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Reading this blog here from oilman got me thinking about SEO and how people value their worth in terms of what they charge for their services and how some of what he is saying about others and their denigrating what we do can impact upon us negatively.
Putting to one side all those [...]
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Graywolf blogged about some Disney Blog getting de-indexed for hidden text.
Seems that some blogging platforms/cms’s have issues that could get your site removed for web spamming by inserting text that is hidden.
One commenter there had this to say:
Some freely available WordPress templates (specifically from blogthemes.com)contain hidden links from the designer linking to certain [...]
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Say yes to Blogging
So, Ive blogged now for a little over a week. Ok, so Ive blogged in the past on other topics, but not as consitently or comprehensively; at least in the sense of making posts longer than 20 or 30 words and posting everyday writing unique and semi compelling stuff!
Why [...]
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Web Pro News have put together some really good videos together over at their site.
This link here entitled the do’s and dont’s of Digg is a great discussion on doing well in Digg as well as things to avoid. Its also a good general discussion around social media, tips for choosing an SEO, PPC and [...]
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Building a simple database driven website.
This is part one of a multi part yet to be determined ‘how to’ aimed at showing you how to build a database driven website.
Ok for this recipe you will need.
An idea of what you want to do
Basic knowledge of HTML
PHP enabled webspace
A Mysql Database
PhpMyAdmin
A dataset
Will and determination to get [...]
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Easy come easy go…
It’s no news to say that the days of easy rankings with easy commissions are long gone. With some search engines, it just no longer works. Anyone, and lots are, can whack up a DB or add a feed from some central source. It’s child play, and from a search engine viewpoint its just [...]
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