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How I Increased Adsense Earnings by 50%
I’m not a huge Adsense earner, but at the beginning of this month I decided to more aggressively try to increase my…
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Google and NoFollow
A recent Google Groups thread draws attention towards Google's way of handling nofollow attributes in links. Way back Google posted an entry where they tried to clarify their nofollow attribute. However, the real picture is still not clear.
Google Expects Complaints
UPDATE: It looks like Google’s pushed the button too early - and it could be the wrong button too. Lots of people are complaining that their Quality Score has gone crazy. ———- I just got off the phone with Google’s Nick Fox, Senior Business Product Manager for Ad Quality, and got the scoop on the upcoming changes to the AdWords Quality Score.
Full or Partial Feeds
Since the day I began posting on my blog I’ve always published partial feeds of my content. I’ll be honest in that I don’t remember why I made the decision originally, though I suspect it had something to do with not wanting all my content scraped and republished. Until an hour ago I had always thought the partial feed decision was the best way to…
StuntDubl’s Friday Favorites
I missed last week (My laptop started with the “laptop death rattle” - so it was a scramble to do data backups, find and migrate to a new machine). One of the worst parts of being a solo shop is being your own IT guy. Excuses aside - here’s twice the friday favorite goodness for this week.
Before You Send Stuff to Bloggers…
Karl over at ExperienceCurve posted an interesting question for bloggers yesterday about how you would react to getting free products as a blogger and what sense of obligation you might feel. Nokia is experimenting with this, and just about every consumer products brand I work with is considering it and trying to find the right way to do it as well.
