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The fold is a website design term that refers to the area of a webpage that is instantly visible to the visitor without having to scroll either to the sides or up and down. The fold can vary of course, depending on the web platform, the template or the design of the site itself. Also, remember that there are . . . → Read More Just a quick post for those of you who want to check the speed of your websites and also analyze any issues that maybe causing slow loading of websites and blogs. Google has a developed a cool free website tool called Page Speed that works with the Firefox add-on Firebug, and it analyzes your websites and offers a list . . . → Read More There is so much malware out there that can downloaded to your computer without you even knowing it, referred to as “drive-by” malware that all you have to do is visit a website and if it is infected that virus will infect your PC as well. I have been infected twice in the past by these “drive-by” downloads and . . . → Read More The topic of this post has caused me much trouble and many searches for guides have yielded few results. I am in the process of changing my blog theme and I have finally figured out how to change themes safely and easily in the background while visitors see the current blog with the old theme intact. This is awfully . . . → Read More Sorry I have been remiss in updating too much, I have been redesigning this blog and it is taking a lot of time as I am not a blog or web designer, and right now I REALLY HATE CODE! By the way I finally figured out how to redesign a blog behind the scenes so stay tuned for that . . . → Read More One of my readers, Caleb, asked about the benefits and differences of nofollow and dofollow links for Internet marketing. Overal, dofollow is obviously the best type of backlink because it passes link juice from one site to another and counts the anchor text for keyword relevance, but, do not discount the nofollow completely! The original meaning of the nofollow . . . → Read More Lately, I have been hearing from a lot of people who are struggling with getting higher search engine rankings. Mainly this is happening to them because while they find highly searched for keywords, they are not evaluating the competition correctly. Any Internet marketing campaign starts with keyword research, but doing the proper evaluation of competing sites for those keywords . . . → Read More A reader emailed me and asked for some advice about internal links: “link titles” – that extra fill-in-the-blank box when entering a link in a post? Is there any value or is it just something nifty for the reader to mouse over?” First, he is referring to Internal Links that are links back to your own home page . . . → Read More Google has launched a new keyword research tool intented for Adwords research, to find more PPC keywords, BUT, this tool can be used to find relevant and longtail keywords for any website pages or blogs and blog post titles. This keyword research tool is different BECAUSE it is based on YOUR SITE, not just on general words. Lots of . . . → Read More Is this you dealing with website content and article writing?
Then here are some really great goodies that will restore some peace and sanity. As a follow up to my post 16 Website Content Ideas, here is a great resource to get 1000 Free PLR articles that I found when perusing the net, and . . . → Read More I got an email from a reader asking me how to measure your SEO efforts? Only one way and that is with results. End goal of SEO: Page 1 of SERPS (search engine result pages). By the way, if you are on page 1 don’t think it’s all over, you have to stay on top of it, there are . . . → Read More |
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