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The following post is part of a series on image optimization. In this post we’re going to look at optimization techniques for creative commons images.,true religion jeans online
The following is part of a multi part series on image optimization. In this post we’re looking at driving traffic with with “image of the day” type of posts.
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The following is part of a series on image optimization. In this post we’re going to be looking at sources for images. Premium Stock Images There are a lot of sources for stock images on the web. On the web, however, there is a huge divide in prices. While the images from this category are [...]
The following is a review of the WPTouch Pro Mobile Theme. This is a premium theme that I paid for. This is NOT a sponsored review. I’ve been an big advocate of keeping a website on one URL and not using m.example.com, example.com/mobile/, or example.mobi as your solution (see Dangers of Multiple Website Versions). I’ve [...]
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Should you have one website or multiple websites ... and how to you know when to expand, here are some tips to help you figure out the answer.
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I’d like to say thanks to the people who sponsored the blog this month, without them there wouldn’t be regular posts here.
A question that I get asked fairly regularly is “how many websites should I run? Am I better with one website or lots of little ones?” The question has some different aspects, so, as someone who runs more than one website,prada sunglass, I’ll try to share some of my experience.


The following post is part of my Thesis tutorial series. In this post, we’re going to be looking at how to customize your date display.



Negative social media is something almsot every company has to deal with,true religion jeans, the question is how and when, and what do you say ... here are some helpful tips
Creative Commons images labeled for commercial reuse can be a valuable source for traffic and revenue, here are tips on how to get started.
Image of the Day – For Traffic and Social Engagment

Combining basic image optimization with an "image of the day" series you can create a steady stream of regular traffic to your blog.
Social Media still scares many businesses both large and small. But hiding from social media isn’t the answer. The real answer lies in embracing it … in all of its brutal, raw honesty.


The following is part of a multiple part series covering image optimization techniques. This article is intended for beginners through intermediate SEO’s; if this doesn’t pertain to you, you may want to skim as most of this will probably be review material for you.
In the most recent 12 months, Google has taken steps to reward websites that are brands, or at least give signals that they algorithmically look like brands. If you’re not national, regional, or local brand, here are some steps you can do to look more brand-like.

Last week Google announced a new addition to the search engine results page: the +1 button. While there was a huge amount of press surrounding the launch, after playing with it for a few days, I don’t think it’s going to work unless it has an on page component … soon.
Recently there has been a lot of talk about Facebook versus Twitter and which is more valuable to web publishers. If you’re looking for the short answer, IMHO it’s Facebook; but, to understand why, you need to have deeper understanding of how each system works.

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The following post is part of a series on Raven SEO tools. In this post, we’re going to look at the event manager.
I recently came across an article that was bemoaning the fact that the travel blogging space has become overrun with low level search intended writing, and the actual feet on the ground, first hand, personal travel experiences are disappearing from the web. IMHO this author has confused love and money, a common complaint in the web publishing world.

Publishers who write because they love are having to come to grips with competing against low cost content mills and the economics of advertising
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The following is a sponsored post. For today’s post we’re going to be talking with Andrew Wise of SEOLinkWheelers.com you may remember I spoke with Andrew back in January (see Interview with Andrew Wise of SEOLinkWheelers.com). Today we’re going to be talking about the Panda update,p90x dvd list, can you tell us what you think where the [...]
If you were paying attention, late last week you saw a guest post that published Thursday night. This was an interesting post, as it provided some in-the-trenches, first-hand analysis of a website that was ranking and why. However, the downside was that this analysis named a specific website, where/how they where getting links and ranking,men diesel jeans, [...]



The following is part of a series of posts on image optimization. In this post we’re going to be talking about using image optimization as a link building technique.
I have mentioned the dangers of having multiple versions of your website. On recent trip I had first hand experience with it as user as I searched for the term [jetblue parking laguardia]. Sending a desktop user to a mobile version is a bad user experience and not a problem you should have. Serve your content [...]


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Today’s post is a question from Max Capener, who wants to know what’s the best way to handle old sites that you buy?
The idea of evergreen content is that it is essentially unchanging, intended to last “a long time,”and have little or no maintenance. So isn’t updating evergreen content a bit of an oxymoron? In some cases yes, in some cases no.


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