SEO tips: Keep up with the fresh content

September 18, 2009
feel a bit overloaded with work?

As you all know content is the most important thing online. The more unique content one website has, the better its ranking and traffic will be. Well, that’s generally true in many niches, but nowadays Google is making our lives even more complicated by asking us to have More, and NEW content.
If you feel [...]

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Protect your Wordpress from Comment Spammers

June 29, 2009

Comment spam seems to be one of the most common wordpress blogger problems. There are many tools to fight it, but it seems few of them are only the real solution to the problem. In this post, I’ll explain what wordpress comment spam is and how to defend yourself from it, as well as some [...]

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Reliable Web Hosting explained

May 30, 2009

Reliable web hosting? Well that’s pretty much the same as saying Expensive Web Hosting. I’ll explain here why.
Why do you need reliable web hosting?
Well, if you don’t want to have frequent website failures, data loss or being treated like an idiot from your web hosting provider, then you most probably need reliable web hosting provider. [...]

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Highly effective Link Building – build your own affiliate marketing system.

May 13, 2009

The Perfect Link Bait
Since Link Building is a hard and complicated process, the best possible way is to invest your link building budget into Affiliate Marketing revenue share system. Sharing a fair percentage to affiliate marketers will outsource your link building efforts to them. The more revenue you share the more links you will get. [...]

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PHP Web Hosting Security: allow_url_fopen – allows hackers to import remote php scripts.

May 12, 2009

During the last year I’ve been specializing in PHP Web Hosting administration and took a course in Advanced Web Security. This was partly due to the increasing threats from numerous hacker attacks on popular content management systems such as Wordpress, Joomla, Drupal, and others. In this post I will try to explain some of the [...]

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Problems with the Domain Aftermarket

May 9, 2009

As you may already know I‘m a big fan of the Domain Aftermarket and during the last few years I‘ve collected pretty good domain portfolio. Unfortunately not all domains are as good as they should be and this case is one of them.
Nearly six months ago I‘ve purchased the domain "usemortgages dot com" and I‘ve [...]

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GoDaddy Web Hosting causes WordPress search engine privacy issues

May 9, 2009

As you might know, I‘m currently developing my own Blog Network of MFA (dollar-a-day) websites. For my current run, I‘m filling up my web hosting space at GoDaddy with Directories and WordPress Blogs. Yes this time I‘m using WordPress because my SEO Website CMS somehow doesn’t work with the Godaddy accounts since they have some [...]

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AdSense is getting less profitable as AdSense earnings decreased

May 9, 2009

It is really sad to know that the online market was finally hit by the US crisis. It seems that most online shoppers are getting really careful with their purchases which can be noted by the increased search volumes for cheaper online goods, but in the same time increasing the average advertising costs which lower [...]

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Perfect Link Juice Calculator

May 6, 2009

Nowadays quality link building is the most important thing for webmasters. Everyone know that getting more links is the only way to get good Search Engine Rankings, and the better/higher link juice value a link has, the better ranking you will get from that link. Unfortunately for most of us, large link building schemes don’t [...]

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Cheap SEO Web Hosting

May 6, 2009

The last 10 years web hosting has changed quite a lot, especially after the emerging CMS (Content Management System) technologies as the popular Wordpress, Joomla, Drupal and many others. These enabled Web Professionals to quickly build large websites and monitor whole networks. Unfortunately for us, Google and the other Search Engines found that and decided [...]

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