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"MSN, however, absolutely loves hyphenated domain names, at this time anyway. That may change." will have to agree with this statement. But the hyphenated and non-hyphenated thingy only carries a miniscule weightage in the bigger scheme of search engine optimization and rankings.

no need to submit your site manually, just get some links pointed to your site. Google spiders will discover your site automatically.

a rough estimation is between 2-7% of the total content of the page. But as the above posters said, if they are used in coherent and meaningful sentences, then even higher densities are acceptable by SEs. Avoid overkills.

or you could try joomla, which has a larger community support base as compared to drupal.

case is not a factor considered by search engines in rating websites. Its more of a site usibility issue than a SEO one.

from experience, i can say that parameter-carrying urls do get indexed perfectly well, however your page may carry a slighlty more ranking weightage if its url contains your page keyword. By the way, one can rewrite urls using isapi rewrite in asp.

Hi I have three IIS/ASP web sites on one hosting account. A couple of months back, i asked my hosting administrator to redirect non-"www" pages to "www" pages on all three sites to avoid google's duplicate content issues. Now i dont know how they did it, but my request was …

its all about getting used to the new UI. It took me a while (i started out with a beta), but i've finally gotten used to it and the new placements dont annoy me anymore. holy cow dani, 30"!! My eye doctor told me to use a smaller screen after …

though still in beta, does Expressions Web Designer count? :)

for starters: [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_content_management_systems[/url] joomla/mambo vs drupal: [url]http://buytaert.net/drupal-vs-joomla-performance[/url] [url]http://xaneon.com/content-management-systems/drupal-vs-mambo.html[/url]

a related question. which tag is better for SEs - <b> or <strong>?

i started seeing regular traffic on my forum after around 7-8 months of hard work. The thing is not to lose sight and stop working. Internet is one medium where hard work always pays off.

cscg call it by any name, but a dampening filter does exist which keeps new domains from doing well in G in their early days. c78 try getting some deep links for the pages which are getting deindexed. If they're still not indexed then you may need to work on …

you should check your scratch disk settings: Edit > Preferences > Plugins & Scratch Disks Use as many partitions as needed, although allotting too much scratch disk space also slows the application down a lil bit.

dreamweaver is a very good option but if you're used to working on MS products like word etc, you could try microsoft's expressions web designer which although is in beta stages, but does offer some nice design capabilities. You can try it for free from: [url]http://www.microsoft.com/products/expression/en/default.mspx[/url]

generally there arent any ranking problems when moving hosts: you may also want to read matt cutts' blog which provides a nice step-by-step guide in this regards [url]http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/moving-to-a-new-web-host/[/url]

hi if i aint mistaken, you meant corel paint. Corel Draw is a vector illustration program. Though i use Coreldraw is my vector graphics tool, but i use Photoshop for raster work. To be honest, i havent even bothered using anything else after photoshop.

whatever happend to the concepts of global accessibility and quick results? Remember that 80% of world's internet users are still on dialup. They'll be losing out on that demographic. The first rule of site usability is that a horizontal scroll bar should never appear. I still use 1024x768 at my …