Techtod contest

Wednesday, August 27, 2008

Yes another contest at Techtod.com

This contest is based on POINTS , you get points then you deserve a gift .

Prizes offered :

Cash is offered via paypal or alertpay

For Place 1 :
25 $ hard cash + Bonus Gift
For Place 2 :
20 $ hard Cash + Bonus Gift
For Place 3 :
15 $ Hard Cash + Bonus gift

How to earn points :

Just Blog About Techtod.com . Just a few line of review with a link back to techtod.com.
Point = No of blogs Contain the Post + Blog Page Rank.

You will get points only once per blog . so Dont post in same blog .

Finally ., Email us at admin@techtod.com after you complete the task . we will update your points often .

Bonus Gifts Based on points:

Contest Open Till : September 30 , 2008.

Contest Prize announcement : October 02 , 2008.

Rockstar contest

This is the first contest at Rockstartemplate.com and it is not based on luck . It ‘s based on the number of POINTS you collect . Enter into the contest…

PRIZE’s YOU CAN GRAB :
1st Place :

$ 50 Amazon.com Gift Voucher.
$ 15 Hard Cash through Paypal.
$ 20 worth Banner Advertising in Rockstartemplate.com for 1 month.
$ 15 worth Link Placement in PR 4 Blog [My Personal Blog] for 1 month.
And Get a Review at my personal Blog.

2nd Place :

$ 25 Hard Cash through PayPal.
$ 20 worth Banner Advertising in Rockstartemplate.com for 1 month.
$ 15 worth Link Placement in PR 4 Blog [My Personal Blog].

3rd Place :

1000 EntreCard credits.
$ 15 worth Link Placement in PR 4 Blog [My Personal Blog].

All Participant Will Get their Blog Listed for 1 month !!

How To Get Points ?

1] Subscribe To Rockstartemplate.com Feed Via EMAIL .

2] Write About This Contest in your Blog , with a link back to this Post .

3] Add To Technorati Favorites . Click Here To add .

How To calculate Points ?

1] For each Subscription you get 2 point . I mean ,

POINT = 2 * No of Email Subscribed By You [Confirmed Subscription only].

2] For Each Blog Post you get 5 points ,

POINT = 5 * No Of Your Blog Post + Your Blog PageRank .

3] Adding To Technorati favorite will give you 5 more points.

These are the 2 ways to gain points .

CONTESTANT WITH TOP 3 POINT WINS !!

End Date Of this contest : SEPTEMBER 25 , 2008.

Finally ., Send an email to contest@rockstartemplate.com after you finished your activities …

Mailing Format :

Name , Your Primary Blog , List of Emails subscribed , List of Blogs that you wrote about this Contest , points earned [optional.... ] .

http://rockstartemplate.com/index.php/contest/first-contest-rockstartemplate

Google SEO| Google Search Engine Optimisation

Sunday, May 25, 2008

Google is the UK's most important search engine, generating an approximate 75% market share of all search engine traffic. Google search engine optimisation (Google SEO) is focused on improving your website's "organic" ranking for key search terms on Google.

Google.co.uk, is Google's local engine for the UK. It is highly sensitive to filtering out what it considers to be non-UK based websites.

Google's Optimisation Factors

Although following similar principles, the Google search engine algorithm - Googlebot - functions in a different way from the other major search engines. This is mainly because it is more "off page" biased than either MSN or Yahoo, the two other major search engines. By "off page", we mean that when Google produces its results, it relies more heavily on information it collects from sources other than the target website. This information is largely collected by analysing the links that point at a website.

1. Inbound Links - IBLsGoogle, like all other search engines measure the number and nature of inbound links (or IBLs) into a site from other websites. Google places a greater emphasis on these links than the other engines. More than any other factor, the number, quality and origination of these links is what determines the ranking of your site in the search engine results pages (SERPs).

2. Google PageRank™Google operates a patented page ranking system called Google PageRank™. This measures the status of a page in terms of the value or PR of its inbound links. Values are calculated out of 10. A new page with no inbound links will be ranked at 0/10. An established, highly authoritative page will be ranked 10/10. Most established commercial website pages feature in a range from 3/10 to 5/10. For more detailed information and links on PageRank go to Wikipedia, the web's public encyclopedia.

http://all-seo-tip.blogspot.com/2008/01/google-seo-google-search-engine.html

How to getting Traffic to Your Website or Blog

Friday, April 25, 2008

Getting traffic to your site is key, you can’t make money online if nobody even sees your page right? Well this is a problem a lot of webmasters face when trying to make money online. Getting traffic can prove to be a task within itself, there are so many ways of approaching it where do you start? Well for free advertising there are several approaches, one being word of mouth, talk to friends and family but let’s be realistic that doesn’t make you money you want customers not just visitors.

Well the first place you can go is free classified sites, go and post an ad for free some sites will let the ad run for 30 days, some even 90 days. Search “top ten classified sites” on Google and post free ads on those sites as much as you can, those will you give you a lot of exposure but for maximum results just keep going to new classified sites and just keep posting ads as often as you can. Tedious as this can be in the long run it will pay off tremendously if you do this on a daily basis, most classifieds let you post up to 5 free ads or more, you sign up to 2 sites a day, posting 5 ads per site, each day in 30 day month. Now you’ve got 300 ads roaming the Internet all pointing to your site for free. This will make you a lot of money online with out having to spend a dime.

http://all-seo-tip.blogspot.com/search/label/How%20to%20...

Google PageRank Update Analysis

Tuesday, March 25, 2008

For those of you not yet aware, Google is currently updating the PageRank they are displaying in their toolbar. Each update causes a stir among the SEO community and webmasters trying to get their websites to the top of the Google Rankings.

What Is PageRank?

Without getting into too much detail, PageRank is essentially a score out of ten as to the “value” of your site in comparison to other websites on the Internet. It is based on two primary factors; the number of links you have pointing to your website and the value of the links pointing to your website. The value is calculated based on the PageRank of the page linking to you and debatably the relevancy of the page linking to you (there is no hard evidence to back up the relevancy factor in regards to PageRank that I have seen however it definitely is a factor in your overall ranking).

If you are interested in more information on PageRank you would do well to visit the many forums and articles on the topic and also visit Google’s own description on their website at http://www.google.com/technology/ where they give a brief description of the technology.

What’s New?

The most current PageRank update will undoubtedly cause a larger stir than usual in that many sites have shown drops in their visible PageRank while at the same time showing significant increases in their backlinks. This fact reveals that one of three things has occurred in this latest update:

1. Google has raised the bar on PageRank, making it more difficult to attain a high level, or
2. The way they are displaying their backlinks has changed, or
3. The way they calculate the value of an incoming link has changed.
Any of these are possible and has been noted in the past as something they are willing to do. Additionally, it is possible for all to occur at the same time.

As we don’t like to use client’s as examples I will use the Beanstalk site, backlink counts, and PageRank changes as the meter by which the following conclusions are drawn, however this information was attained through looking at a number of client website, and their competitors.

http://all-seo-tip.blogspot.com/2007/05/google-pagerank-update-analysis.html