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Free Backlinks and Auto submission to all major social bookmarks

admin — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 18:53:14 +0000

If you are a serious blogger you have to think about this! It is out of question that quality backlinks are crucial to SEO success. More, the question is how to get them. While with on-page content optimization it seems easier because everything is up to you to do and decide, with backlinks it looks like you have to rely on others to work for your success. Well, this is partially true because while backlinks are links that start on another site and point to yours, you can discuss with the Web master of the other site details like the anchor text, for example. Yes, it is not the same as administering your own sites – i.e. you do not have total control over backlinks – but still there are many aspects that can be negotiated

Everyone keeps asking How To Build Back Links Super Fast ?

Please take a breath before you get started,here is a web tool that can submit your post link to 100 different social networks at once and you do not even have to have an account with all those ! And the fun part is that “Just install its Firefox plugin that sets a submit button in your browser itself”.

So next time when you write a real good article that needs to be circulated worldwide, just hit the button on the post page and it gets sent to 100 different locations !

So,waste no time and try them out.

Free Blog Cloud Hosting – Full cPanel Cloud Web Hosting

admin — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 12:43:03 +0000

Many people and institutions keep on providing free hosting services now and then but we present to you only those which are noteworthy and thus worth giving a shot.

As claimed,NZCLOUDHOSTING is giving away a few free cloud hosting accounts to get the word out of our services.Hosted on Cloud Hosting Server Systems in the US.

Here is What they are giving away?

cPanel Hosting account with -

1GB of Disk space
5GB of Bandwidth
Unlimited MySQL Databases
Unlimited Email accounts
Unlimited FTP Accounts
Fantastico + Sitebuilder
10 sub domains
24/7 Professional Support- Internet & Telephone- Tier 1 Linux Hosting Server Systems – Carrier Class Hosting Server systems – 99.9% Uptime Policy
- cPanel Web Hosting Control Panel included ( Very user-friendly! )
- Manage your files, Monitor web statistics, Setup email addresses, Webmail + More!

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Helpful Links-

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All about “What is Bounce Rate?”

admin — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 07:33:59 +0000

First, let’s be sure we know what we are talking about.What is BOUNCE RATE? Bounce rate is a single page visit, either to your website or your blog, where a visitor arrives, looks at who or what you are, and leaves. Hence the term “bounce”. That is given as a percentage for your website or your blog:

Bounce Rate% = (Number of visitors who do not visit any other page / Total number of visitors) x 100

So the greater your bounce rate number, the less chance there is that your visitors are being influenced in any way by your content (that would be a hint for one of the ways to reduce your bounce rate, by the way!). Why does it matter to your website? Simply put, bounce rate measures the quality of your website from your visitors and readers’ point-of-view. The more compelling your pages, the longer visitors will stay on your site and the more it will CONVERT.

Thus, if you wish your website to be effective, it’s extremely important to reduce your bounce rate as much as possible.

How To calculate bounce rate of your blog / website ?

The best and free method is to use google analytic service.Sign up and submit your blog.If you are using wordpress,then you can use many available google analytic wordpress plugins.

What does Bounce Rate mean?

Bounce rate is the percentage of single-page visits or visits in which the person left your site from the entrance (landing) page. Use this metric to measure visit quality – a high bounce rate generally indicates that site entrance pages aren’t relevant to your visitors. The more compelling your landing pages, the more visitors will stay on your site and convert. You can minimize bounce rates by tailoring landing pages to each keyword and ad that you run. Landing pages should provide the information and services that were promised in the ad copy.

Why is my Bounce Rate so high?

A lot of you may ask this question after going through your analytic data.

A high bounce rate is most likely due to an incorrect implementation of the tracking code. People may also leave your site from your entrance page because of site design and usability issues.

Correctly tagging your pages

A bounce is defined as a single-page visit. If you only have one page on your site, it’s expected that you’ll have a high bounce rate because it will not register multiple pageviews unless visitors refresh your site from within their browser. Another consideration is blog sites – you’ll see high bounce rates here as well, since mostly all of the content on the site will be available on the homepage.

If you’re seeing a high bounce rate even though your site isn’t a blog and has more than one page, check to see that you’ve tagged all your pages with the tracking code. If you’ve only tagged your homepage, your Google Analytics account will be unable to identify any other pageviews from your site. You can use the Google Analytics Site Scan tool to verify that all pages on your site include the tracking code.

