Posts filed under 'SEO'

**This guest article is written by S. Maheshwaran from My Mind Leaks
Google coop is a customized search engine service. This allows you to build a social-search engine for your blog. Google coop provides you a control panel where you can start creating your own search engine and later collaborate with users to enhance it i.e. Socialize it. (more…)

What happens when you draw a great sketch of a top blogger? Its natural that they will link back to their cool portrait you sketched. Sketching popular bloggers and video recording the art is the new Link Bait. (more…)

Where does the Twitter web traffic come from? The US being the major source of web traffic to twitter does not surprise me, but can you guess the second country which sends huge site traffic to Twitter? (more…)

Getting added to Power lists is essential for better blog branding. The more reputed the list, the more difficult it is to get listed, the more selective and niche specific it is, the better is the respect you get if you manage to get added to it. Here are 5 power lists you can try… for better blog branding and site traffic of course… (more…)

I slowed Googlebot crawling down a few months back. It seemed Googlebot, the Google search bot, was then crashing our shared hosting server repeatedly and my hosting provider Dreamhost intimated that we fix the issues if possible or upgrade to a higher hosting plan. Since private servers are expensive, and my traffic is not spiky (Digg-y), I decided to fix the Googlebot issue myself. (more…)

What to find a great photo or perfect celebrity picture? This list of best image search engines will help you find interesting photos in the easiest way possible. You will learn about hidden preferences, unique features that will make you searches images like a professional and actually find the best images possible. Check them out… and see their test results on Aishwarya Rai. (more…)

Alexa redirects were a common strategy adopted by webmasters to increase Alexa ranking, though there was no official confirmation of this issue from Alexa. However, these Alexa redirected links were widely used instead of the main site url, to which they anyway redirected… and now all Alexa redirects are gone and show 404 errors. (more…)