Recent content by JoelJohn

I used such services in the past. When you start receiving views, YouTube sees that the views are not legit and don't increase the count for that video for that particular source. And, those views do not convert into anything. No sale, no comment, no subscription. It is wise to get real views...

Back few years ago submitting your website in digg could get you search engine traffic the same day. It is different nowadays, however, if the social bookmarking site makes your link do follow, it will boost your ranking with high quality backlinks.

I notice that we forgot to talk about RPM. I suggest you to add your ads above the fold if you want to increase your revenue per mille views. Advertisers will pay on CPM when they are sure that their ads are seen. For RPM like revenue for each thousand view whatever the bidding type, you can...

White hat SEO methods take time but the effects last; but black at SEO may work or not; and when it works the effects generally don't last because search engine punish your website and that penalization lasts.

If you know an hashtag you can use for your content. Search for similar and do a twitter search for 4 or 5 of them. Look for most popular and try to see why people like them and try to replicate the process. Try to use the same image pattern size and emotions.

I do! The traffic from stumble Upon bounce but you can catch someone eyes you could not catch elsewhere. And, you can get people to share your page on social media for more exposure. I got some traffic using StumbleUpon when I used it actively. I liked 70% people's page and 30% of my owns.

What does that mean for marketers concretely? Do you meant that we benefit more from Facebook because a lot of people are using social media; so, if we want to reach them, we have to go where they are actually are?

You get social! And, do you know what happens when your website go brand go social? You make more money because people trust you and interact with you. They consider you as a real person or business they can carefully deal with.

I suggest you to go with WordPress. You can easily extend WordPress to optimize your website for better ranking in search engines. PS: host WordPress software instead of using wordpress.com. There free plugins and SEO optimized themes to use the latest SEO trends and features on WordPress.

Like Thomas said, I know two ones. XML and HTML. You use XML for bots because they can understand it and extract the information that they want. You can use HTML sitemap for human. They can read and understand where they can find a page or a section on your website.

HTML 4 is a standard released by W3C and HTML 5 is a newer version. That sentence which seems to be obvious tells us that HTML 5 comes with improvements. It comes with new HTML tag such as <article>, <section>, <aside>, <video>, but it removes some tags as well when CSS can do the job very well.

From a personal experience, it is important. When you tell the language of your website, search engines will find easily how to understand your content even if you use some foreign language as example inside main site language. If every WordPress site come with it, it shows how important it is.

CSS animations make a lot of things that was possible only via JavaScript possible with just HTML and CSS. We can take as example animation when you over an image, when you over a link. I'd suggest you to search for it on Google because some sites will give you example and link to tests.

If the blogging site doesn't allow you to do this, does that mean that you don't have access to modify CSS and HTML structure? You'd need to add the image before the text and use float: right; for image to make it floating left. You could add margin to give some white spaces.

I really like design that have enough of white space but also clear and good looking font in a size larger than 14px. So, I would recommend anyone who want a site people like to use to make it easy to be read.