List of tools to give you insight to Internet searched keywords.

From Google, Yahoo! and more.

Here’s a good one from Yahoo! on the art of the perfect voicemail.

I don’t know how many time I’ve had to reply to a message just to get the number. As a result this one is my favorite:

Leave your contact information slowly and clearly.
This sounds painfully obvious, but you’d be surprised by how many people rush through their phone number and email address so fast that you have to replay the message three times before you can understand them.

Submit to Yahoo! Directory.

One way to improve your natural rankings is by getting listed in directories. Here’s the start of the process for the Yahoo! Directory submission.

http://www.aquent.com/

If you live or would like to live in the Boston area, give PSG a shot.

You can also search for creative job placement in Google and see what comes up.

Another nice usability site. This one by Jared M. Spool - http://www.uie.com/.

Thanks for the reminder on this one Robin. www.creativegroup.com.

A good source for marketers and creatives looking for new gigs.

If you find yourself rebuilding a website, you might be involved with a CRUD report.

It’s a good way to evaluate content.

Bugzilla is a nice open source bug tracking system from the fine folks who brought us FireFox.

So IE 7 makes one step forward with CSS rendering and two steps back with HTML email.

This article on HTML email from Sitepoint breaks it down for you.

Here’s a page that has some nice links on it to help you refocus your job search.

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