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SEO for URLs and externally linked files on websites & ‘blogs

Google is a reader of websites who’s best kept happy with sensible structure and strong content. Google will read almost anything — or should I say almost any file…

For ‘bloggers, diversification avoids stagnation

Having been a ‘blogger for over 3 years now, I’ve come to learn that the longevity of my ‘blog is down to the diversity of topics I write about. But with all this talk of finding the right niche, my advice is be focused, but think broad…

The strange case of the 3 Google Sitelinks

Google Sitelinks are an elusive creature of the web. And in my efforts to snare several of them, I managed to get more than I’d bargained for — but there was much to be learned in the process…

Who’s on your social network radar?

Mobile access to our Social Networks isn’t a new concept. But the potential of mobile Social Networking has yet to be fully realized. Could location-based Social Networking be the “kill app” of mobile devices?

What price Social Networking?

What I find really disappointing is that I’ve had people follow me on Twitter only to see that their messages are of the short title + URL kind. So really, about the only reason they’re adding me is because I must fit their audience demographic, which suggests they’re marketeers. For me, a one-way dialogue is no dialogue at all…