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Did you know that there are software programs that view web sites and steal email addresses? It's called "harvesting" because they're harvesting…
You scroll down past the banner ads and enter your search term. You pass the "sponsored results" without a glance. You ignore the shaded results to the right, as well as the additional "sponsored results" at bottom. Hiding somewhere in the middle of it all, you finally find the results you came for.
Search engines were created to give user access to the vast amounts of data located on the web. This is the equivalent of creating a pair of glasses to find a four-leaf clover in a large field: you know it's probably in there somewhere if you look, and that it's just sitting there waiting for you to find it; all you have to do is…
On the Internet programmers and designers rule, not the writer. Yet words drive targeted traffic to your site, carry content, make the sale, convey marketing messages, persuade people to buy and make the difference between your site's success or failure.
If you're in the market for a new website, one of the first things you'll need to do is hire a web designer. As in any field, there are good web designer and bad web designers, and it's important to know how to determine which is which. Here are 5 tips to get you started:
The GoogleGuy Says site, which I covered in GoogleGuy Says: Google's Forum Posts, received a WebMasterWorld posted cease and desist from GoogleGuy himself.
