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By Jimmy Adames

SEO is a huge component most successful webmasters focus on to ensure quality & targeted traffic to their websites, as well as making sure it remains consistent. It is important to realize, although a large amount of traffic to a website can be pleasing, there could be a negative spin attached to that total. Performing the best SEO practices to ensure more targeted visitors to your… Continue reading

The formula for webmasters looking for success with the search engines is ROMM (Research, Optimize, Monitor, and Maintain). Here are some helpful tips and details about each portion of the ROMM concept…

“After launching a website, it is important to evaluate the status of the site in the various search engines. Keep in mind that… Continue reading

By Nicholas C Smith

From my experience, people who try to increase the flow of organic traffic to their websites domain will at some point attempt a whole bunch of “optimisation techniques” without knowing if any of it really has had, or is having, any effect at all. Some of the SEO techniques I have seen… Continue reading

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By Scott Frangos

Are you a new-media Publisher? Notice I didn’t say “Blogger” — on purpose. I’m making a distinction between those who wish to Blog as a hobby, and those who wish to make a living — pro Bloggers equal Publishers, in that equation… Continue reading

by Scott Frangos

I like the book, and recommend it on two counts — get it if you’re early into running an online business, and also to take a look at a self-published book from Lulu.com. On the last point, my only criticism is that Mr. Reid could have used a

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by Scott Frangos, Managing Editor - WebHelperMagazine.com

Countdown to WordPress version 2.5

WordPress 2.5 is almost here — below, a screenshot shows some of the planned revisions to the administration area in the next upgrade of WordPress — version 2.5. Revisions are still being made… Continue reading

by Scott Frangos

When you’re building a new website, or revising an old one, a good CMS is an excellent site structure solution to help make editing and posting easy (no programming knowledge needed), optimize for search engines, and get the word out via RSS. You should compare and test-drive the demos offered at the sites below. Flexibility, support, and a robust development community are… Continue reading