Delicious today launched a complete redesign of their website. They have improved on a number of things however the first thing many of you will notice is that del.icio.us now forwards to the domain delicious.com.
According to their blog, they have upgraded the following :
Speed: We’ve moved to a new infrastructure that makes every page faster. This new platform will enable us to keep up with traffic growth while ensuring Delicious is responsive and reliable. You may not have noticed, but the old back-end was getting creaky under the load of five…
In the last year there have been many articles about the hypocrisy of Google. Many times they have been guilty of double standards and have bent their own rules to suit themselves too (keep tabs on Michael Gray’s fantastic SEO Blog if you’re curious about some of these double standards). I came across a post today which exposed one of these double standards and is a great example of how Google are happy to break their own rules if theres a dollar to be made.
Ramiro Gómez from SEO-Expert-Blog.com wrote a great post…
Everyone has their own way of gathering and sharing information. It differs a great deal from person to person how you collect and use the information to your advantage. With more and more people taking up blogging full-time or otherwise, the quality and the frequency of the content is improving by the day.
I think, a blogger should be a supreme absorber, conductor and disseminator of information. Finding the right information is something we should all spend time doing. Following is the list of resources I use to find the information…
The blogger platform is one of the most popular blogging platforms on the web but unfortunately blogger users do not get the kind of support that WordPress users are lucky to have, both officially and from the community. I myself am guilty of this and haven’t posted much about the blogger platform because I am not familar with it.
One of the best websites which does help Blogger users is Blogger Buster, which is run by Blogging Tips author Amanda Fazani. Just a few days after a blog redesign, Amanda has launched…
Matt McGee from Small Business Search Marketing found an excellent website today called Traffic Marks. Traffic Marks helps you find the authority websites for certain keywords.
To use Traffic Marks you need to first sign up though this doesn’t take long. After you have signed up you can now search for your chosen keywords. In the examples below I chose to search for the term Blogging Tips.
After you input your keyword, 3 information sections are displayed. The first is called Top Traffic Marks. This shows you the sites which link to the top…