Site design

If your site itself is the problem, focus your efforts on redesigning entrance (or landing) pages or optimizing your landing pages with any ads they may correspond to. Learn how to experiment with site-wide changes to optimize your site with Website Optimizer.

Usability issues

Other factors may be solely attributed to the visitor’s behavior. For example, if a user bookmarks a page on your site, visits it, and leaves, then that’s considered a pageview – or bounce.

So,what should be a limit to bounce rate for a site to be normal? What’s considered a good or bad bounce rate?

Someone asked -

Our new website has a bounce rate of 41% percent. We’re in financial services. Is that good or bad? Can anyone please give me an indication of what’s acceptable or what we should be aiming for? At first sight it sounds high, but from a quick search I infer anything above 50% is not so good, 30 to 40% is okay.

As you can see,its a service providing website,and their bounce rate is usually lower than blogs or forums which only provide information.As long as you have optimized the site well it doesn’t really matter what industry you are in. To clarify, there is nothing that says if you are financial services your bounce rate should be between 30%-40%. A well optimized site will be getting a majority of visitors that are actually looking for the information or services you have to offer up and therefore have a lower bounce rate. That being said your quick search is pretty spot on, anything 50% or above is not good. Either you are having people sent to the wrong landing page or the content on the page is not organized well enough to convey your message effectively. 30% to 40% is not bad but definitely not ideal. Optimization is not a quick and easy process but it sounds like you are taking some steps in the right direction. Hope this of some use to you.

Bounce rates depends on the traffic sources the page stickiness w.r.t to users. Also if your site has textual info with cluttered lay out then it might increase bounce rates. Direct and SEO source has the lowest bounce rate while Adwords SEM has the highest bounce rate even if your landing pages are well designed. Referral source bounce rates can be high to higher (depending on relevancy of partner sites)

Ideally bounce rates for SEO should not be more than 20% to 25% (provided you are targeting relevant core keywords)

Anything that goes beyond 35% is not good and alarming signal TO RECONSIDER usability factors in the site. So if you increase your Adwords budget for a particular month then bounce rates of the site for that month would increase.

There are some specific plugins for wordpress that will help you to deal with the bounce rate on your blogs.

Last,but not least if you are really serious to know about the bounce rate and how to lower it,watch this video from Google itself.

Keep on blogging !

Get a real domain name for FREE ! Twitter Trivia Contest

admin — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 06:32:34 +0000

Yes you heard it right ! Unlike all those crooked offers that give you crappy things like co.cc or dot tk in name of free domains, THIS IS A REAL DEAL. You can win a .com/.net/.org/.tv/.co/.info/.co.uk/.in and a whole lot of available top level domains.

For those of you who don’t know,there is a Twitter trivia contest run on regular basis by one of the most reputed domain registrars Namecheap.com.

Namecheap Super Weekend Trivia Contest – Free Domains Every Hour!

It’s Super Bowl weekend and Namecheap has an annual tradition of having a great Super Bowl party every year. Through Twitter, we’re running football trivia for 48 hours straight!

The object of our contest is simple: Follow us on Twitter and answer our trivia questions correctly. We’ll post a new question any time during the hour every hour. Eight domains will be awarded hourly to winners who answer the questions correctly.

But it doesn’t stop there. Two top scorers will each receive a 16GB WiFi iPad 2!*

OMG ! You can also get an iPad with wi-fi & 16 GB space too.Nothing to loose,you should,you must go for it!

So,before you hop on the bandwagon,first things first.I hope everyone knows what is twitter.well,its definitely not a crappy bird that makes some kind of crappy noise

What is Twitter?

Twitter is a free online service that lets people communicate and connect with one another. Twitter asks you “What’s happening?” and relies on you to answer that question in a 140-character area. Through Twitter, you can connect with long lost friends, your favorite domain name registrar, or find new friends. Twitter can be accessed from a web browser, a mobile phone, or anywhere you are.

Contest Participation is simple.

Participation in our Super Weekend Trivia contest is simple! Sign up for a Twitter account (https://twitter.com/signup) and then follow Namecheap on Twitter ( username is @namecheap). We will be posting a trivia question every hour from February 5th through February 6th (beginning midnight on February 5th, Eastern Time, -0500 GMT), but this time, the question can be asked at any time during the hour! Eight people who reply to the tweet with the correct answer gets a $10.69 credit to their Namecheap account. It’s really that easy.

