How to Avoid Website Downtime That Can Affect Your Search Engine Listings

by Admin


13 Feb
 None    Internet Related

by Nick Nichols
http://www.websitepulse.com

If your web pages are down, even momentarily, it can hurt you several ways. Learn why, and what to do to make sure your pages are visible the maximum amount of time.

The Internet has changed the way we access information, and the way we buy and sell products and services. When it works, which, fortunately, is most of the time, ideas and cash flow from person to person, company to company, and country to country.

But when the inevitable happens and your pages go down, your business, your bank account and your reputation can suffer, especially if you are unaware of the down status of your e-business operations for more than a few minutes. One way this can hurt you is with the search engines.


No-Follow Tag and Link Popularity

by Admin


12 Feb
 None    Internet Related

by Mario Sanchez
http://www.theinternetdigest.net

Much has been said lately about Google's recent initiative to support the 'no-follow' tag in an attempt to combat blog comment spam. Here's our take:

What is blog comment spam and how does it look like?

Leaving comments in blogs usually means filling up a form with four fields: one for your name, one for your email address, one for your URL, and one for your comments.


The Webmaster's Assistant

by Admin


11 Feb
 None    Internet Related

Survey Galaxy
http://www.surveygalaxy.com

There are many tools available to a webmaster to analyse website traffic allowing them to monitor the number of visitors, see what pages have been accessed and even the length of time each visitors spends accessing the website.

However, despite the considerable data available what is missing is anything to tell the webmaster what the visitor was thinking. Did they like or dislike the site? Was the layout easy to understand or just plain confusing? Did they find it easy to navigate and maybe the most important thing, did they find the information they wanted?


Want to start a publishing revolution and extend the life of your articles?

by Admin


08 Feb
 None    Internet Related

by Survey Galaxy
http://www.surveygalaxy.com

Calling all publishers, editors, journalists and freelance writers. It's time to breathe more life into your copy. Turn your articles into living pieces that spark measurable debate, get closer to your readers and engage their mind and soul - we're talking revolution.

As it was in the beginning

Publishers have for many years relied on letters to get feedback from their readers and although email has opened up this method of communication it is still time consuming and difficult to process with only a fraction of the received correspondence ever being used.

Let's face it, as well as being an overhead for the publisher, to most people it is an unrewarding medium in terms of effort required and response received, just think of the number of letters that go unpublished and unread.


20 Top tips to writing effective surveys

by Admin


05 Feb
 None    Internet Related

by Survey Galaxy
http://www.SurveyGalaxy.com

Writing surveys is easy; or is it? The truth is that writing surveys is easy but writing effective surveys is more difficult. The following are twenty tips that if followed will help you write more effective surveys.


Searching for relevancy

by Admin


04 Feb
 None    Search Engines

by Rob Sullivan
http://www.enquiro.com

I read an article the other day from a well known technology site which said that in order for search engines to move forward they have to improve the relevancy of search results.

Google moved a step in the right direction with the Florida update, and now results do seem to be better.

However, the problem I have with this whole "search engines need more relevancy" theory is this: Who defines the relevancy?

Take this scenario which happened to me last night.

Ten reasons why online surveys are the future of marketing

by Admin


02 Feb
 None    Internet Related

by Survey Galaxy
http://www.surveygalaxy.com

Customers are tough cookies. They're extremely media aware and increasingly cynical - it's a clever marketeer who can get under their skin. Online surveys reinvent the traditional format and offer a unique way of interaction - all the benefits of the internet without the programming. Here are ten reasons why they may be the silver bullet marketeers need, complete with examples supplied by Martin Day, managing director of Survey Galaxy - one of a new breed of websites making online surveys quicker and cheaper.


Advanced Web Ranking v3.6 Released

by Admin


01 Feb
 None    Software

Manage Your Search Engine Web Rankings

Caphyon LLC is pleased to announce the release of Advanced Web Ranking 3.6, a tool that helps check your web site position on all major search engines. Advanced Web Ranking runs on Mac OS X, Windows 98/2000/XP, Linux and Solaris.

Checking your web site position is a very time consuming task. For example, if you have 10 keywords that you want to monitor, and you want to check the top 20 positions for 10 search engines, you need to perform about 200 (10 keywords * 10 engines * first 2 pages) individual searches to get the results. Then you need to compare the results one by one to find where your site is positioned. It may take you days to complete this task if you do this manually. That's where Advanced Web Ranking comes to help.

Future Search Markets

by Admin


29 Jan
 None    Search Engines

by Rob Sullivan
http://www.enquiro.com

It is ironic that Google launched TV search yesterday, because I was thinking about where search will go, and I think it will follow a similar pattern to television.

When I was growing up, we only had 2 channels until I was about 12 or 13. This was because, in my home town, we didn't have cable TV. But then, we got cable and we got 13 channels.

I was amazed. My TV universe was opened up to much more available programming, all because of a simple piece of cable.

Fast forward to the present and the advent of satellite TV where I have Direct-to-home satellite and have access to over 400 digital quality channels. Almost 25 times more channels than the 13 we had on cable, and over 150 times more than the 2 channels I grew up with.

There's more than Google in the search engine world

by Admin


27 Jan
 None    Search Engines

Copyright Axandra.com
Web site promotion software tools

Keynote Systems released the results of a new survey this January. The California based company surveyed 2000 Internet users to find out which search engines they prefer.

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