As many of you know, in Wordpress you can write a post or page only in HTML format. In some cases you may need to put some dynamic code in use. For example today I made a page for Top Posts and I had to put some PHP code into it. So I searched […]

In Google’s continuing war on spam sites “cluttering” their search results Google has partnered with GoDaddy to gather more information on webmasters and their domains.As covered on Search Engine Journal
Google recently filed United States Patent Application 20050071741. As part of that patent application, Google made apparent its efforts to wipe out search engine spam, […]

The Google Sandbox is a metaphorical term to explain why most new websites have very poor rankings in Google Search Engine Results Pages (SERPS). Very few people know for sure if the ’sandbox’ actually exists, but it seems to be a filter added to the Google algorithms sometime around March 2004.
What is the function of […]

Everyone could use some extra cash. Maybe you want to buy new clothes, video games, or something else. However you just can’t afford to spend money for what is not a necessity. Maybe you do not make enough money with your current job, or you do not have a job period. If you’re similar to […]

It is the technique which is used to enhance the traffic to a specific web site on being searched from a search engine. Search engines arrange the search result of web sites in accordance to relevance. The higher a site ranks in the search results, greater traffic it attracts. To flourish in the market companies […]

Today I finally decided to change the look of my blog and started to search for new theme that suits me. I was mainly looking for clean wide theme for easier reading of my posts. I hope you like it. I  added some plugins such as social bookmarking buttons, related posts plugin and some administrative […]

Although most professional search engine optimizers agree that the green PageRank display has little to do with the actual performance of a website in Google and other search engines, many webmasters […]

Microsoft has replaced its controversial anti-Linux “Get the Facts” Web site with a kinder, gentler site explaining how its Windows Server operating system compares to open-source Linux as well as other competitive OSes.
The new WindowsServer/Compare Web site provides information about how Windows Server stacks up in total cost of ownership, reliability, security, manageability and interoperability […]

Why trackbacks are useful for your blog?
If not, that’s alright, as most people don’t quite understand how trackbacks work and why they are useful for a blog. In this newsletter, we’re going to go over trackbacks—what they are, how they work, why they are important to blog traffic, and how to get more trackbacks. After […]

Since Stephen Spencer is speaking this week at Search Engine Strategies on the topic of SEO through Blogs and Feeds, it seems fitting that this issue of “100% Organic” be related to blog optimization. Even the top SEOs make mistakes with their blogs. What are they? Here’s his list:

Allowing title tags to be auto-generated (from […]

This is a beginner’s guide to creating a sitemap for you website and submitting it to the search engines. I’ll use XML-Sitemaps.com in this tutorial, but you could use any online sitemap generation tool, if you want to. This guide will not teach you how to create one manually.
When Do I Need a Sitemap?
A sitemap […]

For a new online entrepreneur, the Internet is a wild frontier full of promising unknowns. The newbies often think of the Internet as the new business medium that produces overnight millionaires. The Internet is THE wave of the future, and everyone who wants financial success simply must be on board.
But, nothing could be farther from […]