To a lot of people, finding out what their audience wants is a big deal.
They’ll run tests, view heatmaps of their site, perform in person studies and at times, still not provide what their audience is really looking for. Despite me writing an article with some of these suggestions, I’m a big believer in the idea that most of the time, your audience doesn’t really know what they… Continue reading
What’s so cool about blogging ? Its easy, and anyone who can write emails can do it quick and dirty, let their thoughts be known the world and get feedback in no time. Now, don’t get me wrong but I’m entirely positive when I say that the noise is more than signal among blogs world wide. If you were to categorize bloggers based on their productivity (which itself is a… Continue reading
Ever since Google Social Search was launched, I’ve been trying my best to like it, to use it and possibly make it a habit. But looks like its more a nuisance than anything else, if at all.
But honestly, the thing is pretty interesting, enough to get a Google lover excited. And it does to some level, even though quite not there, and in a wrong direction. Lets jump in… Continue reading
If you’re running Google AdSense Ads on a site, you would’ve definitely come across the situation where sometimes either no ads show up or completely irrelevant ads come up. And what do you do ? Well, like many of the webmasters, just sit back relax and hope that things would improve.
Looks like Google understands it, and now has openly admitted that this could have happened because of your… Continue reading
Ever wondered what Google thinks of other search engines ? The market leader is often seen as a bully, bad attitude guy who wants to have all of it right ? Not really.
Just google for “search engine” or “search” or “internet searchengine” and the results will NOT show Google anywhere on the top results. Instead, what does Google think as a better search engine ?… Continue reading
How to detect malware ? Find out if your site is hacked. First off, if you want to find out if Google found suspicious code on your site, use the following URL, appending your domain name to the end part. http://safebrowsing.clients.google.com/safebrowsing/diagnostic?site=http://www.dailyseoblog.com Surprisingly many of the times, when a site is hacked, (I don’t mean the ones like Twitter gets once a while, where you get a totally different homepage)… Continue reading
I’m a huge fan of Google PageRank. Not because I have a tendency to love anything Google, but because its the only authoritative and successful metric today that can grade websites for their authority. Its been there for ages now and though often speculative, it has given webmasters a generally accepted measure scale for websites. Even though Google says that its an algorithm based on the incoming number of links… Continue reading
Its been quite some time now since a major redesign happened. Last time, I did it myself but this time around am looking for someone who has lot of time to spend, knows the trends and can provide me at least a few options. I’m looking for a trendy design with focus on speedy page load times, and useability. Of course, the must have options also should sync in to… Continue reading
I mean, seriously, apart from the passion to share knowledge, what’s more important to a blogger ? The money, right ? Everyone’s got expenses to pay and here at DailySEOblog, we have some cool guys behind the scene, who’re sponsoring the blog, so that you get to read the SEO tips and Social Media articles daily. My pleasure to introduce them.
1. ClearApps.com – is an automated agent-free network… Continue reading
Its a fact that a major chunk of your blog visitors are on RSS readers. And no, this post is not about making them visit your site, nor this is a post about increasing your RSS subscribers. Since most of your (our) readers are on RSS feed readers, I thought it would make sense to do some customizations and control over the RSS feeds being delivered. Here are ten… Continue reading
The whole of internet. Easy guess right ? Lets try and find out. All of you might have noticed that last week starting November 4th, Google started featuring the Sesame Street characters on its homepage with special doodles celebrating its 40th Anniversary. And clicking on the doodle would take you to a search page with the first page listing of Sesamestreet.org. I was wondering how much traffic the site might… Continue reading
This is not going to run down smoothly, so let me make it short and sweet. SEO Experience, even Danny Sullivan would envy ! Danny is one of the early birds to the SEO scene, and obviously, he’s one of the most experienced SEOs, but sometimes you could also see guys with experience more than that. Unless you’re in good mood for investigating, it’d be safe to ignore them. SEO… Continue reading
Okay, this month long, starting tomorrow I’ll be running a 30 day long SEO Tutorial on DailySEOblog. I’ve been planning for something like this for long now, but I guess now is the time.
30 Day SEO Tutorials will be a crash course for all those who want to refresh their SEO skills, touch up some outdated/repeated strategies, learn something new, chew on some old basic stuff and the… Continue reading
Was following up on a previous interview of mine, posted over at Quick Online Tips sometime earlier, and saw this nice comment there by a gentleman Albert, who just made my day. 
The interview is posted here (its a flattering title btw) Quick Online Tips, do check it out. And here’s the comment I’m talking about.
You don’t get such comments all the time… Continue reading
Damn, I must be such a dumbo for not having let you known till now. In fact, I had created the fan page quite some time earlier as an experiment, and completely forgot about it. No promotion, no profile badges, no links sent what so ever. And guess how many fans it has ? 168 till now.
That was obvious right ? When no one even knew this fan… Continue reading