As if SEOs don’t have enough things to worry about already, add malware to the list. Why does malware matter to SEOs? If the site you are working on gets infected, its search traffic will plummet. Search engines attempt to remove infected pages from ...
About a month ago Monitronics had deployed a new site built with DotNetNuke and the Solpart version 1.7.2 menu system. You can see what technologies were used by reading the comments in the source code. DNN is an open source framework for building ...
I spotted an interesting story on Talking Points Memo about how John McCain had a menu item "Golf Gear" on his campaign website. My first thought was that this must have been clever hacker trying to make McCain look like an elitist. But no, the McCain ...
This morning I was handing off a project to a developer and found myself ranting about the common mistakes developers make when coding HTML. These boneheaded mistakes can cause search engines to choke when it comes to indexing your websites. And its ...
Often, the hardest part of any search engine optimization or marketing campaign is getting changes made to the website. Figuring out what to do is often easier than convincing all the stakeholders—including marketers, IT departments, web developers—to ...
Before investing time and effort in search rankings, and even before setting client expectations, it makes sense to gather whatever intelligence you can about the keywords you'd like to rank for. SEOs and webmasters have few reliable sources of ...
The commandments represent what Internet users already expect. Unfortunately, many players rationalize their own breaches whenever a little cheating is profitable. We, the Internet community, need to take a stand against blight. Major online ...
# Page moved to new location. Return a 301 redirect
RewriteRule /oldurl.aspx /newurl.aspx [RP, I]
# Canonicalize URLs to use a standard hostname
RewriteCond Host: (?!^www\.test\.com$).*
RewriteRule (.+) http\://www.test.com$1 [RP,I]
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