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Blogs help you keep up to date on current professional issues, get inspired and motivated, and interact with fellow bloggers and webmasters. The interaction is done by leaving a comment where views and ideas are shared. And yes, you get to leave a link back to your site with that comment, which helps drive traffic [...]

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How many sites, or blogs, do you have? I have long since past the 100 mark. And I keep on, publishing more sites (and blogs). Some webmasters/bloggers will tell you it’s best to focus on a single blog. Dave Doolin even published a post a couple of days ago about how to decommission blogs that [...]

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I started doing “this” back in 1997. “This” means creating websites, promoting them and monetizing on the traffic (as opposed to creating websites for other people’s business need). It’s a pretty common business model for most of us. The Age of Webmasters Back then, we were called webmasters. As a webmaster, you were expected to [...]

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Web News & Views #7

February 22, 2010

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Haven’t done  a news & views roundup in a while, so time to check my RSS reader folders and link to some good webmasters reading material. Search Engine News Bing’s Stefan Weitz: Where Is Search Going? Weitz provides some interesting insights about the future of search engine development, and no, social media is not the [...]

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Google PageRank Soon Gone?

February 9, 2010

in SEO

Can you imagine your world without the little green bar? You may just have to get used to the idea as many SEO experts think this exactly where we’re heading. Google has been hinting about this for a while now. Google reps have mentioned this on their webmasters FAQ a while ago – Don’t bother [...]

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So, what is up with the much awaited Caffeine? Back in November 11th I had blogged about Matt Cutts’s announcement that Caffeine won’t be launched until “after the holidays”. At the time, Matt said Google decided to wait with the launch of their highly acclaimed new algorithm update out of consideration for webmasters. The idea [...]

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Uh oh… not another post about the dofollow issue? Blame Extreme John who just posted about removing nofollow blogs from his RSS reader. Since even the mighty Google thinks I’m an authority on the subject (this blog is ranked in the top ten results for “dofollow blogs”), I figured I need to give my input… [...]

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I’ve been a web publisher for over a decade now. I have “regular” websites and I have blogs. Often, both formats have the same basic functions: providing information and generating affiliate sales. Static websites have their own advantages. They can be simple enough to be written in plain HTML code; they can be (nearly) hacker-proof; [...]

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