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You want to come up for the electronic item that has the acronym PSD, but you don't want to get unrelated traffic from visitors who search for PSD, in regards to the photoshop file extension!?
How would you tackle this? Ideally you want to have some sort of broad match on PSD so...
Similar to what everyone has already said. If the likes of Amazon only make 10% profit on each sell, then yours will be less.
I've known others start up this kind of online business who are really into SEO as well and even with thousands of hits a month, they only make about a dozen sales a...
If you want to appear a bit better in search engines other than Google then it is worth using meta keywords. Just put around 5 in so that it helps, but not too many that it bulks the code of the page out too much.
For customer care and tracking enquiries and calls I use the open source software called Sugar CRM. It tracks loads of types of data and its user interface is good enough to get things done quickly.
I love the concept of Google wave, for having team meetings in real time whilst it's all logged to look back through for info etc. A mix of email and chat.
Google Buzz I'm not so sure of. It seems to be jumping on the Twitter bandwagon. I've been on Twitter for a few years and it's only just...
I've never been given an offer of reciprocating links where it's been a fair deal. It's usually someone offering a link on an obscure website with next to nothing when it comes to pagerank or content.
You could use Joomla. It would get you off the ground by letting you install and create a content managed website without any knowledge of coding needed.
Similar to the above posts, unless you have at least a couple hundred pounds a month to spend on a professional SEO company, the best way to get noticed would be to spend some time yourself getting into Google local listings and some of the major business directories like linkcentre and hotfrog...
Thanks VinceSamio for this discussion. It's a breathe of fresh air and is what I wanted to hear from someone other than a very select few I discuss SEO about.
At the end of the day if something like what you've mentioned is true, do you really think it would be made open and easily evident to...
I think Google Wave will dominate this area of the market but it's just as much as a showcase for what will be possible with HTML 5.
All it's best features like embedding any video with just an HTML tag, or drag and dropping images onto a browser to upload, is possible with HTML 5.
I second Zend. It displays tooltip suggestions to auto-complete built-in PHP functions, and also any variables or functions you've created that you currently have scope to. No double-checking PHP.net for common function names or wandering if you have access to a particular function etc.
The...