11,555 Posted Topics
 | Yeah it shouldn't be off by more than 15 minutes for new items, instant for existing items.  |
| | The actual link text that is used to hyperlink to a different page. For example, for the link [url=http://www.google.com]Best Search Engine Ever[/url], the anchor text is "best search engine ever", and the URL points to google.com. The concept is that because I am using that anchor text to link to …  |
| | |
| | |
| | Re: cloaking??? Cloaking is when a single page serves one thing to a website visitor and something completely different to a search engine bot. For example, the website visitor might see the way you want the page to look, but the bot might see something that is completely tailored for optimal SEO, … |
| | I have found that Google sometimes completely rewrites my title tags! Not just shortens them, but often completely rewrites them. It's strange, but not something we have much control over. |
| | Your online reputation can be a very, very powerful thing. Make it good. |
| | Numerous SEO publications are reporting that Google has decided to hide keywords from referral information for everyone logged into their Google account when they perform a search. What this means is that sites will no longer know what keywords were typed in to land at the resulting page. It's really … |
| | Link laundering sites are a blackhat technique in which a lot of sites owned by the same webmaster are all designed to link out to lots of other sites, in exchange for those sites to all be linking back to the single high quality site also owned by the webmaster. … |
 | Re: PayPal Quiz You can set up a survey at SurveyMonkey.com ... They're good for that. Not so sure how to integrate that with PayPal though. |
| | Breadcrumb navigation is pretty much standardized nowadays. |
| | I believe they are not a network but instead simply a company which produces DART, an ad server. In other words, as a publisher, you would pay them for their DART service to serve advertising you sell yourself. |
 | |
| | Re: Link wheel? This question has been asked about 10 times over the past week. [url]http://www.daniweb.com/internet-marketing/search-engine-optimization/threads/383068[/url] |
 | I went ahead and renamed the 'Contribute News Stories' forum to the 'Contribute Editorial' forum because that is specifically its purpose, and it can work just as well with tutorials as with news stories. [url]http://www.daniweb.com/community-center/contribute-editorial/178[/url] Anything that you post in there can only be seen by yourself as well as … |
| | You can use our thread subscription feature. You can create multiple subscription folders and subscribe to various threads in each folder, as a way of grouping them. Also, you can make use of the Threads I've Started link at the bottom of every page. |
| | Re: Drupal. It was a CMS (content management system) written in PHP. I haven't seen people use it in years. |
| | Sorry I have taken so long to make my way into this thread. I actually sorta like the idea of having pretty charts and graphs, mostly because I've been doing so much in advertising and marketing lately. I've been swayed to the dark side. If I can come up with … |
| | |
| | Lots of quality backlinks, great useful, unique information on the site, clean HTML code that follows all the best SEO practices, and a good navigation structure. |
| | |
| | I believe that it is. |
| | |
| | Since switching to this design, the number of new threads posted daily has decreased by 75%. New posts, new registrations, and traffic has remained consistant. Is the "new thread" button really hard to locate? Confusing? What is wrong?  |
| | Each individual page should only target one or two keywords. The keywords shouldn't be repeated in an unnatural way. They should be built naturally into the content. |
| | I don't understand how Davey is the only person who responded to this question referencing Star Trek.  |
| | |
 | Why would we upload tutorials to Github and then have moderators manage them there? Why not just post the tutorials straight onto DaniWeb? |
| | Just want to correct you on the actual meta tag. You were missing a character. [code]<link rel="standout" href="http://www.example.com/scoop_article_100.html"/>[/code] |
| | |
 | |
| | |
 | |
| | |
 | |
 | |
| | As many of you may be aware, DaniWeb was originally hit by the Google Panda algorithm back in February. We finally made a full recovery (and then some!) during the Panda update at the end of July. We were just hit by Panda yet again this past week, which was … |
 | |
| | We cache the forum listing pages for guests who aren't logged in. Do you log out/log in? |
| | When you do site:domain.com, it is NOT an accurate tool to measure how many pages on your site are indexed by Google. You need to use Google Webmaster Tools at [url]www.google.com/webmasters/[/url] to get a more accurate picture. Then, as has been suggested, create a Sitemap. |
| | Hi, thanks for pointing that out. It looks like there's an unescaped character in a post that was made on that date that is creating some type of syntax error. When I attempt to load the Python RSS feed in Chrome on my mac, it displays, but gives the following … |
| | |
| | |
| | |
| | Yeah, I posted in the Apple forums a little bit ago. Definitely sad news.  |
| | It used to happen a few times a year a long time ago. Basically it was a period of a few days when Google's rankings would constantly be reshuffled, and then eventually settle into a new algorithm. |
| | We currently use Salesforce.com, but I find the interface very clunky. It often takes quite a few clicks to get anything accomplished. There are no plans to switch to different CRM software. I know that Salesforce has a strong API. is there any standalone Windows software that can be used … |
| | If you're not sure what OScommerce is, than odds are you don't need it. :) I think your first step should be to decide what type of project you want to focus on. Do you want to create a blog? A forum? etc |
| | I want to encourage more people to do sitewide searches because our analytics show that people who use our search feature spend 5-10X longer on the site. Additionally, being a Q&A forum, it's just a great practice to search before you post, so the same question doesn't end up being … |
| | I'm wondering that if you only do custom prices, many people might be a bit leery that you're doing some funky math on them or that prices are completely subjective and even arbitrary. They'll also feel the need to haggle and barter down with you. I think any successful company … |
The End.