June 8th, 2009
Keywords are for humans not search engines
It looks keywords are deciding the top search engine optimization list over and over again. The problem is that a few optimizers don’t realize the legitimate role of keywords. Keywords shouldn’t be exclusively implanted for the aim of getting to the top of SEs. Search Engine Optimization shouldn’t be the main stress point of any site. The basic and first aim should always be the visitants. If you make a site for your reader and for your clients then you should rank reasonably. I can not find any logic why site can not rank decently within SEs, after giving time and commitment. Principal aim of search engine optimization is to rank better within SEs. Rather than acquiring a good number of hits within 1st year, it is achievable to get a good number of visitors within 7-8 months with search engine optimization.
Keywords are a big factor in search engine optimization and search engines ranking as a whole, but the question is “keywords are important for the better ranking or the traffic”? The targeted traffic are the ones who discover your web site by typing a keyword, but the SE is the one positioning your web site and opening your web site to the visitor based on the typed keywords. Hence I’d have to state, keywords, audience/clients, and SEs all operate hand in hand, but if you concentrate on the customer and not the SE, then you’ll harvest greater repays. A webmaster should have abundant high rated and searched keywords.
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May 25th, 2009
 Since there has been alot of talk with you guys on how to submit to Dmoz ill give a couple of steps that i do in the Directory submission.
First things first , check your site to make sure its of the highest quality it can be, I.e no broken links anywhere, all content is relevant and in general its pleasing to the eye.
Ok , lets start by finding the category that best suits your site, now you will need to find the deepest darkest category before you even start, there is no point in submitting to a higher category to try and get a little more PR Juice from Dmoz , it wont work unless its Highly relevant and extremely good quality site.
Its also worth noting at the bottom of every category you will see if that category has an editor, if it hasnt then your wait could be longer because an editor from a higher level will probably have to come and look at your submission.
For Example today my Category is :
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May 6th, 2009
Ive seen alot of forum posts lately with webmasters asking how they can remove the dreaded “Reported Attack site” Warning on their sites.
Many because their site has been Hacked and a malicious script had been installed by the hacker, After searching google it took me a while to find a sensible answer, alot of the replies consisted of changing domain name , changing nameservers and loads more way over the top suggestions.
In reality all you need to look at is these links :
* To request removal from the list of reported phishing sites, use this form provided by Google.
http://www.google.com/safebrowsing/repo … pl=mozilla
* To request removal from the list of reported malware sites, use this one, provided by stopbadware.org.
http://www.stopbadware.org/home/reviewinfo
Hope this helps
December 18th, 2007
Having spent hours as others do trying my best to improve SERPS I got to thinking that Google should change a few things, not just to help website owners but also to assist people searching.
Ok, alot of what we want to find we can sometimes get recommendation, but say you cant. Its fair to assume that on a Google search most users dont go past the 3rd page. That dosn’t mean you have found the best website for your needs or indeed the most reliable or professional website.
Because you come in at say page 23,456 dosnt mean you offer less than those who come in at page 1. so is that fair…NO!
What I think is that Google should come up with a set of Standards. These should be based on critera that will benefit the sites in the chosen keyword who meet strict standards that could be set. This in turn will benefit those who are searching as they will find genuine ,honest and reliable sites.
What should the criteria be? That is the BIG question, though I am sure that there could be ways to be ,say for example “verified” or registered as Established and other important criterea.
Now I am not saying that alone should get you to page 1, but there should be a way to integrate this to the algorythm that makes the search results less reliant of things like backlinks, after all if you buying Apples do you care how many backlinks the site has? No you want to be assured the site will deliver quality service and products.
December 10th, 2007
In most, if not all areas of business there are the experts that we should all listen to and heed the advise that they give.
Then you get the occasional business person who has their own ideas which go against what all the experts say will work. They ignore that and pursue their ideas and views with a passion.
Now we can all think of examples of these sorts and the most sucsessful are millionaires.
So I got to wondering, would the same apply with SEo and SERPS?
We all try our best to follow the route the gurus spell out. We chase the, mostly, elusive goal with assurance that we are doing things right. Alot will get there, more wont.
What if…you or I decided we would ignore the rules, miss out what is considered best practice and pursue the unique ideas you have?
I guess alot would depend on what exactly those ideas are. Results could depend on the type of website, what the market competition is …etc…etc.
Makes me think though………maybe when I get the time!
December 10th, 2007
As I laid in my bed this weekend feeling very sorry for myself (well I did have Man Flu!”) the strangest thought entered my mind….
