Forex Maddog Trading System
Michael Moses, Forex Maddog Trading System, guru of trading FX in a specutacular manner, proof with detailed statement of his live trading account of how he turned from USD$750 to $150,000 in 3 month trading forex. He shares, step by step approach to...
A Showcase of Infrared Photography
This may not be terribly webtastic, but it’s still AWESOME:
Today, we take you to get a tour of the world in a way that most never sees it. All the way through this surrealistic lens, the planet is transformed into an energetic and often magnif...
A SEO expert walks into a bar, bars, pub, public house, Irish pub, drinks, beer….
Sharables, part of The Next Web, brings some hilarity.
Earlier, while bored on a train, I asked Twitter what their favorite one liner jokes were. This one, from @TomWalsham was unquestionably my favorite. If anyone knows who originally came up with...
Site Speed, now even easier to access
Google Analytics Blog sometimes makes me tingle. This isn’t really one of those times, but still:
Speed matters. Faster loading pages mean more visitors land on your site instead of waiting in frustration or leaving. The Google Analytics Site...
How Human Evaluators Might Help Decide Upon Rankings for Search Results at Google
SEO by the Sea has an interesting one about what “might” happen:
A Google patent granted last week describes how the search engine might enable people to experiment with changing the weight and value of different ranking signals for web p...
Secrets of Optimizing Content Your Mamma Never Told You
SEO Theory sometimes makes me glad that I stepped out of the SEO game. Not because they’re crappy, but because they’re awesome. Teh Interwebs is in safe hands with articles like this about:
Search Engine Optimization is not just about...
“Minor” Google Panda Update On November 18th
Search Engine Land brings more panic:
Google tweetedthat they have pushed out a minor update to the Google Panda algorithm this past Friday afternoon.
The update impacts less than one-percent of searches, which is why Google labelled this a “minor...
Google being sued over ‘ripoff’ site
The Australian has an article that brings back some not-so-nice memories for me:
A FORMER senior South Australian Health Department researcher is suing Google, claiming she has been defamed on websites administered by the international company.
Jani...
Using PPC Run Charts To Identify Problems & Opportunities
Search Engine Land gets in-depth sometimes and I can usually pull a gem out even when those posts are long.
Back in the 70’s, when the World Wide Web was still just a glint in Tim Berners-Lee’s eyes, a pair of Stanford grads working out of their...
25 Incredible Logo Designs Inspired by Plant
Web Design Core lists logo designs inspired by a plant. Which, I must admit, made me giggle at first, but I ended up liking it:
Logos are the visual representation of the organizations and their businesses, and therefore must be created with extrem...
Best Free Fonts of 2011
Web Design Ledger lists some free fonts (my favourite kind):
With only a month and a half left in 2011, it’s hard to believe another year is drawing to a close. If you’re a long time reader of WDL, you probably know that at the end of each year w...
Tracking on-site campaigns with Google Analytics: The pros and cons of In-Page Analytics
Web Analytics World brings the goods again. The long and sometimes really hard to follow goods, but still, it’s all in there if you have the brain for it. Which I don’t right now given that it leaked out into my coffee cup after my 6-...
Top 10 tips for improving your PPC landing pages
Econsultancy has another, cleverly-titled, article on” [Number] ways to do something better with your [action]“:
As Econsultancy highlighted earlier this month, Google has introduced the most significant changes to its PPC algorithm for s...
Long Tails Beyond SEO
YOINKS. This is the longest, graphiest, most-detailed post I’ve ever seen about Long Tail SEO. Click and read at your own risk *yawn*:
A few weeks ago, I proposed a presentation for Seattle Product Camp 11, “Long Tails and Thick Tails...
Google: Panda Goes Beyond Content Farms
Search Engine Roundtable brings another decent (and short) one:
We have written a tremendous number of stories on the Google Panda update- a tremendous. So stating that Google’s Panda update goes well beyond targeting content farms is likely ob...
Four ways the SEO industry could rule the world
I’m beginning to like this Econsultancy blog:
SEO has changed beyond recognition over the last ten years. At one point SEO was an obscure hobby for geeks chatting to one another over Usenet. Then it became a cottage industry. Then SEO became a ...
Duplicate Content in a Post-Panda World
SEOMoz has another gem, this one helps out a bit with the whole Duplicate Content/Panda Update thing:
“No one saw the panda uprising coming. One day, they were frolicking in our zoos. The next, they were frolicking in our entrails. They came for t...
Google Page Speed Optimisation is a Waste of Time
Know how I was talking about Linkbait before? This article is a good example of it. But, it’s still interesting to see how the rest of the SEO world is cottoning on to the idea that how fast your site loads should affect your rankings.
Ther...
Big Commerce SEO
Aaron Wall over at SEO Book has always been the cat’s ass in the SEO world. When I mention the SEO Celebs at SEOMoz like Rand Fishkin and Neil Patel, Aaron Wall is certainly in that class. He’s talking about being misrepresented by th...
AdSense crawler errors: Check your robots.txt file for improved ad targeting and relevancy
Google: Inside AdSense Blog has insight into your robots.txt file:
his is the first post in our two-part AdSense Crawler Errors series.
There are many ways that publishers can go about optimizing their site for AdSense; opting-in to text/image ads, u...
