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"No it will not harm it. It will benefit it. He didn't say AVOID link building. He suggested that it not be your focus." - Adam Helweh

"Congrats on the new show guys." - Adam Helweh

"The story feels like a mash of the 2 first movies all in one." - Adam Helweh

"Sounds like you never attempted to read the post." - Adam Helweh

"My name is Dam Helweh huh? hahaha" - Adam Helweh

"Chris, I feel the same. I'm seeing a resurgence of podcasts. Additionally, syndicating to YouTube has also been a good strategic discovery point for audio podcasters that can supplement their audio with good supporting still images. That's what we do. My cohost and I started The SoLoMo Show Podcast discussing social, local & mobile marketing and advertising in January of 2021. 50 shows in the can so far and looking forward to 2013. One of the biggest benefits I see in podcasting is that it creates a regular reason each week for me to really think about the topics I cover. I learn a lot faster and think differently about the content we prepare each week because I'm even more focused on being able to articulate it and communicate it in a valuable way to our audience. Couple that with the research done to bring fresh and current content to the show and our podcast becomes a weekly reason to keep my mind open and thinking on the topics we cover. This helps even beyond the show, while..." - Adam Helweh

"Saori, Thanks for the comment and great question. #19 is very much about opening channels of feedback and prioritizing considering the input from your customers just as important in product/service development as any other resource. Using Facebook, Twitter and other online channels can help facilitate this. In some cases it's referred to as "crowd sourcing", but a more personal approach will always make your customers feel more appreciated. Just consider how you can include their input when making future products come to life." - Adam Helweh

"Pre-ordered and also bought "The End of Business as Usual". Congrats Brian." - Adam Helweh

"Pre-ordered and also bought "The End of Business as Usual". Congrats Brian." - Adam Helweh

"Exactly Dan. Love your story about Darlene." - Adam Helweh

"Just watched the entire thing. Sorry I missed it. I had a lot to add on these topics that you guys didn't cover. Next time!" - Adam Helweh

"Hi Michael, I'm not sure I knew that much about Phil. Thanks for reminding me. It was still very cool to hear it straight from one of the top guys at Apple. That rarely happens." - Adam Helweh

"I've been looking for an alternative to Tungle now as well. Thanks for this Janet." - Adam Helweh

"Thanks for dropping by and commenting Michael. Did you get a chance to listen to a SoLoMo episode? Responsive design definitely has many benefits. It will continue to become a more common method of making your site mobile in the oncoming years. Thank again." - Adam Helweh

"I've always thought you had a great writing style Ken. TNW will be a great place for you to show those off. Congratulations." - Adam Helweh

Let your users search your website. Gigablast site search allows you to do just that. It can search just the web pages from your own sites or from any sites that you select. Even get back the search results in XML so you can customize their apperance. - Adam Helweh

""Social" CRM anyone?" - Adam Helweh

"Chris, Coming from you, someone who is much more visible than others online, I greatly appreciate the openness of this post. I can't officially say if it's "depression" I've been experiencing in the past or even lately during a couple rough weeks, but I certainly find it frustrating to feel unable to be more open about how I'm feeling to my online friends when those phases take a darker, deeper grasp than usual. Especially considering how great of a support system my friends can be. Even "online" friends. It's a shame to let the opportunity to process your feelings go because of fear. Thanks again for cracking open the conversation." - Adam Helweh

"Thank you for being brave and stepping up to discuss this. As someone said here in the comments, it's not at all easy to discuss these things publicly online when you've built a business off from your social media presence." - Adam Helweh

"I'm guessing you didn't actually read the post that starts off by saying he was watching a "promotional video for a friend’s new product ". Sounds like the intent of the video was to persuade you to buy said product." - Adam Helweh

"Thanks Colin. Curious why it's a shocker? As one of the co-hosts of the show, I would love to know what you enjoyed about the podcast?" - Adam Helweh

The Weber IDF has been considered the ultimate carburetor for off road use. But now that they are no longer being made and with the increased popularity and adjustability of fuel injection, the carburetors may become a thing of the past in the years to come. Weber IDF Set Up From the factory, these are not ready to be run in a VW. The first thing you will need to do is inspect the carb and do a good cleaning. You will need to set your Floats. For dual carburetor applications, the chokes will need to be replaced with a block off plate and two smaller screws. The reason behind this is that they like to collect dirt and will more than likely contact the stock fan shroud. They are generally only needed for sub zero temperatures. Pre-tuning Adjust the Idle-Air Screw so that the butterfly valve and the side of the carburetor barrel wall on the side of the Idle-Air Screw is 0.004 inches. An appropriate size feeler gage should slide out of this opening with j - Adam Helweh

"#6 or 3 are the strongest alone and will look best across multiple uses." - Adam Helweh

"I love hearing how you and others have reacted to this post. Makes me grin. Glad you liked it." - Adam Helweh

"Thanks jaybaer  and appreciate your time for the interview." - Adam Helweh

"You obviously did not read the post then." - Adam Helweh

"Thanks Marc. I just think it's awesome that I fooled you. Was the point." - Adam Helweh

"So what you're saying Marc is that I had you until you read the end? :)" - Adam Helweh

"This is just smart" - Adam Helweh

"Always nice when folks use the word "love" to describe how they feel about anything you do. Thanks for that andreacook" - Adam Helweh