Posted by admin on 30 Jun 2008 at 11:21 am under Keywords
Just want to introduce you to this excellent word search engine called RhymeZone. From the name of the website, you know that it is mainly helping those who are looking for English words that are similar in rhyme. It is great for those who wish to learn English language or maybe for playing some word games? Besides rhyme, RhymeZone allows users to search for synonyms, antonyms, dictionary, related words (which are great for your keyword research), similar sounding words, match letters (which allows you to play your Facebook Scrabulousgame.
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Posted by admin on 29 Jun 2008 at 11:05 am under Keywords
All webmasters have a dream for own websites to be ranked number 1 on Google for their niche. It will have a take a lot of time and effort to achieve this dream because there are always thousands of other people competing with you. There is one thing to note though, it is easy to be ranked high for some obscure keyword phrases but what is the point if there are hardly any people searching for that phrase? That is why keyword research is considered to be the most strategic step before setting up a website.
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Posted by admin on 28 Jun 2008 at 4:00 am under Spam
You have a sacred corporate mission. To help the company’s poor IT admin guy to remove the deluge of spams coming in to the corporate email inboxes. If not, the admin will be sacked for not doing his job of keeping the inboxes clear of spams. Sounds very fun, isn’t it? I have a jolly good time “helping” the admin to clear the spams. It’s a daunting and challenging task, because the spams can come in different forms and subjects. So I got to be very careful so that important corporate emails won’t be cleared, if not, my admin friend is going to be sabotaged by me! But…well, this is just a very cool anti spam game.
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Posted by admin on 22 Jun 2008 at 10:55 am under RSS
RSS (Really Simple Syndication) has become very ubiquitous thanks to the proliferation of blogs. I am sure as a blogger, you know the importance of RSS feeds in helping you to draw in extra traffic. There are also a few other advantages of syndicating your RSS feed. First, RSS feed submission allows you to increase your blog exposure in target niche because submission is categorised in different niches usually. Second, it promotes your RSS feeds to other blogs because if your feed is interesting, other bloggers may syndicate your feed on their blog thus further increasing your reach. Third, allows you to build up new subscriber base and larger following. Fourth, there is a potential of forming that much sought after backlinks to your blog through this stronger subscriber base.
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There are many useful SEO tools for you as a search engine optimization guy to analyse the competition in your selected niche. Some of these tools are WebsiteGrader, Xenu Link Sleuth, Nichewatch, Keyword difficulty tool, SEO Book Keyword Suggestion Tool and Google Adwords Keyword Tool. All of these are great tools to analyse your competitor’s site and hence allow you to roughly gauge is it worthwhile for you to enter the competition for your keyword. This is just a very short post to keep you updated what’s out there for SEO.
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Posted by admin on 20 Jun 2008 at 10:49 am under Life
In around 70 days, the World will witness an highly unique event that promises to bind different races, cultures and religions together! All will come together to do a charitable deed to raise funds for three international charitable organizations. With such a sacred intention in mind, this universal charity event, called The Nike+ Human Race 10K, definitely has attracted a lot of media attention and publicity in all participating cities - a total of twenty five cities from different continents…..What makes this event so unprecedented is that the whole world will run with you, meaning different cities will set off their own run in different timings, but the whole event worldwide will happen exactly on 31st August 2008 irregardless of the time zones.
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Posted by admin on 19 Jun 2008 at 3:17 am under Internet
Just upgraded to Firefox 3 with much anticipation but was disappointed that so many of my addons were not compatible to the new version at this moment. This is not something major as I know patches and updates will come by one by one and everything will be okay again. It goes on to show that I can’t surf the net without these addons and productivity would be greatly affected. Among the incompatible addons are AutoCopy, Submit’em Now, Dictionary Tooltip and a few others..In the end, I uninstalled Firefox 3 and tried to re-download Firefox 2.0.0.14 but after searching for it for sometime, I finally found a copy of the old version. Most of the major download sites had already updated the Firefox download link to those of Firefox 3. Sorry to hear my rumbling…
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Posted by admin on 18 Jun 2008 at 11:11 am under Spam
Each day, my email inbox has always received at least ten spam emails about performance enhancement drugs, manhood enlargers, replica watches, perfumes, jewelry and etc … My spam filter can’t seem to be able to block them out, maybe I would need a stronger anti spam software. Therefore, everyday I’ll have to clear these spam emails otherwise they are going to swallow up my inbox.
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Posted by admin on 17 Jun 2008 at 10:08 pm under Internet
Firefox is now my default browser at home and at office. I really like its functionalities and ease of customization. Firefox 2 is the best browser out there at my opinion and while it may lose out to Opera in terms of speed, its cool features and superb browsing performance more than make up for the slower speed. The good news is, the Mozilla development team has now released the next major upgrade of the browser, Firefox 3, which is now available for download. This upgrade of the open source browser has “more than 15,000 improvements”, and is “faster, safer and smarter than ever before”.
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Posted by admin on 15 Jun 2008 at 11:13 am under Keywords
There is a lot of buzz about this alerting service from Google called Google Alerts. Basically this is an useful and free service from the biggest search engine company in the world and what it does it is, you key into Google Alerts the terms or keywords you wish to monitor, together with an email address of yours. So seat back and wait for Google to automatically “alert” you when a specific topic, keyword or search term you wish to keep track appears somewhere in the news, on the web, or in discussion groups.
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