Microsoft’s Bing.com has finally expanded it search to encompass Yahoo! organic results in the US and Canada. This increased Bings search market share to approximately28% overnight (depending on the statistics you look at). Starting in September 2010, Yahoo sponsor links will be transitioned to Bing adCenter.
Bing delivers more relevant results than than the ailing Yahoo [...]
Bing Takes Over Yahoo Organic Results
Author: Keith HickmanSeptember 1st, 2010
New XML Sitemap Tool is Online
Author: Keith HickmanJuly 24th, 2010
We have just completed development of our new XML Sitemap Ping Tool. It’s a free and easy way to alert the search engines that you have uploaded a new XML Sitemap and are ready for the crawlers to index your site. If you are a multiple site owner, you can submit up to 5 unique [...]
Read the rest of this entry >>Are Your Online Accounts Protected?
Author: Keith HickmanApril 1st, 2010
When you think of someone hacking your Computer, Website, email account or worse yet, bank account, what do you think of? Some geeky computer prodigy working out of his mothers basement, meticulously hacking his way into any computer system? The hackers you see in movies and on TV are a far cry from [...]
Read the rest of this entry >>Is Your SiteBuilder Site Search Engine Friendly?
Author: Keith HickmanMarch 7th, 2010
The SiteBuilder developers have worked very hard to make your Sitebuilder Web site search engine friendly, however, there are things that you can do to thwart all of those efforts.
These are the top ways to make your Site search engine Unfriendly.
1. One of the worst things you can do is setup an intro screen or [...]
The Changing Face of Online Marketing – Part 1
Author: Keith HickmanFebruary 18th, 2010
I’m sure you’ve heard the phrase “The only constant is Change”. This could not be more true than in the field of Search Engine Optimization, Search Engine Marketing and online marketing in general.
Gone are the days of just adding meta tags, title tags and optimized copy. Google is now looking [...]
What is a Requirements Document?
Author: Keith HickmanFebruary 17th, 2010
When an off the shelf or purchased Web application doesn’t meet your needs, you will probably start thinking about custom development. A few things you should think about first are:
Cost. Custom programming/application development from scratch is expensive.
Have you thought the functionality of the application through thoroughly?
If #1 is not an issue and you have a [...]
