OK, one more item on the
Traffic Power-SEO
Book case. Sorry — just a lot happening with it today. SEO Book’s Aaron
Wall’s attorney has filed a formal legal response in the case, which you’ll find
here. From my quick
skim, it denies all the allegations and the complaint asks for the case to be
dismissed, with attorney fees awarded to Wall.
SEO Book Files Legal Response To Traffic Power Suit
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