links for 2007-08-23
August 23rd, 2007 by Nomadishere
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The winners of the Travolution Awards have been unveiled at a ceremony in London:
Archive for August, 2007
links for 2007-08-22
August 22nd, 2007 by Nomadishere
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Addressing call-in guest Brian Provost, a “search-engine optimizer” who gooses Google search results for a living, Calacanis recalls “a seminal blog post. I think it was ‘Jason Calacanis: Charlatan Douche Bag.’”
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I’m pretty sure 99% of Matt Cutt’s post about Google Paid Link Reports is FUD and 1% is ideology.
Update: Been Workin
August 22nd, 2007 by Nomadishere
To all those who care.
I’ve been working hard, making a lot of companies a lot of money.
I wanted to apologize for the lack of communication, despite how one-way it sometimes seems, however:
“You can’t build a reputation on what you are going to do.” — Henry Ford
links for 2007-08-21
August 21st, 2007 by Nomadishere
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The Reality Digital Opus™ platform is a cost-effective, transparent service that can be rapidly launched as either a brand new web environment, or within your existing Web domain allowing your users to upload, manage and share digital video, audio and i
links for 2007-08-06
August 6th, 2007 by Nomadishere
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Allows your blog’s veteran readers to recommend posts to first time visitors through a simple voting system.
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We are a small team of talented individuals who like to work with select clients, helping them improve various aspects of their business and finding the right solutions.
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Eingehende Textlinks sind für die Ranking-Berechnung von Suchmaschinen der entscheidende Faktor. Daher ist es im Rahmen einer Suchmaschinenoptimierung unerlässlich eingehende Textlinks zu akquirieren.
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LinkLift ist der Marktplatz für redaktionelle Links, der das Kaufen und Anbieten von Links einfach macht.
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LinkWorth is one of the web’s largest and most innovative marketing portals that caters to both Advertisers and Partners. We have a multitude of products and services to fill your every online marketing need.
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We will attempt to get black hat or scraper sites to mass grab our generated content and link to us. It’ll target just about every RSS scraper site out there, including Blog Solution and RSSGM installs including many private scrapers and Splogs.
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Statistics are important information. What you can read from the statistics below is that most users are using a display with 1024×768 pixels or more, with a color depth of at least 65K colors.
links for 2007-08-03
August 3rd, 2007 by Nomadishere
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Online publishing revenue, primarily from the washingtonpost.com, rose 11 percent year-over-year to $28.2 million in Q2 from $25.3 million.
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Now, next time you want your new digg story promoted you just have to press “go” on social zombies and all your friends will digg it, automatically!
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Matt Cutts on his Blog is trying to show you what keyword stuffing is, but Honestly I think Matt is using the wrong term here, he shows a site that has 50k of non relevant keywords, stuffed into a textarea box… Matt are you saying if those 50k keywords
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but even if I clicked a link from the Home Page on Mahalo to the Politics page, which in turn lead me to the Gordon Brown page, and never once did I put into the web search box Gordon Brown or any other search term to trigger Adsense for Search, I still g
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we have all seen test’s where Bloggers have signed Blogs, with an obscure anchor texts and these Blogs had nofollow’s and the target site ranks for these obscure terms now.
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wikipedia links to seomoz.org
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Vanessa Fox (born 1972) is the founder of Google Webmaster Central. She left Google in June 2007 and is now working for Zillow. She is a well-known blogger and public speaker.[1][2][3] At conferences and on the Google Webmaster Central blog, Fox offers ad
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To be honest I thought google would have fucked it up for me, I was wrong they handled the move really really well, the 301 handling has been top notch and we have doubled our traffic .. go figure hey.. just look at the site structure know it’s totally di
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Remember, if it’s not illegal, who the fuck cares?
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The Direct Marketing Association and List Leaders Group are presenting a full-day event for industry leaders whose companies specialize in data and marketing information services. Fast Forward 2007 aims to address the needs, challenges, and opportunities
links for 2007-08-02
August 2nd, 2007 by Nomadishere
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One key development that Matt shared with the audience was that underscores in URLs are now (or at least very soon to be) treated as word separators by Google. That’s great news, because it historically hasn’t been that way.
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Lupus is a chronic, inflammatory autoimmune disorder that may affect the skin, joints, blood cells, and internal organs, especially the kidneys, heart and lungs.
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Also known as: Antinuclear Antibody test, fluorescent antinuclear antibody, FANA Formal name: Antinuclear Antibody Test Related tests: Autoantibody tests
Matt Cutts Proclaims _’s, /’s, ?’s and file extension Don’t Effect Rankings Any Longer
August 2nd, 2007 by Nomadishere
I know it’s a repost, but I’m doing it for myself damnit. This is my blog too ya know? Via Spencer at CNET.
1. Undescores
Matt says underscores don’t hurt ranking anymore and are treated just like -’s.
2. ?’s
Matt claims that Google treats URLs with a query string the same as static URLs. Caveat: as long as there are no more than two or three parameters in the URL, that is! Put another way, you won’t take a hit in your Google rankings if you have a question mark in your URL; just don’t have more than two or three equals signs in the URL.
3. /’s
Matt stated that the number of slashes in your URL (i.e. the number of directories deep your page is) isn’t a factor in your Google rankings. He went on to say that although it doesn’t matter for Google, it is rumored to matter for Yahoo and MSN (Live Search). Matt addressed this because I specifically asked the question from the audience.
4. File extension
According to Matt, the file extension in your URL won’t affect your rankings. So it’s inconsequential whether you use .php, .html, .htm, .asp, .aspx, .jsp etc. The one extension you should avoid for your Web documents? .exe.
5. Domain registry
Matt stated it was myth that Google uses its status as a domain registrar to access domain registration data to use it as a ranking signal. According to Matt, being a registrar doesn’t grant one special access to other registrars’ customer data. Note that Matt didn’t state whether Google is or isn’t using WHOIS data as a signal. I believe they are.
6. Google News
When asked about how to get one’s blog into Google News, Matt shared one of Google’s requirements for inclusion: the blog must have multiple authors. So those of you wanting your blog showing up in Google News results, I hope it’s a group blog!
links for 2007-08-01
August 1st, 2007 by Nomadishere
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