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Category Archives: Problogging
Top 5 Must-Know To Blog Without Stress
Maintaining a blog easily, and then a relevant web site, is very important as you can guarantee a good quality and continuity in the updates.
What follows here are not real rules but just few simple considerations as a result of a long lasting experience and publications of several articles on the subject. Continue reading
Web Analytics: Managing Incongruous Site Statistics Without Going Crazy
The various web analytics applications, that monitor web site accesses, often show different data leaving confused the site owner. Has often happened to me to run into frustrated users who do not know how to consider such kind of differences.
It happens frequently that programs such as Google Analytics or Lloogg produce statistics in defect respect to the ones produced by your server. Continue reading
LLOOGG Analytics: Web Site Statistics In Real Time
LLOOGG is a brand new web analytics software developed by Merzia, it is currently a beta version. I started testing it on a couple of web sites after obtaining an invitation as beta-tester from antirez Continue reading
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Tagged analytics, lloogg, stats, tools, web traffic
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FeedBurner, Boost Your Content Distribution
I tried, tested and used Feedburner, a free service to diffuse contents through feeds RSS (the most widespread) or of other kinds such as Podcast. Actually I was positively impressed by the automation level Feedburner offers with regard to operations usually made by hand such as signaling updates to pinging services, tools to subscribe to feeds with different kinds of aggregators through the web site, feed circulation monitoring and much more. Continue reading
Posted in Online tools, Problogging
Tagged blog, feedburner, feeds, Online tools, rss, web2.0
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SEO: The Ranking Secrets
Usually, when promoting a site on Google, efforts and attention are concentrated on the well-known “keywords”. However, focusing only on keywords might not only not give the expected results, but even damage promotion to the extent of precluding the site occurrence among search results. Most important is instead to consider a specific parameter calculated by Google through different evaluation factors: site ranking. Continue reading
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Tagged marketing online, ranking, search engines, sem, seo
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Broadcast Your Streaming TV Trough Internet: Mogulus
Mogulus is a free broadcasting video application, which allows on-line production and video aggregation using your own contents or imported video from around the Internet (from YouTube for example). A big news for Internet TV.
An excellent user interface will allow video mash-up, broadcast and packaging in order to create your TV channel in streaming completely online without need to install new software or configure hardware. Continue reading
URL rewriting and search engine optimization
Most dynamic portal search engines have a problem with dynamic pages indexing due to complex structured URL.
For example, a dynamic address such as page.php?cat=news&cod=5 is much more difficult to index than a static one such as page.html. More than a strict rule, it is a moment of confusion spiders tend to experience when in a page address a character like ‘&’, ‘?’ or ‘=’ is found.
Therefore, pages with a normal address are indexed more and more often than dynamic ones. In order to get round this inconvenience, there is a technique called “url rewriting”, that is getting the server to “rewrite” dynamic addresses as “static”. Continue reading
Why AdSense Earnings Are Falling Down
Most publishers have complained about an accentuated drop in Adsense revenues, which has led them to begin a desperate search for alternative traffic monetization systems (affiliates, link building circuits, pay per action, etc.).
Actually, whoever invests on online advertising, especially on pay-per-click programs such as Adwords, knows pretty well that this drop might be connected to the world economical crisis and understands the reasons why the clicks have paid less and less (not considering willingly other factors as smartpricing). Continue reading
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Tagged adsense, advertising, blog, earning, pay per click
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Top 5 Affiliate Programs Comparison
What’s the affiliate programs which pay more? And what is the best AdSense alternative? What kind of advertising may we use together in the same pages? I have tried and tested personally the following affiliate programa. This is a mini-guide to AdSense alternatives to increase earnings via the internet. Continue reading
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Tagged adsense, affiliation, earing, marketing online, miva, tradedoubler
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