http://blog.webmastersdesk.com Web 2.0 blog Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:29:53 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en So you’ve decided to build a website, you have your product or company that you are trying to promote, or perhaps it is even just an idea that you are trying to share. You have an idea of the design, perhaps you’ve even started to build the actual website itself. ... http://blog.webmastersdesk.com/2008/04/21/55/ Did you know that at the start fo 2004 the spam accounted for apporimately 70% of all email sent and this figure is still rising. Spam has been long acknowledged as seroius problem, because of the waste in resources and time, not to mention the scams associated with them. ... http://blog.webmastersdesk.com/2007/06/27/if-your-email-marketing-check-out-spamlink/ Many companies concentrate their SEO effort on improving the Google rankings of their homepage.  The problem with this strategy is that the home page cannot be all things to all people.  It cannot rank well for every keyword that could drive traffic to you, and it might not be relevant ... http://blog.webmastersdesk.com/2007/06/14/how-to-use-your-interior-pages-effectively-for-seo/ Google has made the effort to show webmasters just how useful site maps can be to their search engine spiders.  Site maps help to ensure that all relevant pages are properly indexed, while providing extra value to the site visitors by helping them find content more quickly. Google has made it ... http://blog.webmastersdesk.com/2007/05/29/how-to-use-google-sitemaps-with-yahoo-and-other-search-engines/ Most of the time, SEO focuses on how to get pages into search engine results, and how to position those pages once they have been indexed.  But every now and then, you’ll have pages on your website that you want to keep off of the listings.  You may even want ... http://blog.webmastersdesk.com/2007/05/19/how-to-keep-pages-from-being-listed-in-search-engines/ Matt Cutts, a prolific blogger and an engineer at Google, has asked for feedback that would allow Google to target paid links more accurately, adding that the search engine will be paying more attention to these kinds of links in the future.   The problem, from Google’s standpoint, is that the ... http://blog.webmastersdesk.com/2007/05/16/google-to-target-paid-links/