Our election is coming. Show your pride as a good democratic fellow Malaysian by showing what you believes in. Make a wise decision this time, and vote for our future development and prosperity.
Just after encountering the “out of Service” from Digg, another similar event happened. This time with Google AdSense. Interestingly for AdSense, they have displayed a notification message in several different languages and dialects.
Digg.com was down since the last 30 minutes, even when I was writing this post. “What does this got to do with you”.. I know you might be thinking of that with a big question mark. But hold on a minute, have you ever thought that this event will actually effecting your sites. Think of this:
Get more exposure by submitting your press release to online press release sites. It will also increase your backlinks and sooner will it helps to increase your PageRank too.
Today I want to share with you how would you know whether your Pay Per Click (PPC) Ads really justify your spending. I have personally tried few PPC Ads from several ad companies and what I can say is, be careful and be smart in spending your money. There are agencies which their PPC performance are questionable.
Everyone knows that backlinks is very important to get your site rank higher in Google. One of the easiest way to get backlinks is via commenting other blogs and putting your links within. But few knows that by getting yourself linked alone has less value if the link is non referable or nofollow for search engine’s spider. This is always a dilemma for some of us who believes that by commenting a blog they should be allowed to have a clean backlinks (dofollow) as a sign of appreciation, but at the same time fitting through as a good professional blogger needs the same importance.
I felt so annoyed this morning with just another spam email I received promoting tool to increase my site traffics. Enough of all this craps which sound so tempting but in reality have zero in value. If we do not carefully do our own research by at least searching for what other people have to say, we might end up falling into this trap, throwing our hard earn cash easily, instantly.
I was so excited this morning after a long break for my family trip. All the efforts for all this while have shown some good results. I finally achieve my dreamed Google PageRank within 2 months. More excitingly it has given me a better post as in PR3 rather then starting at a lower rank. That was not all. More good news is showing and this time is from Alexa. I was ranked over 4 million last few weeks and it has improved to around 2 million this time. I hope to get below 500K in a few weeks time.
My site was down last Thursday for nearly 5 hours. The funny things were my domain was alive and pointing to the right IP and my server was up but yet I can’t view the page on any browser. But when I checked the port I noticed that all my ports were up except port 80 which is use for http request. That gave me a panicking situation for a while and for that reason I have to call my hosting provider (godaddy.com). As usual they manage to handle things efficiently. Their support team was friendly and that gave me a bit relieve.
I received an email from PayPal this morning asking to confirm a purchase of a product. I was surprised since I did not purchased anything for the past few weeks. So I looked into the email carefully and spotted few errors. I compared with the previous PayPal’s email I received to double check. It’s confirmed that it’s a SCAM.
