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The Google Keyword Tool is Useful, But you Can’t Copy the Numbers

Start with the general term for which you are looking, and enter it in one of the free keyword research tools. The Google keyword tool is useful, except that you cannot copy the numbers — only the keyword list. Put your keyword list into a spreadsheet program to track your activities and help you to identify the best keywords.

Look at the traffic for the keywords as you go down the list; around 5,000 a month or fewer searches will give you the most likely overlooked terms. However, rarely will you find very good SEO keywords in your first general list. The real secret to finding the overlooked ones is to find sub-phrases of the main keyword group with high traffic, type them into the Google search tool as mentioned above, and then look at the words you get.

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+1 My Google Rank?

You know the Like button? Well, Google one upped Facebook with the +1 button. What makes the +1 button unique but comparable to the Like button is the ability for users to like links and share it amongst friends. But the +1 button works on a slightly different level in that it can directly affect the way Google ranks a site in their browser.

When a user uses Google to search, they will be able to click the +1 button that appears next to each site if they like it. The only way a user can do this is by logging into a Google account; either Google+ or Google profile will do.

What happens when a site is +1’d? When a site is +1’d, it will show up in the search results of your friends (as long as they are logged into Google). Your name will appear below the link as a sort of endorsement to the site, signifying that the site is worth checking out. Your friends will be more likely to click on the link after seeing that you recommended the site and more than likely they too will +1 it.

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WordPress Blog Hacked In Less Than 2 Minutes

Is your WordPress Blog Secure? Are you sure?

To many people discover too late that their blog is not as secure as it should have been with a very sad end results. In this post I want to share with you video demonstration of WordPress blog hacked in under 2 minutes:

If this would have been your blog – it can be quite expensive to remediate problem. I always advise my readers and customers on taking steps to avoid this, in fact my post Triple “P” Of Total WordPress Security can provide you with all the answers you need. And if you think your blog is not popular enough – think again!

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Learn How BIG SEO Companies Use Article Marketing To Rank #1 On Google

Big SEO companies have discovered a unique way of dominating Google and other major search engines. The secret they use is to write a total unique seo article that is focused on the primary keyword and related keywords. In this article I will discuss how you can write a quality seo article that can rank well and thus push your site to the first page on Google.com

Below are secrets that are used by big seo firms and I would encourage that you implement for your link building process:

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Why Your Business Needs Managed Dedicated Servers

Dedicated servers are servers devoted to specific tasks. They’re used organizationally to split tasks into well-defined roles for administrative and IT purposes. There are two basic species of dedicated servers operationally- Managed and unmanaged. Managed servers are monitored and serviced on a regular basis. Unmanaged servers aren’t, and that’s where the problems start.

Unmanaged Servers- An Overview

Servers are the workhorses of the digital world. They’re so much a part of business that they’re treated like the furniture, something people use but don’t give much notice. Unmanaged servers are also considered to be the cheap option.

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WordPress 3.1 – New Features

WordPress 3.1 was finally released and we have spent yesterday upgrading our network of blogs and testing, implementing the changes. For most people with a normal stand alone blogs it will be a simple automatic upgrade. In our tests – no issues or problems discovered, even though some plugins we have haven’t been upgraded officially to support 3.1 – they work.

As always - you want to do a backup of at least your database before taking the plunge but I don’t see any reason with delaying the step. Our Expert WordPress once click installer was upgraded to support latest version, so people who use our services get to enjoy latest and greatest!

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