What should go in a "Link Juice" cocktail?
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The office just got some of those fancy Google Partner bottles, and I want to fill them up with a tasty cocktail that is link juice themed.
Any ideas on how to tie Google and/or SEO into a fancy cocktail?
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that sounds DELIGHTFUL. haha
I'd like to give that a try....or maybe test it on one of the interns
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Good idea! I think I'm going to go tequila, lemon, lime, blue curacao, and grenadine (Google colors). We'll see what happens. If I don't post next week, call an ambulance.
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Don't forget to give a manual penalty if someone doesn't finish or enjoy it!
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Gin sounds like a good start. Clean and simple. I'm thinking we need the Google colors, lemon, lime, then some sort of red and blue flavor.
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we usually just stick with ColdBrews (seo's = coffee lovers = ultimate internet profile cliche)
I can't think of anything to relate with SEO/links at the moment, but I could do with anything with a Gin base right now. TGIF.
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