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27 Jun
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28 May
Today I discovered Z-list. That sounds very interesting way to boost your traffic rates. With that list, you basically share blogs that you find interesting or a worth to visit. But you have to remember that it is against good manners to add your own blog address to your Z-list. You only have to hope that someone from Z-list visits your blog and sends a link back to your blog.
Here are the exact steps you need to follow in order to join the Z-list.
1. Create a new post on your blog.
2. Copy and Paste the entire list of blog links below.
3. Add any blogs that you want to include near the top of the list. (This isn’t compulsory, so you can either add as many blogs as you want or none at all.)
4. Include the blog where you first got the list from, on the list in your post.
5. Do not include your own blog links on the list in your post.
6. Make sure that all links point to each blog’s homepage.
7. Publish the Post.
Do note that you can join the Z-List even if your blog isn’t listed below. Just copy and paste any or both of the lists below, add something about everything… (my blog) and any other blogs you want to share on the list and publish it as a post in your blog.
My Additions
Make Money Online with Dosh Dosh
Make Money Online Blog
How to earn money online?
ScottPot
Embed My Video
How to blog for money
Secrets to Making Infinite Money Online
Maximizing Revenue Tips
Extra Ordinary Things
Dosh Dosh’s Z List (site where I found z-list):
Connected Internet
Blog-Op
Can I Make Big Money Online
Blogtrepreneur
Flee the Cube
Blogging to Fame
Million Dollar Experiment heads Down Under
Make Money Online at Kumiko´s Cash Quest
Calico Monkey
Internet Bazaar
Shotgun Marketing Blog
BrandSizzle
bizsolutionsplus
Customers Rock!
Being Peter Kim
Pow! Right Between The Eyes!
Billions With Zero Knowledge
Working at Home on the Internet
MapleLeaf 2.0
Two Hat Marketing
darrenbarefoot.com
The Emerging Brand
The Branding Blog
CrapHammer
Drew’s Marketing Minute
Golden Practices
Viaspire
Tell Ten Friends
Flooring the Consumer
Kinetic Ideas
Unconventional Thinking
Buzzoodle
NewsPaperGrl
The Copywriting Maven
Hee-Haw Marketing
Scott Burkett’s Pothole on the Infobahn
Multi-Cult Classics
Logic + Emotion
Branding & Marketing
Popcorn n Roses
On Influence & Automation
Bullshitobserver
Servant of Chaos
converstations
eSoup
Presentation Zen
Dmitry Linkov
aialone
John Wagner
Nick Rice
CKs Blog
Design Sojourn
Frozen Puck
The Sartorialist
Small Surfaces
Africa Unchained
Perspective
gDiapers
Marketing Nirvana
Bob Sutton
¡Hola! Oi! Hi!
Shut Up and Drink the Kool-Aid!
Women, Art, Life: Weaving It All Together
Community Guy
Social Media on the fly
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16 May
From time to time everyone experiences a creativity block. Especially when it comes to designing a website. Here a a few sites that showcase nothing but beautiful websites from around the world. Your bound to get inspired after gazing through the sites listed below.
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4 May
Originally posted on SEO for Google
Just in case you’ve forgotten, an outbound link is a url that you have on your site that points to another website.
In today’s Google PR obsessed Internet world, everyone is completely focusing on getting in bound links to your site. While you should always be on a mission to get more sites to link to yours, you must not forget their polar opposites.
Remember, by having outbound links from your site, you are in essence “voting” for the site you link to. This is part of the entire ranking algorithm process for all the search engines. The idea is, that if two sites are similar in content and design, a site with more links pointing to it would be considered more important by the search engine.
So then, why should you help out any other site? Actually, by carefully linking to other relevant sites, you are increasing the relevancy of your own site.
Pretend I have a pizza shop, and I am located in Anywhere, USA. It’s a typical site that displays types of pizza, store location, hours, and coupons. I also know the power of outbound linking. For this case, I am going to link to 10 sites: Domino’s, Pizza Hut, Little Ceaser’s & Papa Johns. Next, I link to 6 sites that are physically located in Anywhere, USA. (And their physical addresses are listed on their sites.)
Now, I will switch roles and view the site as a search engine spider. I navigate through the site, and determine that this site is about pizza. Then I find a resource page and discover some well-known links (Domino’s, Pizza Hut, Little Ceaser’s & Papa Johns – and as the spider I know that these are major players in the realm of pizza). Next, I find 6 links to sites located in Anywhere, USA.
So, as a happy spider leaving the site, I now know that the site I just visited is about pizza (site content and links to the major players of the pizza industry), and that it is located in Anywhere, USA.
Next, I visit one of the 6 sites listed as a resource in Anywhere, USA. I find the local address, and it has the same zip code as the pizza site I was just at. Now I know how these two sites are related to each other.
Taking into account the fact that this local pizza shop has also linked to the major pizza chains, as the spider, I am lead to believe that this shop has relevancy to the zip code of Anywhere, USA.
So, as the spider returns the information to the database to be processed in the algorithm, it has pre-sorted some search results based on the links your site points to.
Another benefit of outbound linking is Geo Targeting, or Local search. There is a lot of speculation that local search is the next big trend in Search Marketing. While only time will tell, it won’t hurt to have your physical address listed on your website for those who will be embracing local search.
As an experiment, I created a site with a very unique url (to avoid the possibility of people finding it by accident), and I made it only 1 page long. The only thing the page consisted of were 80+ outbound links to relevant sites in the SEO industry, tools, forums and some tutorials. When the PageRank was first updated for the site, it came out of the box with a PR of 3. It has since fallen to a PR of 2 (now that I’ve pointed a few sites to it!).
The whole point of this experiment was to see how outbound links affect your own rankings of your site. I was able to generate a PR of 2 based entirely on linking to authority sites in the SEO industry. So, take the time to link to some relevant sites, the big names (if any), and enjoy the power of the easy, outbound link.
-To your online success!
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27 Apr
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22 Apr
Adding color to your webpage scrollbar adds a little flavor to your page. It also gives you the power to match the scrollbar with your website’s design colors! Now there are different parts to the scrollbar so please take a look at the diagram below:
Now that you have an understanding of the different parts of a scrollbar it’s time to add the necessary code to colorize them! Place the following code between the <head> </head> tags on your page:
<style type=”text/css”>
body {
scrollbar-3dlight-color: ;
scrollbar-arrow-color: ;
scrollbar-DarkShadow-Color: ;
scrollbar-Face-Color: ;
scrollbar-Highlight-Color: ;
scrollbar-Shadow-Color: ;
scrollbar-Track-Color: ;
}
</style>
You can use either a hex value or the name for the color of your choice. Just type either the hex value or name next to each part of the scrollbar. For example, if you want the arrow color to be white it would be:
scrollbar-arrow-color: white; (name)
scrollbar-arrow-color: #FFFFFF; (hex value)
NOTE: Scrollbar colors do not work on all browsers.
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16 Apr
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27 Mar
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13 Mar
Resources for web designers. XHTML, CSS, JavaScript, AJAX, you name it we should have it here. If not let us know!
12 Mar
List of online free tools that help us to program, design, develope, optimize, etc.
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