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by Serge Daudeli
http://affordable-search-engine-optimization-services.com
Does your website have paid links on it? Or have you paid for placing links on other top ranked websites, and you think the recent drop in your PR could be attributed to these paid links? If your answer is YES, let's waste no more time in taking a good look at what is happening with your paid links. Paid links works wonders, provided it is used in the way it is supposed to be used. It should not appear to Google as systematic spamming.
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by Sharon Housley
http://www.feedforall.com
A logo concept is more than just an affinity for a specific character. Logos represent a company's brand, and as a result, serious thought and consideration should be put into your logo. Before hand be sure to consider, how the logo will represent your organization and consider the thoughts that will be associated with specific images that you consider for your logo. Does the logo embody traits that can or should be associated with your business? If your company is global, will the image transcend borders or will some of your customers find the image offensive and distasteful?
Carefully consider what traits you want for your corporate image to convey and select a logo that represents these those traits in a meaningful way.
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by Cathy Goodwin
http://www.copy-cat-copywriting.com
Recently I've received several emails with questions like these: "I'm revising my web site. The web designer wants my copy next week. I'm still figuring out my niche." Or, "I can't talk about content because I don't have a web designer."
When I read these comments, I remember the very first time I needed a web site. I too began by searching for a web designer. He created a design that looked very professional. But when I finally created (and re-created) my content, the design didn't communicate my message.
Here's what I didn't know. Your web site is a direct response marketing tool. It's not a brochure or even the kind of ad you'd find gracing the distinguished pages of the New Yorker magazine. So before you hire a designer, you need to work through these 5 steps.
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by Gord Hotchkiss
http://www.enquiro.com
Last week, I talked about branding on the search page effectively, intercepting the user during consideration. Certainly if you’re a household brand name, you have to be at or near the top of searches for your product category if you want to defend your position in the prospect’s consideration scent. But what if you’re a new entry into the market or a relatively unknown brand. Can you still effectively play in the category? Yes, but you have to be smarter than your behemoth competitors. Fortunately, in most cases, that’s not too hard to do when it comes to search.
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by Don R. Crawley
http://www.soundtraining.net
Prior to the introduction of SSH in the Cisco IOS, the only remote login protocol was Telnet. Although quite functional, Telnet is a non-secure protocol in which the entire session, including authentication, is in clear text and thus subject to snooping.
SSH is both a protocol and an application that replaces Telnet and provides an encrypted connection for remote administration of a Cisco network device such as a router, switch, or security appliance.
The Cisco IOS includes both an SSH server and an SSH client. This document is concerned only with the configuration of the SSH server component.
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by Jody Nimetz
http://www.enquiro.com
There has been some great discussion about SEO and where it is going in 2009. I find this both interesting and amusing. For months there have been some that have said that SEO is dead. (I’d sure hate to be one of their clients…) Others have suggested that SEO is transforming into more of an "online marketing" role in that SEO is not simply about "manipulating" the Search Engine Results Pages.
For me, SEO has always been about marketing, or online marketing. It is not just about rankings (I’ll discuss my thoughts on rankings later in this series) but SEO is more about trying to help people find the information that they are looking for. Those of us who have been involved in the world of SEO for some time have witnessed a number of changes over the years. We have seen different KPIs and metrics come to rise while others have faded into oblivion. We have seen new tools become available for use in monitoring SEO success and progression. But where are we with SEO in late 2008, as we move into the next decade?
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