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Sometimes we get an e-mail (or a blog comment) from someone who says their PageRank declined because they were buying links. This happens often enough that I thought I’d write something about why buying links is not good for search, period. It isn’t because Google is some mean, rotten pig. I mean, it actually makes sense. Best Premium WordPress Themes for 2018.

Think about what Google’s job is. It’s to return the most relevant search queries for a particular search based on the parameters that searchers enter into a query box. What would happen if the top 10 search queries were there because someone paid for them to be there? Suppose you had to pay $10,000 to be in position No. 1 and each subsequent position below that cost just $100 less than the previous one...

If you own a lot of websites then you may want to consider moving them to separate servers, especially if they are in the same niche. Google does not give the same weight to inbound links from sites in the same niche that sit on the same server. That’s because it is assumed that they are associated with each other and therefore not really “inbound”, but “crossbound.” It’s like the difference between a crosstown bus route and a charter bus from another city or town or even state. You know the bus from out of state is a visitor’s bus, but a bus you recognize as seeing every day isn’t. Google looks at servers the same way. Best Premium WordPress Themes for 2018.

Let’s say that you have a website dedicate to pitching horseshoes and a blog on a separate domain name with a forum ...

Yesterday, SaveTheInternet.com celebrated its first birthday. This is the organization fighting to keep Verizon and AT&T from stripping away your right and mine to the use of a free Internet. These large communications companies want to create a high band Internet for government and people willing to pay the price and then a slower “lane” for everyone else – that is, small business owners, non-profit organizations, and people who won’t be able to afford the elite steak dinner along with the keynote address. Simple WordPress premium Themes includes one year of support.

There’s a great article in today’s WebProNews on one senator, Byron Dorgan, who is criticizing his colleague Ted Stevens and AT&T head cheese Ed Whitacre for their evil scheme...

Have you ever heard of .yu domain names? If not, then you won’t be disappointed that they’ll stop working after September 30. If you have one then you might be alarmed. What should you do? Premium WordPress Themes | TeslaThemes.

The following advice is really for anyone, regardless of whether you have .yu domain or not, who is planning a transfer of domains to a new domain. If you have a .yu domain then you’ll need to start making your transfer as soon as possible. I would not recommend waiting until September. You want your new site working before your old site stops working and if you are planning 301 redirects, forget about it. They won’t work either. The entire .yu block of domains will be dead and so will any links that are pointing to them.

So how do you transfer an old domai...

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