All Posts Tagged With: "technorati"
Blog Comments, Technorati Authority and Passing Time
Many of us have used blog comments to jumpstart a new website. Links are a commodity, and beyond the benefit they impart when it comes to SEO, it’s easy to get caught up in a numbers obsession. Feverishly watching Analytics numbers, Alexa ranking, Pagerank and Technorati authority are all symptoms of this disorder.
Good links [...]
Moving To Another Domain - What I’ve Learned So Far Part 1
Did you read Everton’s first post about the importance of picking the right domain name? If not then read “Why Choosing A Good Domain Name Is Important” first.
Since I moved my domain petersen-inc.dk to www.betanews.com on July 3rd, a lot has happened. My old Google Page Rank hasn’t returned…yet and my Alexa Rank is down [...]
The Seven Habits of Successful Bloggers
Over the last couple of weeks I’ve started to understand why John Chow runs such a popular site. In amongst all the gaming of Google, Digg, Technorati, Alexa etc basically any site that does ranking (and to be honest John does most of it for fun, to prove that it can be done) [...]
9May2007 | Everton | 4 comments | Continued
Quick Links: 07/05/07
A few interesting reads to brighten up a very gloomy bank holiday Monday:
DRM group pledges to fight digg rebels
YouTube Finally Pays Users
Use Any USB Drive With Windows Vista ReadyBoost
Par2 files Explained
Technorati Launches Blog Ranking System
Ten P2P Devices You Never Saw Coming
How To refine Search Results In Windows
MyBlogEarnings For April 2007
Another month has been and gone and it’s time for another earnings report. As previously stated, I will continue sharing my earnings until someone tells me to stop, so that hopefully somebody out there can learn from my mistakes and successes to hopefully help them improve their earnings.
If you are looking for some quick tips [...]
Panic’s Coda: One Window Web Development For The Mac
Panic Inc., the makers of many applications for the Mac like Transmit, Audion, Unison, Desktastic, CandyBar and Stattoo have recently added a new product to their already extensive line of applications called Coda.
This hot new Mac application, Coda comes equipped with all the tools necessary for complete web development and web design.
Multiple Technorati Links From One Site?
John Chow has just written a post about how readers whose sites are linked to from his site, have suddenly gained hundreds of additional Technorati links because Technorati is treating 500 of his pages as individual blogs rather than the whole site as a blog.
18Mar2007 | Everton | 8 comments | Continued
OnlyWire: One BookMarklet To Rule Them All
I read about OnlyWire yesterday on gHacks and OneTipADay. OnlyWire is a social bookmarking aggregator. Once you’ve registered with OnlyWire and installed their bookmarklet in your browser, it can be used to submit your favourite posts to 15 bookmarking sites in one go.
14Mar2007 | Everton | 6 comments | Continued
Complete Guide To StumbleUpon
StumbleUpon just doesn’t get enough attention from bloggers in my view, as traffic from StumbleUpon is of much better quality than from Digg, and it also comes in a nice steady stream if you can get a few of your pages or even better your domain added.
Maki who has just joined Connected Internet as a [...]
TypoXP Reloaded Users: Added Guide To Adding Header Tabs
I’ve had a lot of requests from users of my TypoXP Reloaded WordPress theme for the header navigation that I added a few weeks ago on my site. My plan was to add it into the next version, but I haven’t made much progress so I’ve posted instructions in the forum.
The TypoXP Reloaded theme continues [...]
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