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Get it from BugMeNot.
Don’t ask me, what is it good for. Try: Anti-spam ? Registering to spam-sending websites ? etc.
Want a free, disposable, 24 hours lifetime email ?
Get it from BugMeNot.
Don’t ask me, what is it good for. Try: Anti-spam ? Registering to spam-sending websites ? etc.
Smashing Magazine just published the Golden Rules of Linkbaiting.
As the first comment shows, I just don’t know if a week’s reading time can cover all that content.
From the article:
PS: My blog is mentioned :)
Yes, it’s quite true. DreamHost representatives are asking their clients to block GoogleBot trough the .htaccess file, because their websites were “hammered by GoogleBot”.
Dreamhost representatives are also guiding their clients to make all their websites “unsearchable and uncrawlable by search engine robots”, because they cause “high memory usage and load on the server”.
PS: This is NOT a rumor. Multiple people are already complaining about Dreamhost asking clients to block search engine spiders. A post in QuickOnlineTips confirms this too.
Initial news bit via Zoso.
Just go to the Harvard H2O Playlist Beta project, register an account and make a “Playlist”. Then point a link towards that page.
That way you get Wedding Favors and Lord of the Rings Online Guides and Exploits and not :
H2O playlists are more than just a cool, sleek technology — they represent a new way of thinking about education online. An H2O Playlist is a series of links to books, articles, and other materials that collectively explore an idea or set the stage for a course, discussion, or current event.
But wait there’s more : Dirspace directory (no offense intended to the owner, but that’s how directories “get” that SeoMoz PageStrength ?) and Viagra (of course through ezinearticles.com).
And this on top of my other posts about .edu spam:
A few weeks ago, RobotReplay was created, one of the most useful analytics tool in the web today.
In a few words, RobotReplay is what I reckon, the most convenient accessibility and usability workshop in the world, for free, anytime, anywhere. Basically, RobotReplay records all the sessions of your visitors, and shows you what every visitor did on your websites, from scrolling, clicks, completing of forms and selecting text.
The most important thing is that the end result / report is NOT a video but the page itself, and a little bit of javascript, so the bandwidth you save is from 1000% to 5000% perhaps. All you have to do to start monitoring your users, is to put a simple one line of javascript in every page of your website.
The guys from Nitobi Inc, the creators of RobotReplay, were happy enough to answer a few questions for me, clearing up a lot of aspects about RobotReplay but not only.
Continue reading Interview with Nitobi Inc., the RobotReplay creator
Jeff has just written what I consider an excellent post about 99 ways to brand and market a web startup.
Jeff is the owner of Aviva Directory.
Read it and learn. Then head over to my 101 Web Marketing Tips. Combine the knowledge, and you’re one step ahead.
David (Bio) has just finished his new book, The New Rules of Marketing & PR (Amazon buy link, without any affiliate code), featuring the foreword by Robert Scoble.
Apparently, I’m in it, and I will receive a copy of it from David as soon as possible. I will post a review of the book after I read it :)
What made me really happy, were a few words which reflect a state of mind that so many people in the publishing world either do not know, don’t want to know or refuse to believe it:
In the blog world, when someone writes a great post, you link to it. It’s a virtual pat on the back and acknowledgement that the effort was worthwhile. And it recognizes the original idea.
The best reward available today for a blogger or a publisher owning his own piece of real estate on the web, is a natural link.
Continue reading The New Rules of Marketing & PR! (I am in the book)
A few days ago, I installed a plugin called search meter, to monitor what my visitors are searching for.
Continue reading What are your blog visitors searching for ?
SEO Expert Bob Mutch from SEO Company contacted me to day on messenger and accused me of infecting his computer with a script, after visiting my blog.
After a long and NOT so funny discussion I found out he didn’t know that you can have Firefox open up multiple websites when you start up and somehow he managed to set it up so it loaded my blog and another site up at the same time.
If you want a clueless SEO to work on your site I recommend Bob. He does consulting at $300 / hour and link building (make sure you don’t ask him any computer questions).
A great series of movies from MRPwebmedia, about quality versus quantity. SEO flavour included.
I’m all with them. Even in SEO, it’s about quality of the visitors, and how they Konvert.
Kudos to Ciprian.
We at Kondiment Konversion are looking for a few more competent SEO guys (or girls).
If you are a SEO developer (coding) engineer, an PPC account manager, a SEO Junior Developer (directory submissions, keyword research, content analysis etc), a Researcher and Solution finder, an interactive salesperson (with a moderate to strong Internet Marketing knowledge base) please let us know.
We are especially looking for a couple of SEO Junior Developers right now.
No matter the job you are after, you must have competences and general knowledge in the search engine optimization industry, as well as an open mind.
All jobs are based in Bucharest, Romania.
You can send the CV’s and a few words to
Loren from Search Engine Journal just brought the nice news bit:
SEO Clinic is a new project we are now offering on Search Engine Journal for webmasters and site owners which are not experiencing their desired or potential Google, Yahoo, Ask.com and MSN rankings.
This is a free service, and it’s directed to non-professionals. I am sure that not all of you will have the benefit of getting the advice from the SEJ Experts, so please do remind yourself that, and don’t spam SEJ.
Jacob just posted his Must Read Search Marketing Blogs post.
The letter classification images alone, worth the trip :)
Digital Marketing Forum, an event organized by Cristian Manafu and Evensys, brings to bear the newest platforms of marketing and communication: online advertising, mobile marketing, blogging, viral marketing, podcasting, online research, 3G.
I’m a speaker there, at Session IV, “Interactive solutions to promote your business”, speaking mainly about SEO and Contextual/Text Advertising.
I’ve got something to suggest to some of the online services I use, features that could really make the day for a lot of their users.
I don’t expect representatives (except Unicredit’s) from these services to jump right ahead and take action on what I suggest, but at least take note of them.
Continue reading 10 new or improved features I want, from 10 online services