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Monthly Archives: July 2006
Potential Spam Killer
Google introduced the “NoODP†tag a couple of days ago. In this post they mention that they often draw the SERP descriptions from the DMOZ directory. What this tag now enables site owners to do is to choose whether they … Continue reading
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Really Simple
But when will it become really overused – or even abused? Well, that is the beauty of RSS – it can’t. It works on the principle of supply and demand. Readers have to sign up to your feed and if … Continue reading
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To Google or not to Google
It has become best practice to “google†someone prior to an interview, meeting or potential business deal these days to try and source as much information about that person as possible. We use this term so widely that it has … Continue reading
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