Here’s an example:

Namecheap (@namecheap) will send out a Tweet (that is a Twitter message) saying “I always thirst, yet never hunger. I wear a hat in the summer heat, but when the cold winds blow, my head is bare. What am I?”
You must prefix your answer on Twitter with @namecheap, so you’d respond with “@namecheap a tree”.

The @ symbol brings the message to our attention. If that’s not present, we won’t see it! BUT wait, it’s different this time around! If you’re one of the first four people to answer correctly, we will send $10.69 for a new domain or renewal directly into your Namecheap account. Four other winners chosen at random will win the $10.69 domain name credit as well.

As a note, we have taken great care in covering every possible answer possibility. We are limited to Twitter’s toolset and will award domain credits and points accordingly. Answers that do not follow the outlined conventions may not be collected and points will not be awarded.

How do I win and redeem my domains?

If you are one of the first four people to answer correctly*, we will send $10.69 for a new domain or renewal directly into your Namecheap account. Four other winners chosen at random will win the $10.69 domain name credit as well, so don’t give up if you’re not the first!

* You are only eligible to win a domain once per day based on the EST timezone. (Therefore, yes, you can win on the 23:00 hour and then again at 00:00!).

We will then announce the winners and answers on Twitter.

To claim the credit, you should link your Namecheap account to your twitter account. PLEASE DO SO BEFORE YOU START PLAYING. That process is simple:

Here’s how:

Log into your NameCheap account (if you don’t have one, you can create one for free at https://www.namecheap.com/myacocunt/signup.aspx – there is no credit card necessary). ITS FREE !
After you log in, go to ‘My Account’ > ‘Manage Profile’ and choose the “Twitter integration” link on the left (https://manage.www.namecheap.com/myaccount/modify-profile-twitter.asp).
Enter your Twitter username and click “verify.”
A short code will be sent from NameCheap to your Twitter account using a direct message (a message that no one else but you could see). Note: unless you follow us (@namecheap) on Twitter, we will not be able to send you that code. (There is another option available for validation that will be shown on the integration page as well.)
Enter the code on the confirmation page. That will complete the integration process.
Once linked, you’ll see a credit on your NameCheap account within a few hours after your winning. You’ll be able to register domains, purchase WhoisGuard, or save up for hosting or SSL certificates.

Helpful Links

Any Questions ? Help needed ? Ask it here !

iPage Continue to Provide $1 unlimited web hosting for 1 year

admin — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 05:06:36 +0000

Its been about six months now when i got an unlimited web hosting account for $1 through a similar offer from them,and they are still going with it.I must tell you,its a really superb offer with no catches at all.All you have to do is to pay usd 1 and their one year unlimited storage hosting will be yours.The only drawback is,after completion of one year.their normal rates will apply which is something like $5/month.

But hey,don’t feel down already,there is no risk and obligations in trying it for one year.You can always move your site at the end,if you do not want to continue the hosting.

This is an exclusive offer for former customers that is available via special email to their inbox.I got one of those because i was a former customer of iPage.

Its an offer that’s too good.No catch at all.

Just follow this special link from iPage and sign up for a one dollar hosting for one year.

Pros of this offer (why you should go for it)

$75 Credit for Google AdWords
$50 Credit for Facebook Ads
$25 Credit for Yahoo! Sponsored Search
FREE Yellow Pages Online Business Listing
60-Day Membership for RatePoint’s Newsletter Manager
- Unlimited mailboxes
- Email Addresses at Your Domain
- WebMail
- Email Forwarding
- Autoresponders
- Customizable Spam Filters
- Virus Checking
- Unlimited Disk Space
- Unlimited Bandwidth
- Unlimited MySQL Databases
- Drag and Drop Site Builder
- WebSite Creator by CM4all
- Content Management Systems (Joomla!, Drupal, Mambo, e107)
- Blogs (WordPress, PixelPost, b2evolution)
- Photo Galleries (Gallery2, Coppermine, ZenPhoto)
- Forums (Gbook, phpBB, SMF)
- Google Custom Search Engine
- Supported Software & Scripts
- PERL Support
- FileManager
- FTP with Unlimited FTP Subusers
- Secure FTP
- Custom Error Pages
- URL Redirect Service
- FrontPage Extensions
- MIME Types
- Visitor Statistics
- ShopSite Starter Shopping Cart
- osCommerce Shopping Cart
- AgoraCart Shopping Cart
- PayPal Integration
- Shared SSL

Cons (drawback) of this offer

None or “its for one year only”