SEO Wacko

I haven’t been posting in a while because of a good number of reasons. Building a network of blogs is my next project and boy it’s a huge task! These blogs are going to be used for SEO purposes for my existing websites and clients’ websites. This is because it is believed that contextual links are more relevant to search engines and can increase your rankings better than regular text links.

I have around twenty blogs of different niches so far and counting. During the process of creating this network, I have discovered different ways on how to make money out of them and that kept me even more busy. Realizing that documenting the progress of my efforts is important, expect a regular update regarding this.

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Fabulous Links Web Directory has been increasing its popularity rapidly lately. If you are doing SEO for your website and wants high quality and PR links, then getting listed in this directory should be considered. Forget about using a useless SEO software and go for quality links. Go for Fabulous Links Directory.

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A number webmasters received fake emails about their sites getting penalized by Google. These emails created some confusion about the compliance of the recipients’ websites since these fake emails are very similar to that of Google sends out. Later, Google decides to temporarily suspend sending out this kind of emails to avoid confusion. For now it is safe to assume that any email regarding your sites compliance with Google’s Webmaster Guidelines are just pranks.

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Though on a vacation, it seems that Matt Cutts could not totally leave his work. He can’t help but commenting on a post made by Nicholas Carr on his blog. The post was actually about Google’s plan to police the web from websites that install viruses, trojans, or other badware. According to Matt, this is not true at all because this is not a plan of Google but instead, Google was already doing this for sometime.

All in all, I think Google does a pretty good job of protecting users from getting infected, while at the same time providing tools that assist webmasters in detecting and correcting hacked urls that could spread malware.

He even compared Google to other search engines and said that he thinks Google provides better service and more protection above them. Now that’s some dedication.

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Google Analytics recently launched a new beta version. This version is somewhat similar to the new blogger where you can customize your reports by dragging and dropping boxes. This lets you easily see the most important numbers to you. Also, this beta version shows more color and makes it enjoyable to see the stats. Its mouse over stats is amazing and lets you view data easily. But despite this cool new look and amazing features of the Analytics Beta version, Google leaves an option to view reports under the old interface.

Although this new beta version of Google analytics is already good, I still have a few features in mind that I think they can add in it. Like the comparison of reports of two websites. This may help in deeper analysis on internet marketing.

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