Indian youth is as captivated by the Internet as the rest of their ilk from around the world. A significant number has also turned to the net for earning their living doing things like programming, which we Indians excel at, blogging again cool for us since English is our forte, and of course, Search Engine […]
By Shirley Kaiser
http://www.sitepoint.com/article/ultimate-seo-checklist
Optimizing your web site for search engines should be an integral part of your web site project, from the very beginning to the very end. Search engine optimization (SEO) should be considered, and if possible, implemented, throughout the planning, design, development, and maintenance stages of your web site.
Rebecca Lieb, Executive Editor, The ClickZ Network, was the moderator for this session.
The speakers were Darren Kuhn, Group Account Director, Resolution Media and Phil Stelter, Director of Business Development, Range Online Media. Speakers focused on how to compel the consumer to click through while the ad complies with editorial standards.
Titles are the most important part […]
Sitting in on the link baiting session the presenters made it sound so easy. Rand talked about how, on average, a front page Digg post or exposure on Techcrunch can get you 2000 new inbound links.
That’s an astronomical amount of links and the good thing is, everyone can can do it. Here are some things […]
SEO expert of SEOmoz.org, Rand Fishkin as a guest interviewer made Vanessa Fox clarify many important issues relating to duplicate content, XML and simple text, OAI-PMH and other important topics.
Vanessa Fox Clarifies Sitemaps
Link: SEOmoz.org
But the focal point of the interview was Vanessa clearing the doubts about conflict between sitemaps and other SEO […]
I logged into the editor forums at the DMOZ or ODP (Open Directory Project) and there was new update on December 10, 2006.
I find it worthy enough for mainstream release, so I’m gong to mention a few things here in the interest of public information. Initially after posting this entry I was contacted about a […]
I’ve always been a little skeptical of the Long Tail theory because any way you slice the analytics, hit products still account for the bulk of most companies’ sales.
Obscure Products Need Homes Too
What makes the Long Tail notion work for an online service like Rhapsody (often cited as a Long Tail model) is […]
Perhaps, any webmaster or SEO or a search engine marketer is always busy looking for ways to get links. If not, they are just looking for places to get links. So what’s the most efficient to get links?
Building Links Naturally
What is natural link building?
The most powerful links are natural links, so it should be wise […]
Ask enough questions about how to build links and you’ll inevitably hear the answer that you should look for quality links.
Just What Makes a Quality Link?
Just as inevitable will be a lack of explanation about what makes for quality in regards to links. So how do you determine which of several links is best? What […]
Google has gone live with Patent Search, which lets you search through over 7 million U.S. patents. The search engine seems pretty robust, with a bunch of advanced search operators.
Does My Big Idea Already Exist?
Link: Patent Search
Advanced search options include:
inassignee: - Search only patents with this assignee (example: Google)
ininventor: - Patents from this inventor (example: […]
