All of a sudden, Yahoo and Google want to make it easy for you to opt out of their ad targeting on both their sites and across the Web. Yahoo announced a new one-click opt-out policy today, and Google made it possible to opt out of both Google and Doubleclick ad targeting with one [...]
Tag Archive for ‘Google’ 
Five Search Queries to Find Sponsorship Link Opportunities
And regardless of the fact that they are paid, Google doesn’t seem to mind them so long as they are on-topic and coming from a reputable website. As the title suggests, this “link buy” comes in the form of sponsoring an event or website. The trick is to find sponsorship opportunities that are in your corner of the web (read: on-topic).
KISS SEO
The following is a Guest Post from Michael Martin.
When performing SEO its best to first implement the KISS strategy, Keep It Simple S…..
Forget about the old school keyword density equations, being completely W3C compliant, creating X amount of content, pages or acquiring X amount of links.
KISS SEO would include, but not limited to:
Unique TITLE tag for [...]
Need a Personal Assistant?
Recently, I found a way to be up to date with news, using an RSS Aggregator. Say, you need to know about Beijing Olympics and what its main attractions are. Instead of your going through tons of unsorted data until you find what you need, an RSS Aggregator brings the “headlines” at your doorstep (or [...]
Google Analytics: The Cool Tool
So, you have set up your website (or blog), have put together a wonderful product to sell, and have devised a careful strategy to drive tons of traffic to the site/blog. Now, you are waiting for the cash registers to ring. Is that the end of your efforts? Well, not likely! Like every good marketer, [...]