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Want to get more votes for your article or blog post? This new service by Collactive lets you spam submit your content for a peer review voting similar to digg. Since the service is new,
Want to get more votes for your article or blog post? This new service by Collactive lets you spam submit your content for a peer review voting similar to digg. Since the service is new,
Users appreciate clean URL’s and search engines will rank your site higher if you have easily understandable filenames. Rewriting URL’s is one of the skills that separates average webmasters from ninja webmasters. You know, the
Ok, so you can’t exactly delete Microsoft Excel from your harddrive, but Instacalc will give the Myspace generation a lot of educational experience while having fun. Instead of having to read boring math textbooks and
The next time you have a to figure out a way to spice up boring statistics report, see what goodmagazine.com did. By writing the numbers on a super attractive woman they have link baited a
Just keep picking the pictures that appeal to you, and in the end it will give you a profile of yourself. This is a great visual exercise to give you an idea of your personality.
Free and paid directory listings have historically helped boost credibility and PageRank. If you want to know which directories to submit your website to keep reading. Google does use directory listings as part of their
As reported by Danny and Barry, Volkswagen was busted for using hidden text on their homepage. Instead of creating a search friendly alternative to their unindexable flash homepage, they tried to use a hidden div
Tech stock day traders rejoice – the web 2.0 bubble is getting enormous, and everyone with a forex software program and a home computer is trying to get in on this deal. Microsoft is serious
Sara Smith does a great interview of Rand Fishkin on Search This. I really respect rand for offering so much information about SEO, and he is great at explaining search engines in a very user
Forbes has an article about the Google supplemental index, and as usual for a major publication, gets many facts about Google wrong, despite Andy Greenberg interviewing Aaron Wall, Jim Boykin and Michael Gray. To summarize