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Related Articles:  Writing Articles With Purpose on 9Searches.org - Posted on: 11/20/2007 12:13:57 AM If you are a webmaster in pursue of building Search Engine traffic, then you know for a fact that inbound links from relevant articles can increase your link popularity. Increasing link popularity translates into higher page rank and increased t... Writing content for Internet websites is no joke. Although the used adage Content is king still rules the protocols of many webmasters, writing the best content is still a continuing challenge. There are many factors to deal with when determining what cont... Are you looking for ways to increase your article writing productivity? Here are some useful tips that can tremendously help you: 1. Outline topics to be discussed. This is an important method that is often ov... The terminology revolves around a new technology used to deliver articles, news and any type of information posted on the web in an electronic format. On your own time and at any given physical location; here is a bit of history. Syndication vs. Duplicate Content - How can I avoid being penalized? - Posted on: 12/8/2007 1:08:33 PM First, a little background on Syndication. In general terms, syndicating means extending others the non-exclusive right to present your intellectual property to web readers around the world. Non-exclusively because people who re-publish your copy are not allowed to claim this work as if they auth... Website promotion basically refers to the process of submission of website and subsequent advertisement through banners, newsletters, etc. to attract and increase traffic to the website. Traffic refers to visitors and potential customers of the ... Getting the required information from the multitude sources of information appears to be an uphill task. This is where the search engine comes for making the task easy. This system for recovering information from the large internet database or w... In the past, conventional ways to call the attention of major search engines such as Google and Yahoo required webmasters to submit their pages and build inbound links; these were the two main resources to accelerate indexing. However, even by employing these practices, it would still take anythi... Search engines provide search results by way of listing a large number of websites in order of ranks. Search engine optimization is the process of optimizing a website in such a way as to bring it up the ladder of ranks in the s... You know how obsessed I am with Social Networking. So, today and honoring my
craze over the revolution of courious magical icons. I created a script that
will give all writers of static content, the opportunity to add Social
Bookmarking capability to their article... I am sure you heard the phrase "Content is king" when it relates to SEO and Website marketing. It is, of course very important to apply all best SEO practices while designing your website or while posting on your blogs. However, there are two pieces that are more than crucual for sites to ... Believe it or not, SEO is not indispensable to build traffic. SEO is a more determined, structured and pre-defined way to exercise your right to be positioned based on your skills, but that does not ultimately determine your permanent position on the s... The key to making money on adSense is, first not to expect making a fortune with it. adSense is intented for residual income that adds up as you build your traffic. So bear in mind that you may be able to make decent money employing this affiliated option, but don't expect to live solel... My style has always been writing about my experience as I can only be an expert of what I have seen and proven. This time I would like to tell you about the power of writing and how it translates into the perfect ammunition to shoot for targeted traffic. It's again me, writing about a new experience as I continue to engage in the never-ending learning curve of internet presence. Here is what I learned this weekend; just like having money helps generate more money, ranking and authority just helps you further build upon its own. Here is what... Writing blogs for Wordpress.com can give you a great advantage as a Web promoter. I have seen blog posts pick up ranking in weeks that other sites don't pick up in years of hard work. This is due to the well designed structure and community support that exists within the Wordpress conglomerate of... As with anything, the way the internet has evolved has of course brought a wide variety of flavors in all existing areas of life. Web Link Directories, as the original resource for searching, has evolved to become a mere SEO tool for backlink popularity. Search engines, with automatic crawlers and a... Two year's ago there was a bit of a media frenzy surrounding Goodmail's apparent arrangement with AOL; if you don't recall the exact players you might remember national news coverage of the "email postage" scare in spring 2006. Well, Goodmail's back with a new CEO and a new plan: certifying video email. Hasbro has sued the makers of the popular Facebook App, Scrabulous, saying it infringes on the copyrights of its game, Scrabble. Scrabulous has more than half a million players on Facebook while Hasbro licensee Electronic Arts launched its version of Scrabble on the social network this month has just over 8,000 players. Not happy with Facebook's search and advertising system? Well, Microsoft's going to try its hand at improving things. A new deal between the two companies should bring Live Search aboard before winter begins. A man dubbed "The Spam King" has escaped from a minimum-security federal prison in Colorado. Edward "Eddie" Davidson, 35 was sentenced in April to 21 months in prison for sending massive amounts of unsolicited fraudulent emails promoting penny stocks as good investments. Davidson was also ordered to pay $714,139 in restitution to the Internal Revenue Service and ordered to turn over gold coins and other property he purchased through his scheme. He had been in the Florence, Colorado prison for about a month and a half when he escaped. Spanish is everywhere; there may be around 360 million native speakers worldwide, and even little children in Lexington, Kentucky are being taught it in school. So LinkedIn is leaping at a big opportunity by making its site available in Spanish. A UK businessman has won a libel case and $44,000 in damages at London's High Court after false allegations were made about him on Facebook. Mathew Firsht sued a former friend for creating a bogus profile on the site that featured personal information about him and untrue claims about