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Ex-Monkeys Just Can’t Get Enough

By Wired Blogs January 20, 2006 Categories: Other

Webmonkey’s former product manager and author extraordinaire, Jason Cook, stopped by the offices yesterday to say hello. We were quite happy to see him, since he lives “across the pond” and all. Jason and his family live outside of London, where his formidable skills are put to use at Google (notice the shirt).

Mr. Cook is one of Webmonkey’s all-time most read authors. His Site Optimization Tutorial, co-authored with Paul Boutin, ranks up there as one of the most-viewed articles on our site.

We wish Jason and his family the best!

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