You know when you speak to someone on the phone or even converse on a Forum, for some reason you create a picture of the person you are talking to in your mind, now dont say I am the only person this happens to please!
But where do we get this picture from, is it from a memory of someone who sounds similar or a joint effect of known people with similar voices? Or just a random image?
Yet when we meet them they are generally nothing like we expect(that bits not strange!).
Is there some part of our brain that needs to visualise in this circumstance?
As I said….Random Thought!
December 6th, 2007
What Makes a Good Forum?
I have seen this same question posted before and to be honest have not paid a lot of heed to the answers.
I had the opinion that it was the number of members and the quantity of posts. Even when I launched the Forum at TriPHP last January I was still of the same mind. During the following months I began to buy posters, now this had a good effect on posting numbers but the quality of the posts dropped. At the time I did not realise that due to this I lost a few very good members, it was only later I found out. Luckily they have returned.
I always panic when the posting is quiet and still consider buying posters ,fortunately I see sense before I do. I have realised now that it a good forum is basically down to three key elements.
1) Quality Members
2) Quality Posts
3) A good community spirit
You will notice I have put Members at the top of the list, that is because without them the next two can’t exist.
One other key element must be the hard work, dedication and a passion to make the Forum successful by the owner. I must also mention that a Forum owner needs a dedicated team of Moderators to help out, I am very fortunate to have a great team with me.
So for anyone starting or thinking of starting a Forum remember the three main points I have made, it may take longer for the Forum to grow but you will benefit more in the long run.
December 3rd, 2007
Too Much Hosting Choice?
Today’s Internet is flooded with Hosting Providers offering a wide array of Hosting choices. So who do you choose and what should you look for?
Experience tells us that generally the free providers are not a good choice if you want to host a site that is important to you, as the reliability is usually pretty poor. Though to be fair there are a few decent free providers.
Also avoid offers of “unlimited” space and bandwidth, it is impossible for anyone to provide anything “unlimited”.After all if you actually need that sort of space and bandwidth then you most likely are the owner of Google and you would have your own bank of servers anyway!!!
A good way to find a decent and reliable provider is to join one of the many Forums, there are always plenty of members who are willing to share good and bad experiences.
Decide what features you actually do need, after all there is no point paying for added extras that you will never use. Decide what you can afford, then stick to it, don’t be tempted to overspend.
Once you have decided these you will usually have narrowed your search down enough to consider a few options.
Beware of offers of free Domain Names, some will retain ownership of the domain and will not allow transfer, though they are in the minority but check first.
If you want “live help” make sure that the offer actually means “Live”. Some offer this and either they are only live for an hour or so a day or they actually mean email support.
Lastly, avoid buying hosting offers from Ebay, now for those of you who sell on ebay and are genuine I apologise,but…there are too many who have bought cheap reseller plans, who have never provided hosting before and are just not worth the trouble. The problem is telling these from the rest as some can make their website and adverts look very professional.
December 2nd, 2007
SEO or Search Engine Optimisation is a tricky subject.
When to start to research it you realise that there are so many different views and ideas on what are and are not the best methods. Just as you think you have understood it you read another Blog or Article that blows what you believe to be true out of the water! Who or what do you believe, thats the Million Dollar question. Is any one person or Company right,or is it best to take in as much as your brain can stand and then,after much deliberation,create your own view?
Then we have Google!! Now there is so much talk about Google, it must be one of the biggest subjects talked about in the webmaster area.The problem with Google is just as you think you have got it right and finally understood what its all about,spent hours doing what you think is right……the rules get changed! A bit like playing a game of Football and the ref changing the rules every 10 minutes!
I think most website owners are “part timers”, and as such dont have the time,money or resources that the “full timers” or big Companies have. So what chance do they have? Or should the question be, what chance do they want? Turn it round that way and its a whole new ball game. Set yourself achievable goals and enjoy what you do, have to be the two main points.
SEO for “part timers”(excuse the phrase!) has to begin with the basic steps,all of which can be easily found, not just at TriPHP but most good Webmaster Forums. Start with these, get them right first and take pride that you have done it,and do it right. You can only do so much, so be selective what you do, decide where you want your site to be and focus on that area.For example if you are selling and shipping a product only to the Uk then why promote your site to, say Japan?
December 2nd, 2007
Welcome to TriPHP Blog. Finally I have got round to installing this.
I hope this will prove a valuable addition the the rest of the TriPHP site. Your comments,views,suggestions and input will be very much appreciated.
TriPHP Blog will become more useful the more the database grows. Please let others know about this Blog by linking to us. Thanks!
Regards
John
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