This post is for those of you who who are interested in SEO. I’ve been a pre-member of Huomah’s SEO Dojo community for a while now and it is opening up to new members as of today.
What is the SEO Dojo? It is a closed door, gated community which gives search professionals and those wanting to learn more about search engines a safe haven to study and collaborate.
There’s some serious...
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Determination. That’s been my mantra for the last few weeks. You see, I knew that I’d let a few things get away from me over time, and that I needed to buckle down and really get some stuff done. I have a couple of websites that desperately needed some attention, so if you think I’ve been quiet here and elsewhere, I can tell you why.
Determination.
I’ve been determined to focus,...
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Over time, I’ve written guest posts or contributory posts on several sites across the web. It occurred to me today that some of you might benefit from those postings, because they focus on topics that I don’t tend to delve into very much here on this blog. So I’ve rounded them up and hopefully I’ve included them all, but I can’t promise that I didn’t forget about one...
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I released a new open source, free tool that will hopefully help everyone in the fight against having their sites hacked.
We all hear about how often people’s sites get hacked. This tool won’t stop that from happening, but here’s what it *will* do.
Let’s say a hacker places some malicious code in either some existing files on your site, or in new files on your site. Regardless of...
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Content Rich: Writing Your Way to Wealth on the Web is a book I’ve been meaning to tell you about for several months now, but it somehow got lost amongst the shuffle of holidays and bad memory.* Lucky for you, I didn’t forget about it forever.
I try to cover as much of the basics as possible for creating a successful site online that will earn you a comfortable living. I’m not able,...
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Occasionally, I’ll explore methods of making money online without having experience with it myself. Generally, I only like to pass on things I’ve tried, so that you get the benefit of my experience. Sometimes, though, I know people who have the experience that I don’t, and I will occasionally allow them to guest post here. That’s the case today. The following is a guest post by...
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Which search engine should you use to search for images? My opinion: all of them! If you only use one search engine to search for an image, you could be missing out on some spectacular images. But I don’t expect you to waste time going from one search engine to another. That’s what metaengines are for, and my favorite is Zuula.
I use Zuula 100% of the time as my web search engine, but I...
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We all share a common goal – increasing traffic to our site or blog. Without traffic, our sites are invisible. Traffic, however, can come from many sources. Some of those sources are gold mines of highly targeted traffic consisting of visitors who are wanting to consume and interact with our content. Some sources are next to worthless and our sites would be better off without the waste of...
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This morning, as I was on my Internet travels, floating from one new blog to another, I found myself on a blog written by a man who lives not far from me. It’s always interesting to discover a neighbor in this vast ‘net world, so I stopped long enough to read a bit of what he had written. I noticed this little tidbit of advice and thought I would pass it along to you, with my own thoughts...
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I don’t tend to talk a lot about SEO on this blog because that’s what my SEO blog is for. Still, since this blog focuses on making a living online, and this post is about a social network that pays you (yes, you heard that right), and this social network also has SEO benefits, I thought I’d combine it all into one here.
In case you aren’t familiar with social networks, I gave a...
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