If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Subscribing is a great way to avoid being asked to come in on SaturdayWell the rumors about Google updating their page rankings after only 2 months are true. Many bloggers discovered today that they had either gained or lost some Google [...]
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For some bloggers, chasing a decent Google page rank can be like attempting to locate the holy grail. Everyone seems to have a theory about attaining a high page rank, but few are really able to achieve this goal. Although many over-estimate the importance of page rank, no one can argue that it does [...]
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If one were to type in obamabiden2008 or obamabiden2008.com in a Google search, guess what site comes up #1. No, its not The Red Stapler Chronicles (not yet). Instead, some smart ass secured this obamabiden2008 site. Of course, this position will probably not last long and this is certainly not [...]
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I have decided to try a new method in regaining my lost Google search result mojo. I figure that someone from Google is stuck reading hundreds of boring reconsideration requests per day. As a result, I determined that if my request stood out from the others, it might receive a little extra attention. [...]
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About two months ago, I decided to change The Red Stapler Chronicles to a do-follow blog, meaning that anyone who left a comment would receive a free backlink. It certainly was not an easy decision to make. Yes, I knew that I would get many more comments and would be able to submit [...]
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In case you haven’t looked at the front page of CNN.com or MSNBC.com, there is a new search engine in town. A former Google employee, Anna Patterson, has launched a search engine called Cuil (pronounced Cool) that apparently spans 120 billion websites (but they haven’t got to mine yet), three times the amount [...]
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