Well, it’s been 3 full months since I started this blog, and I’m making a thorough evaluation. I gained lots of backlinks, I made new friends, I learned some stuff and I’ve read lots of professional blogs. At the time of writing this article, Googlebot last successfully accessed my home page on October 28, 2007. [...]
Google has confirmed that the recent update to its “visible PageRank” system is an effort to crackdown on sites trying to rig this closely-watched web popularity contest. Over the weekend, Google search engine guru Matt Cutts told Search Engine Journal that the company is intent on punishing web publishers that attempt to sell their PageRank [...]
WordPress 2.3.1 is now available. 2.3.1 is a bug-fix and security release for the 2.3 series. Here is a list of most of the changes in detail: Improvements to the email address extraction in wp-mail.php (#5169). An improvement to the link manager to ensure that only user with the manage_links capability can access the page [...]
It seems that WordPress is about to correct some of the bugs appeared in the minor version change, 2.3. More than 20 bugs are fixed, and among these are: clean_url() should not encode ampersands on the way to the db, speed bug which ensure Prototype is loaded before jQuery, widget class name is mispelled (widget_catgories), [...]
It seems that there are two sides in blogging, coming more and more apart. 1. On one side we have expert bloggers writing quality content and explaining how to do stuff (this starts with SEO blogs, of course, but it applies to all topics and niches). These bloggers write articles based on their own experience, [...]
Google’s PageRank has been updated after a longer period of time. Google seems to be having a war to keep his PageRank as accurrate as possible. The update has punished large scale blog link farms and similar sites indulging in heavy cross linking by dramatically cutting their Google page rank scores. Here we have some [...]
I was about to start writing about a favourite technique of reutilising code snippets, especially PHP, when I ran into Darren Hoyt’s article about “Managing WordPress Template Tags with Dreamweaver Snippets“. So I read about it. Concise and exact, it’s a really good resource for WordPress theme creators and not only. Also, another Dreamweaver extension [...]
One of the main competitors (?) for Google Webmaster Tools is Yahoo’s Site Explorer. Not as feature-rich as Webmaster Tools, the Explorer has a feature which lets you delete an indexed page from its index. Why doesn’t Yahoo do it? A new feature, in BETA, is the Dynamic URLs. This new feature allows you to [...]
Google has some cool new features in store for its Webmaster Tools. With a fresh and improved appearance, AJAX, CSS and JavaScript, Google digs deeper into web sites’ statistics. The queries used to find a web site in search results can change over time. Your web site content changes, as do the needs of all [...]
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