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Top 10 SEO Blogs for SEOs

admin — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 05:07:47 +0000

Graywolf - Always full of information on the search engine optimization and search marketing fields, whitty commentary and in depth articles. You’ll find tons of great insights here.
Seobook.com - Leading SEO blog by Aaron Wall covering the search space. It offers marketing tips, search analysis, and whatever random rants come to mind. Focuses on search engines, search engine optimization tips, and search engine news. Lots of great, solid commentary about the world of search engines and SEO, plus excellent archived and current articles. You could spend a lot of time at this blog and not exhaust all it has to offer.
Seomoz.org - News, tips and highlights from the search marketing industry. I’ll let this blog speak for itself: “Free, open & content-rich. SEOmoz is a search engine optimization resource created to benefit the entire SEO community. My favorite is whiteboard Fridays. Every tool, service & article provided is absolutely free to all users.” I have quite a few articles from SEOmoz saved permanently in my Bloglines subscriptions.
Problogger.net- Great blog, especially for well… bloggers!
Mattcutts.com- Matt Cutts works for Google and is responsible for search engine quality (i.e. getting rid of spam) and for helping web masters with good SEO practices. This one is a must for anyone that wants to master good, solid, SEO practices.
Searchengineland.com – It will cover the latest news on search engine marketing and promises to be the single most resourceful tool on search engine marketing. Search Engine Land keeps track of the many developments in the search engine world, providing an insider’s view of what works and what doesn’t as far as search engine optimization.
Bluehatseo.com – This blog has a lot of great tips and techniques to help the average webmaster break beyond their barriers. However they are nothing more than skillsets. Skillsets are worthless without direction.
Blog.searchenginewatch.com- Blog founded by Danny Sullivan, internet consultant and journalist. It offers many search engines resources and SEO related news. Consistently updated free search engine optimization information, tips, news, and opinions; as well as the latest search engine and directory news and information. I especially appreciate the writing style at Search Engine Watch, which presents somewhat complicated information in a very accessible, non-threatening sort of way; in other words, a succinct lack of techno-speak.
Seroundtable.com - purpose behind Search Engine Roundtable is to report on the most interesting threads taking place at the SEM forums.
SEOChat.com – Leading SEO blog by Aaron Wall covering the search space. It offers marketing tips, search analysis, and whatever random rants come to mind.

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65 Wordpress Pinging URLs You Need to Know

admin — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 06:48:01 +0000

Adding these ping resources to your wordpress blog is a great way to help your website get indexed faster by search engines; especially niche blog news aggregators specialty search engines like Technorati.

Not to mention is is great for Search Engine Optimization.

Make sure you only use the pinging resources that are relevant to your site. It’s best to run the list through a dedicated pinging service first to see how many result in a successful ping. This should be done to prevent any broken track backs. PLEASE, do not use these for spamming! Enjoy.

WordPress Pinging URLs

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Top 10 Free Javascript Compressors

admin — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 22:08:01 +0000

If you don’t already, you really should get in the habit of compressing your Javascript.

In a survey of ten top U.S. web sites, minification achieved a 21% file size reduction.

This can allow your website to load up to 80% faster! Save bandwidth, hosting fees and decrease load time all at once.

Here is a list of the top 10 free Javascript compressors:

MinifyJS.com Javascript Compressor – Really cool and easy to use to minify Javascript. The interface is well laid out and intuitive to use for even the beginner programmer; additionally there is a drop down selector where you can choose advanced compression options for your code, such as: Char sets, fast/slow mode, numeric compression, high ASCII compression and whether or not to use Javascript obfuscation.
JSCompress.com – This cool utility lets you choose between two very different forms of compressing, JSMin or Packer by Dean Edwards; thus allowing you to compare which method has the smallest file size.
JavascriptCompressor.com – One of the more popular tools used by programmers plus it has forums where you can discuss all your compression desires!
MinifyJavascript.com Javascript Compressor – A simple and straight forward utility with great compression tutorials and optional advanced compression settings.
Yahoo! YUI Compressor – Since Yahoo! basically coined the term “minify,” it is only proper that have their own utility, beware though, intermediate programming knowledge required.
Google Minify – Just because Google out its name on it, doesn’t make it easy to use or understand; this application if for expert users only. Also works with CSS.
ShrinkSafe– The Dojo Toolkit, a different and interesting approach to code compression.
Huffman Javascript Compression – Another very basic Javascript compressor, no bells and whistles just straight minifying.
Code and Coffee – Great compressor for beginners; Select from 3 levels of compression (high, medium and low) then click compress and you’re on your way to a faster website.
Creativyst JS Compressor – Sure it is a bare bones utility, but hey it does what it advertises.