SEO Chat Forums - Backlink problems...
Date: July 17th, 2006 02:27 AM - tommr1 - UntitledPost: The question is are your serps better or worse.G states in the webmaster info section that they do not return all information. soYou...
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Parents tv cream of the crop
Subject: Thank you for parentstv.orgTo: Editor@parentstv.org, Webmaster@parentstv.org, Letters@parentstv.orgHello creators and maintainers of parentstv.org.I am not a parent, but I really, really appreciatewhat your site is doing. Specifically, the page at http://www.parentstv.org/PTC/clips/main.asptitled 'Worst TV Clips of the Week'.In general I have discontinued watching broadcast andcable television because of it's low quality and Isimply don't have time to sift through the garbage. What your page provides me is the sweetest necturefrom all the fruit of broadcast and pay television. Ican just hit your page once a week and get all thefun, hot clips. With your permission, I will startbacking up this page onto a CD-ROM archive that I canmail around and trade with my friends.You are all quite a peice of work. Don't ever stopbeing you!Gratefully yours,Austin happy non-parent and heavy user ofparentstv.orgPS-- Feel free to use this testimony on your website.
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WebMaster Media Maker.
Create Streaming Audio and Video with Media players that do not require a streaming media server.
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Fourth of July
Daily Sucker for Tuesday, July 4, 2006 Submitter's comments: Why isn't the annual 4th of July celebration announced/on the front page? Why did I have to spend 5 minutes digging for this page? Something tells me the webmaster doesn't realize its about providing the public with pertinent information in a timely fashion - but rather to pimp-up the rep of incumbent politicos. Vincent's comments: Be...
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Can duplicate content really influence your rankings?
Every few months, webmaster forums discuss if search engines penalize duplicate content. Can duplicate content affect your search engine rankings? What can you do about that?
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Google's SandBox and TrustRank filters and your web site
Google's Sandbox and Google's TrustRank are often discussed in webmaster forums. How do these factors influence your web site rankings on Google and what can you do to get out of the sandbox or to get a high TrustRank?
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New features in Google Sitemaps
Last week, Google added new features to its Sitemaps service. After verifying that you are really the webmaster of a site, you can access some statistics about the information Google has about your site. This kind of information can help you to spot possible reasons when Google doesn't index your site.
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Is your website legal?
A new article by Trenton Moss: Web accessibility and the law in the UK: Is your website legal?'There's been widespread speculation about the new legislation being introduced, which will ensure that websites are accessible to disabled users. Try to find specific information about it on the Internet and chances are you'll come up empty handed.'layout your forms using CSS instead of tables.I am a fan of using CSS for layout and presentation of web pages - but I do still have a few 'blind spots' when it comes to putting my good intentions into practice. For example, I still tend to use tables when creating layout for forms.I was recently alerted to this weeks tip by Tavis Reddick, the webmaster at Fife College; while communicating about another forms related issue, he pointed me to a useful article about using CSS to layout forms (scroll down the page to find the part about forms layout).I won't reproduce the example code here - because it is not the simplest technique I have come across - and I couldn't figure out a way to simplify it for 'tip size' consumption. However, I thought it was worth highlighting this example, as it demonstrates that CSS is flexible enough to be used for tasks beyond the simple two or three column page layout.References.Fife College Practical CSS Layout Tips, Tricks, & Techniques
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