Internet Marketing, Web Development and Programming Stuff
You know that email you get when you receive a new voicemail from your google voice number? It looks like this: You’d think that the page that the, “Play message” link takes you to would be a password-protected page. You know – one that required you be logged into your Google account to access it…and …
If you’ve read the article at Vizion Interactive about how to force Google into showing the “Latest results for…” (also referred to as, “Real-time results”) in the search results and felt like it left you, well, wanting more, then here’s how it’s done. Simply append, “&tbs=rltm:1″ to Google’s url for their search results. For example: …
Here are some bookmarks to get you thinking about SEO from a highly advanced and technical point of view. Not all of this stuff is comprehensible by those without a background in Information Retrieval but be patient, re-read, re-read and re-read again until you understand as much as you can. Once you begin to understand …
If you’ve been getting more and more requests for SEO proposals that mysteriously keep getting denied, you may be falling victim to a relatively new dirty little SEO secret (or you’re just not great at writing proposals but let’s assume that you are). We all know Google has been moving towards leveraging user signals over …
Every SEO has seen the Dark SEO PR 10 page (which is banned and probably has been for a long time now) and regardless of whether they’ll admit it, have always wanted to give it a shot. Here’s the code: <?php $agent = strtolower($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']); if(strpos($agent, “google”) != “”) { header(“HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently”); header(“Location: http://www.w3.org/”); …
Here’s a simple three-step process for using/running PHP scripts on a Windows machine. Download/Install WampServer. Place script.php into the www directory of your wamp install. If you did everything default it should be located at c:\wamp\www Run the script by pointing your browser at: http://localhost/script.php. In other words consider the “http://localhost/” to be your domain …