Aaron Wall of SEO Book has posted a new interview with me. I normally don’t highlight these type of interviews here on the blog, but Aaron asked a lot of interesting questions that really got me thinking — and I thought readers here might like a heads-up about it. In the interview, he asks me about the transition to Search Engine Land, the reasons behind launching Sphinn, issues in covering the search space for 11 years now plus what’s my favorite doughnut?

Coincidentally, I did an interview with Eric Enge yesterday for a piece he plans to do in the near future. Like Aaron, he had a ton of great questions. You can watch for that at his blog, and you can read the many other interviews here that he’s done with people such as Yahoo’s Tim Mayer and Google’s Udi Manber, over the past few months.

Finally, Ad Age also did a short Q&A with me that’s out this week: Pioneer Bullish on Local, Video, Google.

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