Rebecca Kelly from SEOMoz. they discuss the latest news that Digg is going into a new advertising deal with Microsoft and they plan to remove the Google ads from the site.

Jane Copland of SEMoz tells us how to create our own inexpensive social media site.

Carolyne and Cameron discuss Digg, the upcoming Bar Camp, and SMX in Seattle.

Neil and Cameron debate what it takes to keep your articles on the front page of Digg. They also discuss Making Money on Myspace

MySpace aquires Photobucket and the crew wonder how that will affect MySpace users.

Digg users unite and complain about a story removal.

cshel joins the cast as they discuss Search Engine Strategies and StumbleUpon.

Lee Odden, Loren Baker, and Todd Mallicoat join the show during SES in New York

StumbleUpon is redesigned, new features made to Digg, plus strategies to making the Digg Homepage

Neil and Cameron discuss the SEO challenge by Jason Calcanis, the launch of Search Engine Smackdown and their trip to Elite Retreat

Shoemoney reflects on his career so far, and gives his advice on how to monetize with social media traffic

How to use Netscape, Reddt and Delicious from a user's and marketer's perspective

Rand Fishkin discusses SMM & SEO, tells us about on his MySuperProposal site

Neil Patel Cmeron Olthuis examine StumbleUpon, on using it to drive targeted traffic

Brian Clark explains importance of copyrighting in blogging and social media marketing

Neil Patel and Cameron Olthuis kick off their premiere episiode on the value of Digg