Occasionally I come across an SEO tool that I feel is worthy of blogging about, and oddly enough today I have two of ’em. Linklicious Instead of wasting hours building RSS feeds and pinging the feeds hoping for crawls, Linklicious eliminates all of the guesswork by providing a guaranteed 100% crawl rate. It comes with a WordPress plugin so…
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Awesome WordPress plugin for Facebook
Once and a while a WordPress plugin comes along that I consider to be a “game changer”. The Like plugin is one of ’em. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/like/ One of the great things about Facebook Pages is that they can become viral. It may take you a month to get to 100 “fans” (I guess they’re now considered “people that like your Page”),…
Content vs Backlinks – Found a Niche Topic!
Note: This post is related to my ongoing experiment to determine which Google prefers more – Fresh Content or Quality Backlinks Well after a quick browse through ClickBank I stumbled across this -> Double Your Vertical Leap. The World’s Top Selling Vertical Jump Enhancement System Is Back, Better Than Ever. 6 Months Of Extensive Testing – And A Mouth-watering Offer…
Fresh content versus quality backlinks
Lately I’ve been wondering what Google favors more – fresh, unique content or quality (PR 4 or higher) backlinks. There’s oceans of people that are on either side of the argument. Some say it’s best to have lots of one-way backlinks from respected, authority sites. Others say it’s best to be constantly adding new, unique content. Personally I think both…
Must-have WordPress plugins
As you can probably tell, I’m a big fan of WordPress. I’ve used a few other Content Management Systems (like Joomla, Drupal, PHP-Nuke, etc.). But I’ve found that for internet marketing, WordPress is simply hard to beat with its ease-of-use, maintenance simplicity, and the huge community support of free plugins and themes. So, here’s the list of plugins that I…
Steps to make your WordPress site more secure
Here’s a bunch of pointers that I gathered from various sources and use myself for each WordPress site I create. It’s assumed you have a decent understanding of web servers, FTP clients, and IP addresses. Ya never know when you might write a post that pisses off some random hacker in Czechoslovakia who decides to delete all your work or…