Someone posted a Fake RipOff Report about us

22. February 2012 · Write a comment · Categories: Internet, SEO Advice
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I've been having beef with an Internet Con Artist called Imran Naseem for a while now. He has been exposed on my personal blog several times, for selling stolen content to unsuspecting newbies in the Intenet Marketing arena. There's a whole list of people complaining about Imran on my blog, so please feel free to see for yourself. Everything I have written abut Imran can be verified by witnesses and files. Unfortunately Imran has now sought to damage my company's reputation by posting fake Ripoff Read more [...]

Free Google Adwords Credit

15. February 2012 · 9 comments · Categories: Adwords, Google, SEO Advice
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From time to time I receive Adwords coupons (or vouchers) to start a new advertising campaign. I've currently got a spare $75 Adwords code for anyone who wants it. Just leave a comment telling me why I should give it to you. Best comment by the end of the week wins. Read more [...]

Google Pagerank Update 7 February 2012

07. February 2012 · Write a comment · Categories: Google, SEO Advice
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Once every three months Google updates the visible pagerank you can see on tools like the SEOBook Toolbar. What is Pagerank? - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PageRank What is Pagerank good for? - http://www.seomoz.org/blog/what-is-pagerank-good-for-anyway-statistics-galore Is Pagerank Important? - http://www.google.com.au/search?q=buy+high+pagerank+links&pws=0 Has your Pagerank improved? Read more [...]

Stop SOPA and PIPA WordPress Plugin

13. January 2012 · 2 comments · Categories: SEO Advice, SOPA, Wordpress Plugins
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With all the commotion around the SOPA and PIPA bills in the US Senate and House, I thought I'd make a small contribution in the form of a WordPress plugin, which will allow you to schedule a date and timeframe in which ALL incoming traffic will get redirected to http://americancensorship.org/ where people can sign the petition against these bills. (Download here) Screenshot: The Senate is scheduled to vote on the internet censorship bill on Tuesday, January 24th, and unless we can find Read more [...]

New Youtube Design adds Nofollow

13. December 2011 · Write a comment · Categories: Google, Link Building, SEO Advice
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Just a little something I noticed. Youtube channels used to have one followed link on a user's channel, but after the redesign last week, they have now implemented the rel=nofollow attribute to those links. Is Google sculpting pagerank with their new design? Anyway, if you want to get the nofollow removed, just change your channel back to the old look via this link (when you're signed in) Thanks (in advance) to Wil Reynolds from Seer Interactive for letting me use his Youtube channel details Read more [...]

Are Long Tail Keywords Still Worth It?

01. December 2011 · Write a comment · Categories: SEO Advice
An interesting infographic from Aaron about how Google killed the long tail. Infographic by SEO Book Read more [...]

Google Pagerank Update – November 2011

08. November 2011 · 2 comments · Categories: Google, SEO Advice
I can confirm after checking several of our sites that Google has updated the visible toolbar pagerank today. Nothing really exciting, but it always get people talking again. I've written about Google pagerank vs SERPs and finding fake Pagerank before. The snapshot seems to have been taken on the 26th of October, as that's when the last post that got pagerank assigned was posted. Anything after has a pagerank 0. That is all for today. Read more [...]

Anti-Competitive Link Building

06. November 2011 · Write a comment · Categories: Link Building, SEO Advice
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Link building is by far one of the most important things to do when it comes to SEO for your site, simply because search engines such as Google rely heavily on the amount and the trust factor of the links that point back to your site. You could consider each link you get, a vote of confidence from another site, and Google uses this as a metric to estimate how important and relevant your site is, and what place they will give you in the search results. Having said that, Quality links are far more Read more [...]

Getting listed in DMOZ

02. November 2011 · 5 comments · Categories: SEO Advice
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Since becoming a DMOZ editor, I've spent hours going through the editorial guidelines to see what the best approach would be for someone to get their site approved. We all know it can take forever to get listed in DMOZ - if ever! The first thing that struck me when I logged in as a new editor, was how massive the inner workings of the ODP really are. There are loads of active editors in the forums, but the number of un-reviewed submissions is staggering. Here's an example of just the Business Read more [...]

How important is onsite optimisation?

26. October 2011 · 4 comments · Categories: SEO Advice

This important.
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