Questions for free web server
Michael van Dijken Interview
Fri, 18 Apr 2008 00:28:28 -0800
theWHIR.com posted a photo:
Michael and Anastasia prepare for the WHIRtv interview.
Do Paid Keyword Ads Jeopardize Organic Search Rankings?
Fri, 02 Mar 2007 17:15:00 -0400
I heard about this from Dan Kimball at ModernBill. Bill Slawski has two interesting posts on Search Engine Land and SEO by the Sea about a just-granted Microsoft patent ("Systems and Methods for Removing Duplicate Search Engine Results").
The patented technology aims to "efficiently locate desired information.... by] removing unnecessary multiple references to a common resource such as redundant URLs as another listed URL". Consequently, any given page of search results would contain a greater number of unique URLs than would otherwise occur without filtering. Bill says this implies the possibility of removing organic search results from pages that already contain paid listings.
Two Search Engine Land readers reported that they've already seen organic rankings drop as a result of buying keyword ads from Yahoo! and Google, respectively. While search engines are understandably eager to maximize keyword ad revenue, Bill says the ideal situation for advertisers is to have a paid result, an organic result AND a Google Onebox result all on the same page.
This reminds me of Business 2.0's "Perfect Online Ad" article, in which Usama Fayyad, the NASA rocket scientist turned Yahoo! researcher, says paid search alone is much, much less effective than multiple forms of exposure. (He was making the case for non-search ads, though, seeing as 95% of our online time is spent on non-search activities.)
In any case, I did a quick Google search for web hosting and found that there's no overlap at all between the paid ads and organic listings on the first page. Even more interestingly, GoDaddy has the #2 Adwords bid (which puts it at the top of page 1), but a #11 organic ranking (top of page 2). HostGator, on the other hand, has a lower bid that puts its ad on page 2 - but its organic ranking is #9 (bottom of page 1). Coincidence? Or filtering? What do you think?
Go to Hostican.com
GoDaddy 2007 Super Bowl Ad : Marketing : Save 10% on your Order
Sat, 11 Aug 2007 15:19:41 +0000
Touchdown! Go Daddy finally gets the nod from CBS to run its third Superbowl ad submission, “The Office: Marketing.” See the ad that made the cut at Youtube .
You can save 10% on any order you make on Godaddy.
PROMO CODE : YOUTUBE01
Domain Names, Promotional Codes
How Do I Register A Domain Name?
Wed, 26 Mar 2008 06:37:49 +0000
By Dee Buteland
The registration of a domain name
1. You decide on the name you want to buy.
2. You sign up with a domain registration service (this is free).
3. You buy the domain you want using your credit card (this takes a few minutes).
4. You leave the domain name parked with the registrar (as an investment for later, or until you decide what to do with it); or you develop a web
Let’s look at these steps in detail.
Deciding on your name
You may know the domain name you want already, and know it is still free - if you don’t, just type the name in a browser to see if it is already taken. If it isn’t taken, then you can buy it.
If you are not sure about the name you want, you need to do some brainstorming. Short, generic names are the most valuable, but they are in very short supply now. If you need ideas, go to a domain name registrar like Godaddy and use their tools to suggest a free (unregistered) name based on the theme or subject you have in mind.
Signing up with a domain registration service
Go to a service like Godaddy, and register yourself. This means you will have to enter your name and contact address, so that any domain names you buy are registered to you. You also have to enter your credit card details. There is no cost to you for signing up, and you can get an overview of the process of registering a domain and read a FAQ about it before going any further.
Buy the domain you want
After you have registered, you can buy any domain name you want, as long as it is still free. Note that the .com name extension is still the most popular one, though you could buy .net, .info, .org, .tv, or .biz versions of the name if the .com is taken. Expect to pay about $10 for the registration, and then the same every year you want to keep the name registered.
Park the name, or build a site
Services like Godaddy allow you to simply ‘park’ the domain with them. You own the domain, and no-one else can buy it, unless they make you an acceptable offer of course. Or, you can find a host and build a website for the domain, which is the next step in making the domain a valuable asset.
To read more about domains, how to buy them and how to make money from them, check my domain name registration page.
Dee Buteland writes about domain names and the domain industry.
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Dee_Buteland
No RatingShare This
Member count added at T35 Hosting
Wed, 14 Nov 2007 20:46:48 +0000
SEO Web Hosting and how its good for you
Thu, 29 Nov 2007 10:25:09 +0000
If there is a phenomenon that is making waves in the web hosting industry in recent times, it would be SEO Web Hosting. Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Web Hosting basically encompasses all the strategies involved in ranking well for a particular country-specific version of a popular search engine.
Leading search engines especially Google and Yahoo have ...]
Featured free web server Items
I've been hosting a few sites with www.ixwebhosting.com for about a year now.
The service is excellent. The features are abundant, and the cost is great. The
best part of ixwebhosting isn't the hundreds of free subdomains, the thousands
of emails, or the many dedicated IPs that are included with your plan, they're
all great features, but not the best. The best feature is the 24/7 customer
service. Available by ticket submission, toll-free 1-800 number, and live chat
from ixwebhosting.com's main site. The live chat has never taken me more than
about 10-15 seconds to get a representative to talk with. And they've been able
to fix any issue I had with my service within minutes typically.
ixwebhosting.com also has a money back guarantee and a 99% uptime guarantee. If
you have any amount of downtime past the 99% guarantee they will refund you
accordingly.
ixwebhosting has their own advanced data center that they alone administer and
maintain. See their main site and click on Data Center at the top of the page to
see more information.
The hosting includes an online file browser, file editor, page creation utility,
SQL admin utilities, and many other features.
The plan I use supplies three free domain registrations, and allows for six
hosted domains. I have 20GB to play with and a monthly bandwidth of 300GB. The
plan has up to 50 databases (MySQL or Postgresql), 200 Subdomains, and 5,000
emails with webmail access. All this for only $6.45 a month.
The next plan up from this one includes 5 free domains, 10 hosted domains,
unlimited diskspace, unlimited emails, 500GB/month bandwidth, 100 databases, and
500 subdomains. This plan is $12.95 a month.
If you're looking for a basic plan, for $3.95 a month, you can get 1 free
domain, 2 hosted domains, 10GB Diskspace, 100GB bandwidth, 2,500 emails, 20
subdomains, and webmail, however, there is no access to any sql databases
All in all, I highly recommend ixwebhosting.
Click Here to go to ixwebhosting
website.
Win 10K
cheap web hosting review
cheap web hosting reviews
cheap web hosting services
host gator php
posted by Matt Jackson40 | 10:01 AM
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home