I was going over Jeff Johnson’s blog this morning and found one of his posts about “secret Google codes” and decided to investigate out of curiosity. I found a free ebook by Ryan Deiss about little known search strings for blogs run at .edu and .gov sites. (more…)
Optimizing your site or blog for search engine ranking isn’t that hard. There’s plenty of tutorials on how, but the thing that holds many sites back is their Google Pagerank. It’s kind of like a popularity contest, and the sites linking to yours with one way links (not to a site you link back to, Google can spot that and discounts it) determine how high your site ranks. Most people don’t have any idea how to get a high pagerank site to link to them, but there is an affordable solution. (more…)
Leapfish at (leapfish.com) isn’t a scam, but I think they don’t offer any value either. They are a meta search engine which draws results from other search engines. They are portal you can customize for things like local news and weather, which you can do with any of the real search engines as well. The product they offer is buying permanent placement for keywords, which ranges from a few hundred dollars into the thousands. (more…)
If you’ve ever wondered why when you search for “scam” and “ripoff” along with a business opportunity or anyone in marketing, you find places like scam.com and ripoffreport.com at the top of the results, there’s actually a reason behind it. (more…)
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There’s a lot of blogs and unfortunately, there’s also a lot of scrapers and copy and paste thieves who try to make a living off the works of others. I’ve read a lot of articles on the topic, and here’s some of the best ways to prevent it, and take action if it happens. (more…)
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