Save Time And Money With Better Email, GMail Introduce IMAP

Posted by Paul B | October 31, 2007 .

A large part of my day is spent checking and answering e-mails, I suppose in an average day I probably get about 50 genuine messages and maybe 3,000 spam mails! Yes you read right, about 3,000! However e-mail is so time consuming for me for more than just the spam reason, I [...]

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NoFollow, DoFollow, It’s All The Same To Google

Posted by Paul B | October 28, 2007 .

The whole point of the nofollow attribute is to do one thing, to say to Google “Please don’t include this link in any linking algorithm, ta very much”. It’s actually quite handy when it comes to affiliate marketing as it can help not only your website but also the site you are affiliating for, [...]

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TLA Strikes Back

Posted by Paul B | October 24, 2007 .

What a day, Google have stirred up all sorts of crap by dropping the page rank of many top name bloggers. The widely accepted view for why this has happened is 2 fold.

They are punishing sites that sell links
They are dropping sites that are part of networks that artificially boost page rank

There are [...]

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Revealing Google’s Biggest Lie

Posted by Paul B | October 11, 2007 .

Quoted from Google’s own philosophy:-
“The perfect search engine,” says Google co-founder Larry Page, “would understand exactly what you mean and give back exactly what you want.” Given the state of search technology today, that’s a far-reaching vision requiring research, development and innovation to realize. Google is committed to blazing that trail.
Bollocks. Complete and utter bollocks. [...]

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Does The Number of Home Page Posts Matter? YES!

Posted by Paul B | September 9, 2007 .

Ever since I increased the number of posts on my home page to 14 I’ve been keeping a careful eye on the amount of search traffic brought here by Google. When I first set it down to 7 it stood out that within 2 or 3 days that all search traffic has gone. [...]

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