his sexual orientation. A slew of Twitter users posted this morning the disappearance of significant portions of followers and followees from their accounts. Has Twitter lost swaths of user data? Or is it the side effect of ousting "aggressive followers," who Twitter equates with spammers? Are followers worth much? Toads cause warts; new clothes on Easter bring good luck; and Google penalizes sites for having full RSS feeds. MentalFloss.com issued a "never mind" on that last superstition after Matt Cutts dropped a little science. Njection.com is a Web site that provides drivers information on the location of red light cameras and speed traps by allowing users to upload locations of such places which are then displayed on a map Drivers in the U.S. can download information directly to their in- car GPS device for $40 a year and have access to continually updated files pointing out the locations of speed traps and red light cameras. Access to information about speed traps on the site is free. While that Microsoft-Yahoo business stole the show for a while, Baidu's found its way into the spotlight again. The Chinese search engine company had an admirable second quarter, beating analysts' estimates in some important respects. Britain's major online service providers have joined a government initiated plan to deal with the illegal downloading of music and films. Internet service providers will send warning letters to users who are suspected of illegal file sharing. Around 6 million Britons are believed to have downloaded files illegally over the past year, costing the music and film industries millions in lost revenue. Chinese police have arrested a well-known online dissident for violating his terms of probation, as the country seeks to crackdown on critics in the run up to the Olympic Games. Du Daobin, from the central province of Hebei, received a suspended sentence for what the Chinese government says was subversion in 2004 and was detained by police for posting online essays in support of another dissident. If you understood the subtitle reference, congratulations, you're old enough to watch porn, and probably run for President. If you didn't get it, you're awfully young and let me explain something before we move on: My understanding is that there are dirty movies on the Internet; I am told dirty movies are also called "porn" and you can't see them on TV or YouTube. YouTube is dominant enough among video websites that, in order to keep its rivals from getting squished together at the bottom, it had to be removed from a graph showing Australian market shares. Still, MSN Video and CNET TV are doing well under its rule. Mexico's primary provider of fixed-line phone service, Telmex, is prepared to introduce Internet-based television and is waiting for the government's approval to launch the service. Telmex, controlled by Carlos Slim, one the world's wealthiest men has seen profits and ad revenue decline in the last several quarter's, due to increased competition from cell phone and cable providers. Despite no ads or any obvious revenue generation, Google News is worth $100 million to Google, according to VP Marissa Mayer. We've noted time and time again the way in which Wikipedia receives loads of traffic from Google, and to be honest, there's no clear sign that this will change. But Google has gone so far as to launch Knol, a sort of would-be competitor. Miri Systems, a privately owned developer of the Miri Card designed to allow credit card users make secure transactions online by providing a unique number for each purchase recently spoke to WebProNews about its technology. Google North America finds itself down a head of sales and finance this morning. Michael Adair has moved away from the search giant and is joining Glam Media as vice president of corporate development and finance. A federal court has upheld a ban on a law that would criminalize protected speech on the Internet. The American Civil Liberties Union challenged the Child Online Protection Act (COPA) on behalf of a coalition of writers, artists and health educators who use the Internet to communicate constitutionally protected speech. For the third time this year speculation has aroused around an impending sale of Digg.com to Google. Is the third time a charm? We may not know for a couple of weeks, but at least this latest round of slow-news-day maybes has a rumored letter of intent and a believe-it-or-not deadline. Some Facebook apps are useful, polished pieces of software. Others are examples of spammy, unattractive crap. And Facebook seems ready to separate the two, as it's introducing at least that many tiers into which apps will be divided. The Internet plays an increasingly essential role in retail for brick and mortar retailers, even for purchases made in-store according to a new survey from Nielsen Online. People who had recently made consumer electronics purchases in a brick and mortar store, 80 percent bought from a store whose Web site they visited first. In addition 53 percent purchased from a retailer on whose Web site they had spent the most time. If you can read Old Greek, you're in for a real treat. If not, you're in for "selected translations," which is almost as nice. Hey, at least the Codex Sinaiticus, scribed about 350 A.D. and containing the oldest known versions of the New Testament and some of the Old, won't be translated by Google's (or anybody else's) automated mess. The majority (94%) of Americans believe they make a bigger impact on the environment by downloading a movie online instead of renting or buying a movie at a video store according to a new survey from digital entertainment company CinemaNow. According to the survey downloading movies is more convenient and environmentally friendly then driving to a local video store. Sixty-four percent said the biggest advantage of downloading online was not having to drive to get a movie or wait for a movie in the mail. No doubt the high priced attorneys working for Viacom will have to prove CEO Philippe's Dauman's words in court—or at least sell them well enough to convince those that matter. New Hitwise numbers regarding social networks in the UK are out, and from the looks of things, Facebook is on a very nice roll. Top competitors MySpace and Bebo have been rather less fortunate. Microsoft has announced that it will start offering user-generated games for their Xbox 360 gaming console through the online Xbox Live service. The company said it will start selling user-generated games later this year on its online Xbox Live service and share as much as 70 percent of the revenue with game developers. |
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