Vanessa Fox posted at the Google Webmasters Central blog some information about the Google’s site: search. Duplicate Pages: When doing site: search (for example searching for “site:www.selaplana.com” without quotes), pages that appear to be duplicate will not be shown on the SER. Google considers those pages with the same title and description as duplicate pages. [...]

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It was an exciting battle of Gaara with the clay-artist Akatsuki that was revealed with the Naruto Shippuuden Anime Episode 4. Gaara showed his great power just to protect the Hidden Village of the Sand, for we already know that Gaara with the help of Naruto’s memory became a great good Kazekage. This is actually [...]

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I was emailed (should I say all ReviewMe members are for sure emailed) by ReviewMe lately and told me about their new affiliate program. ReviewMe will pay affiliates $25 for every new advertiser referred to ReviewMe who purchases a review that makes it to completion. After activating your account as Affiliate, you can then publish [...]

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My fiancee asked me this: What can a teacher like her do online? Actually, there are many things that we can do online whether you are a teacher or not. Example of these things are, chatting, surfing, reading information from one website to another etc. However, I encouraged her to do things which can be [...]

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Now I realized that Shoemoney became my source whenever I’m talking about hacks and exploits on the MyBlogLog. It seems that Shoe Money‘s passion now is hacking the MyBlogLog site. Now, he again introduced a trick which will let us surf the web as other MyBlogLog users do. Say for example I want to follow [...]

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It’s already more than three years since I joined the Google Adsense Publishers program but then I hardly earn $100 a month from Adsense. They said, making money with Adsense is very easy. But actually it’s not especially that I don’t have a better niche and that my blogs and sites are not receiving better [...]

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Google recently released its online Doc and Spreadsheet application which let users share its files. It’s users advantage of course having an application like this for we don’t need to install it first into our computer. What we need is just the internet connection. And with the release of the online photo editor, “Picnik” , [...]

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After updating the Adsense Policies, now Google updates its pricing structure for Adsense and Adword referrals. It’s posted at the Adsense blog. For AdSense Referrals, it said: * When a publisher who signed up for Google AdSense through your referral earns their first $5 within 180 days of sign-up, you will be credited with $5. [...]

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I remember my previous boardmate who once told me that passing the Electrical Engineer Licensure Examination is not by intelligence but by wiseness. And that was Engr. Dave Pinote. But did you know that Seagate unveils their new product called DAVE? Why talk about Seagate products? Well, I was just fascinated by this new thing [...]

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There are of course many ways in getting traffic for your site or blog. For example, I managed a Network of Blogs last 2003 just to drive traffic to the Network Home blog. And just recently, I realized that promoting my blogs to the Google Blog Search is another better way of gaining traffic through [...]

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