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Reciprocal Linking. An Unbiased Analysis.

Posted by Zulfikar under General, Marketing, Traffic Generation

This is a post by Cristian Lungu

Reciprocal linking is without doubt one of the most disputed subjects in the SEO community. The reason for this is because they simultaneously can greatly contribute to your link network and also damage it pretty seriously.

One thing is certain though, Google is getting better by the semester in finding and demoting low quality link exchanges to zero and even negative values.

Search engines have not declared war to link reciprocation but rather to the unnatural linking patterns meant solely to increase the number of links and consequently, enhance rankings.  Read more... (594 words, estimated 2:23 mins reading time)

What To Do If Your Facebook Or Twitter Account Is Hacked

Posted by Zulfikar under General, Security, Social Networks

By Donna Gunter – Posted on February 22, 2010

Unfortunately, this scenario is a reality for all of us who use social networking — it’s not a matter  of IF your Twitter or Facebook account will be hacked, but simply WHEN. I’ve been on the receiving end of messages from my friends whose accounts have been hacked. The message typically compliments me on some body part or requests me to click on a link to view a video of myself. Also, there are usually a number of misspellings in the message.  Read more... (689 words, 2 images, estimated 2:45 mins reading time)

Discover Why You Just Can’t Ignore Twitter Any Longer

Posted by Zulfikar under Income generation tips, Marketing

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10 Time-tested, Battle-Hardened Blog Traffic Techniques

Posted by Zulfikar under Blogging tips, Traffic Generation

In my previous post http://bloginstallationservice.com/analyzing-blog-activities-january-2010/ Reza Winandar from Blogger Make Money commented asking me to share some of the ways I generate traffic to this blog, so I’ve put together 10 of the techniques I use and plan to use in the hope you too will benefit from them. Follow these 10 blog traffic strategies and your blog just might be the next Engadget, TechCrunch, JohnChow.com, StevePavlina.com or BoingBoing.net. – The key here is consistency, which am still working on

Disclaimer: none of the links this article  are affiliate or sponsored by their respective owners!  Read more... (668 words, estimated 2:40 mins reading time)

Analyzing Blog Activities – January 2010

Posted by Zulfikar under Blogging Etiquettes, Blogging tips, General, Statistics

I’ve decided to do various experiments to see the true affect of certain actions on a live blog. Having read a number of guides, reports and pro-blogger’s advice I felt it was time to put it all into practice and see the outcome first hand.

Point I

One of the main advice given in many a guides/reports is to blog consistently on a regular basis – as this is what drives traffic to a website/blog. So for this month (January) I decided to experiment on this by posting very little in way of blog posts.  Read more... (590 words, estimated 2:22 mins reading time)

My Predictions For 2010 Part II – WordPress To Rise In Popularity.

Posted by Zulfikar under Themes, announcement

With the advent of new blogs springing up on the net, Wordpress as a blogging platform is set to rise in popularity. The community behind this popular software is already huge and will continue to grow.

The evidence is the newly founded WordPress Foundation with its prime location at http://wordpressfoundation.org and sporting a new default theme for Wordpress. The foundation is set to add value to the already immensely valuable WordPress platform and by no means is it here to change or take over.  Read more... (309 words, estimated 1:14 mins reading time)

My Predictions For 2010 Part I – Blogging Explosion

Posted by Zulfikar under Blogging tips, Business blogging, General, Marketing

The movie Julie and Julia took blogging mainstream for many who had no idea that an everyday, average individual could command attention and pursue their passion using an online technology available to the masses for free.

And it’s not just movies and rare blog success stories that make people want to blog. In 2009, the job market resulted in a ton of layoffs for journalists and print newspapers and magazines went out of business. These writers will take their skills to the Internet.  Read more... (479 words, estimated 1:55 mins reading time)

Goodbye 2009 And Welcome 2010 – Happy New Year Everyone!

Posted by Zulfikar under General

The new year is upon us and let me take this opportunity to wish you
a very happy and prosperous year for 2010.

Achieve Your goals/resolutions/plans/ambitions:

As we say goodbye to 2009 and welcome in the new year, lets take a moment to reflect on the past year and plan for the new year. Lets reflect on what went well and how we can improve on it to make 2010 an even better year. Lets also reflect on what didn’t work or go well so that we can rectify the situations and not repeat the same mistakes again.  Read more... (250 words, estimated 1:00 mins reading time)

WordPress 2.9 – The Finest Of The Bunch!

Posted by Zulfikar under Upgrading Wordpress, announcement

Most of you will already be aware of the latest announcement on the release of Wordpress 2.9 – as always a major release comes with a bunch of cool new features. Here’s a short video showcasing just a few of the coolest features that come fully loaded with this latest major release.

The coolest new stuff from a user point of view are:  Read more... (339 words, estimated 1:21 mins reading time)

Google Caffeine And The New Ranking Factors

Posted by Zulfikar under Blogging tips, General, Search Engine Optimisation, Traffic Generation

Understanding Web Statistics Part III – Understanding Server Response Codes

Posted by Zulfikar under Statistics

Response codes (also called status codes) are the coded results of a server’s attempt to understand and satisfy a request. Web server responses indicate whether a Web object (Web page, graphics file, CGI script, etc.) was successfully retrieved or executed and, if not, the reason for the unsuccessful result. Unsuccessful results are also referred to as server error codes.

Log files record these codes, and the Visitor Statistics tool includes a report on them.

The following codes are some of the most common responses:

* Code 200 – OK: The request was fulfilled. The Web page was successfully downloaded without error.  Read more... (555 words, estimated 2:13 mins reading time)

10 Ways To Increase Your Blog’s Pageviews

Posted by Zulfikar under Blogging Etiquettes, Blogging tips, Contest, Traffic Generation

With Google Adsense or Yahoo Publisher, having people click onto more pages helps your revenue immensely, but how do you get them to read more than one page when they visit your website? Here are a few tips.

1. Create pages within the blog that contain reference material you refer to often in your posts. These static pages will also get crawled and indexed by the search engines and as you write posts about your topics you can refer people to these static pages as references to what you are posting about.  Read more... (795 words, estimated 3:11 mins reading time)