One of my favorite pastimes is debunking SEO myths – and there are many! I could probably come up with 100 SEO-related ideas or actions that people think are helpful, but which in reality won’t provide them with more targeted traffíc to their websites.
That time of year again where one of my favorite Networks celebrates their birthday. Envato turns four this year, and like last year, they are offering one AWESOME bundle!
Every major search engine provides hints and tips about how to optimize your pages for improved rankings on their sites. But when you read these guidelines you quickly see that most of it is just their own wish list. Things like ‘Write for humans not search engine bots – or – do not hide keywords with a font matching the background color.
While you think of SEO you possibly first think of placing keywords on your pages. You may also think about having keywords in your domain, at least I hope you think of that prior to registering or buying your domain.
GIMP is the GNU Image Manipulation Program and is the best Open Source image-editing suite available for Linux as well as Windows. It is completely free and has features comparable to that of Photoshop.
Ok so I get a lot of emails from both friends and visitors of this blog regarding “free stuff” for this task and that task. One of the many recommendations of made in recent weeks has been AVG anti-virus. Another is “I can’t afford Photoshop. What can I use?” Use GIMP!
Why drop a load of cash on software you don’t need. Unless of course your in the business of graphic design! Even than, you might find some of the free alternatives available today full of features to get the job done.
Here are 15 important website design tips that you might not be aware of or have overlooked. I strongly suggest you consider taking advantage of these web design tips if you haven’t already done so. Leave any additional tips you may have in the comments below.
Don’t overlook your inbound linking strategy as you think about search engine optimization for your site. An inbound link is a hyperlink back to your site from another web site.
AOL, Hotmail, Yahoo… even Outlook users listen up! I have been a long time loyal AOL user. My AOL email address spans back a decade. Though it can be easy to switch e-mail addresses, I have always seen the importance in keeping my e-mail address the same, so as to maintain connection with my valuable contacts in the process.
