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 | stymiee is on the money with that advice. I agree with all of it and the layout and sequencing is excellent too. Another action you might consider is to register with Google Webmaster Tools and Analytics, Yahoo Siteexplorer and Bing Webmaster. Add some ID code to the page header in … |
| | There definitely is value in nofollow sites. I've helped out on Yahoo Answers and syndicated copies of that site (appearing on other portals) where the search engines don't index it, for sure. But, if you look at the visitor data from those sources, where I'm helping people who are directly … |
 | I have at least a dozen, but they're carefully picked, rather than random: Twitter Facebook Squidoo Flickr Linkedin Digg Stumbleupon Mister Wong Reddit Stumbleupon is a bandwidth hog, however. I'm on mobile broadband which has a limited allowance and Stumble can take your whole day's allowance in 20 minutes.  |
| | I agree with the CMS method. Open Source, you have a number of choices, but Joomla and Drupal are the most popular two. They require some technical knowledge to set up, but the communities which develop them are very helpful and will see you through difficult patches. If you pass …  |
 | I like what you're saying. A measured response, rather than a 'cut Google down' attack. I have similar misgivings about Google's cloud computing strategy, which reminds me of the 'network computer' debate of the mid-nineties. You own the hardware, but all the software is a service which you pay for … |
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