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Google’s latest project, the knowledge graph, should not worry businesses said an SEO expert. The Internet giant’s newest upgrade is an intelligent system which collects information across the web to create a massive database of more than half a billion people, locations, and things and the combined 3.5 billion connections between the two. Currently, Google is testing out the inclusion of Gmail messages in search results.
However, according to chief executive of StewArt Media Jim Stewart, the latest development will have little impact on SEO players and businesses since it focuses mostly on collecting information and relating them to develop the so called “knowledge graph”. The only concern SEO specialists may look into would be how the update would affect more specific categories wherein the graph will most likely come into play.
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Google came up with an alternative so you can finally add authorship seal in your links without the mark up. Click on the photo to learn more.
Social media and SEO are becoming more and more crucial for both small and big businesses and organizations who want to get their messages across to a wider audience. The two have been increasingly intertwined and with more people registering in the diverse social media universe, it’s also become important for organizations to take advantage of the social medium.
The biggest problem is to how to make social media and SEO techniques complement each other. The conflict arises when an individual or organization pushes both in exclusive zones when the two need to be coordinated.
With that in mind here are five ways to better leverage social media for enterprise SEO, courtesy of Adam Sherk of Search Engine Land:
- Google Authorship and Author Rank
- Train The Social Media Teams
- Factor SEO Into the Social Promotion Plan
- Coordinate with Outside Agencies
- Integrated Measure and Reporting
PageRank would be a great indicator of page quality and relevancy if there is no link selling or artificial link building involved. Lacking that, Google has to implement a quality scoring system independent of link popularity.
Load Flash On Free WordPress Blogs Without Being Penalized
You must be one of the countless bloggers who hate WordPress.com for forbidding useful html tags like <object>, <iframe> and <frameset>. These tags are automatically stripped when you save your draft. Without these tags, Flash applications cannot be loaded on your blog. The solution is to use the gigya function. Gigya is a legitimate tool in paid WordPress account, but its use in free WordPress.com blogs is not officially documented nor explicitly forbidden by the host.
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Do you want to make money online? Well, here are 30 of the most common ways to earn some much-needed cash online.
1. Blogging is perhaps the most popular way of making money online. It’s an attractive platform to get extra cash just by being yourself or expressing things you like.
2. PPC or a Pay Per Click program is the most commonly used method employed by bloggers in their sites. Basically, you’re paid whenever a visitor clicks an ad in your website.
3. Sponsored Reviews This refers to when a product owner asks you to make a review of their products for their marketing efforts.
4. Sponsored Post is when you’re paid to write about a specific website using very specific or targeted keywords.
5. Theme or Template Sales is especially popular in sites like Tumblr wherein themes with extra features can be installed for a fee.
6. Freelance Work is also a great way to make money online. Essentially, all your experience in blogging can be offered as a service through consultations, content development, etc.
7. Paid online surveys are also a source of revenue as companies across the globe are also shelling out big bucks on consumer research.
8. Make money online with Facebook by developing your own niche or persona on the site, and offering your expertise on a specific area as a service.
9. Affiliate marketing on Twitter helps you make money online when people click on a business ad you promote to your followers.
10. RevTwt is a platform that focuses on CPC (cost per click). After RevTwt checks out your Twitter, they’ll sign you up to promote services on your account, and every time someone clicks on your tweets, you make money.
11. Writing simple web articles to make money online since many sites require people to help develop content or provide information especially because they don’t have time to do it themselves.
12. Becoming a travel writer is also a way to make money online. Build specificcontent detailing your trips across the globe. If you’re especially good at making features, travel magazines may even pay you to contribute content to their pages.
13. Affiliate Marketing is driving traffic to another site. Here, you can refer online shoppers to particular products and get a percentage of the sale as a return.
14. Network Marketing is another way of making money online. Create as many meaningful relationships with as many contacts as possible. With a wider “audience”, you can sell more products to people, and obviously make more money online.
15. Be a researcher. Clients who don’t have time on their side can hire you to look for specific content that they’ll use to structure business strategies.
16. Building your own online forum community is also a legitimate way to make money online. Build a forum centered on a topic you’re knowledgeable about - volleyball, cooking, interior design or even gardening - and charge a fee for memberships.
17. Be an inbound call center agent to get some extra cash. In this scenario, you make money online by being an employed “outsider” of the company who will handle their calls from customers.
18. Try Infolinks. Make money online creating articles with outbound in-text links. Infolinks are a great source of income because many websites and blogs accommodate them.
19. Use Adbrite so you can sell space on your site for text ads.
20. Google AdSense, in turn, displays relevant ads that fit your site’s content.
21. Software Judge allows you to make money online by simply reviewing a software product.
22. Sell photographs online. If you’re amazing behind the lens, you can make money online selling great images to as many interested clients and sites.
23. Share files online. It’s an easy way to make money online. There are document sharing sites that pay you every time someone downloads a file you’ve uploaded - that simple.
24. Design logos. Hundreds of websites are in need of a logo and since not every one is a god at Photoshop, you might as well make good use of your design talent.
25. Recording songs and selling them. Offer songs to record companies as demos for other artists.
26. Edit audio for others. Offer your editing services for podcasts and interviews. You can also make money online by editing videos and other forms of media to earn extra cash.
27. Go to Ebay. Yes, look at your junk and start selling them at the site. It’s one of the more popular ways to make money online.
28. Start an online store. Sign up to Winezap, Crushpad, or Amazon Store and build your own place to sell various products.
29. Make and sell your own board games. You can make money online through The Game Crafter, a site where you get paid for making a personal, ultimate jigsaw puzzle or modern twist on Monopoly.
30. Install plug-ins and upgrades. Some bloggers or clients may not have the time to add extra features to their web platforms, but if you can spare a few minutes a day to help someone, in exchange of a fee, then this is suited for you. Tasks like this are being outsourced and are currently in demand.
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It takes a lot to match Apple when it comes to high-profile tech unveilings, but Google made a good fist of it this week.
The search engine giant unveiled its surge into the hardware market with its first tablet, the Nexus 7 and Google Glass, a futuristic-looking device that allows you to view ‘augmented reality’ through a pair of glasses.
