Title, title tag or HTML title | SEO

by Iulian on June 28, 2009

Title, title tag or HTML title

The title is the most important part of a website. The title is supposed to tell the reader as well as the search engine what a page is about. It contains a brief description of the page and the most important keywords should be here. It’s good to know that each page should have a title and all titles must be unique. Example: <title> SEO Blog </ title>

 

The title should be placed in section <head> of the website and should not use excessive comma to separate words.

The title should contain a maximum of 65 characters (most of the search engines do not read more than 65 characters). Usually, the title should contain keywords which appear in the body of the document, which is required for maintaining the keywords’ density.

Try to avoid using titles like “Blank page”, “Home” or “Untitled”.

Title tag or html title

The title element is required in all HTML/XHTML documents and  defines a title in the browser toolbar,  provides a title for the page when it is added to favorites or/and displays a title for the page in search-engine results.

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Make money without money

by Iulian on June 3, 2009

Make money without money

Make money without moneyIt is hard to believe but everyone can be a small businessman. For showing this to you, I will present a tutorial about how to make money without money or, in other words, an introduction in e-business (online business). All you have to do is mix some principles for making your website a success and also for monetizing it.

So, let’s start making money! First thing you need to know is what affiliate programs are and how they will generate profit for you. In simple terms, affiliate programs allow website publishers to earn a commission by selling products on their websites. The basic idea is to search for a niche product. You must also check if your “merchandise” is really a niche one and following that you can start creating a website to sell the “merchandise”, optimizing your e-business to generate profit.

After you have decided about the product, you must verify if our product will be successful. How to verify if our product is a niche one? It’s simple, just run a test on search engines. If the search engines will generate more than one million results it means that you’ve chosen the wrong product. Best products are those with no more than 50,000 results given by the search engines.
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Feels like free

by Iulian on June 1, 2009

Feels like free!

It’s my favorite Marketing strategy! I believe that everything which is free attracts people. Many of today’s corporations have based their entire way of doing business on this strategy.

FreeThe strategy is simple; giving something valuable for free creates a motion. It’s like induction, I give you something and your instinct is to give me something back. But now, when everything is for free the second step disappeared and people are confused. This will lead to another strategy, the viral marketing, which is like a virus: “Go there; they give us something for free!”. And the viral marketing comes with another strategy, mass marketing (mass media will speculate this moment for creating a new story). People will speak about your business on their blogs, at their workplaces and everywhere else.

But where is the business?? The business is in guiding this motion into something more valuable. The most important thing is to have the people on your side. This simple strategy made from Google the most important Internet Corporation. Google starts and continues to offer free internet services but at the same time sells billions of dollars through advertising to us. Many other leading websites use the same strategy: Skype offers free internet video and voice calls, Facebook gives access to free social networking, Flicker and Trillian are other examples and the list can continue.
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Bing.com

by Iulian on May 31, 2009

Bing.com

It will be “Bing it” the new expression?

BingThe speculation is over. Microsoft’s search engine officially has a new name, Bing. Bing  will be available to American users on 3 June, and UK users should have access to a beta version. AdAge published this week an article in which they told us that Microsoft will invest an $80 to $100 million ad campaign. Google, by comparison, spent a total of $25 million on ads in 2008. Ads will appear on the web,  on  TV, radio,  in newspapers and magazines.

The software giant is set to launch an $80 million to $100 million campaign for Bing, the search engine it hopes will help it grab a bigger slice of the online ad market. That’s a big campaign — big compared with consumer-product launches ($50 million is considered a sizable budget for a national rollout) and very big when you consider that Google spent about $25 million on all its advertising last year, according to TNS Media Intelligence, with about $11.6 million of that focused on recruiting. Microsoft, by comparison, spent $361 million. Certainly Google has never faced an ad assault of anything like this magnitude.

JWT has been tapped for the push, which will include online, TV, print and radio. Another sign of the campaign’s size: At a time when most agencies are laying people off, JWT added creatives on the Microsoft business last week.
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Free Ping test

by Iulian on May 30, 2009

Free Ping test

I love pingA ping test determines whether your computer can communicate with another computer over the network. Then, if network communication is established, ping tests also determine the connection latency (technical term for delay) between the two computers.

From hundreds of websites which test yours site ping, I’ve selected five tools, the most useful for you.

Iweb Tool Ping Test. All you gotta do is to enter a domain name,  Click “Go!” button and the tool will result with the speed of the ping.
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