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WordCamp NYC 2009 Photos from Mal

These are pictures I took with my Nikon D-60 mostly of friends of mine from LexisNexis. There are pictures of Corey Eulas, Marc McDermott, Michael Andrews, Dave Minchala, Heman Patel, John Wahnish, and me – Mal Milligan. Included are WordCamp NYC 2009 Organizers Steve Bruner and Jane Wells and WordPress Theme Developer Superstar Brain Gardner. And there is a photo showing Matt’s back. Cheers... [Read more]

WordPress Foundation Formed

501C NonProfit Organization Matt Mullenweg and several Automattic employees have started a new 501C NPO to house various trademarks for WordPress and WordCamp. I think that’s the right choice for a project like this that was started by a couple coders writing for the Open Source community and wanting to remain so. Foundations and Associations de-personalize open source projects legally. No matter... [Read more]

What Will a Professional Website Do For Me?

A Web Design WordPlace professional website will enhance your business and probably pay for itself many times over the costs. Advantages to our Professional Website Offer: bring in more calls and leads get you more exposure as an expert authority to qualified prospects that are shopping on Google, Yahoo, and Bing / MSN assist with your internet reputation management act as an attractive representative... [Read more]

NJ Web Design Consultant

Why does Google consider me the #1 and the #2 result for the competitive phrase: NJ web design consultant? Good question. I’ve been working as a professional SEO since 2001 to be able to tell you the answer to that question. Even better, I can tell you how we could get YOUR business listed at a #1 position on the search engines for competitive phrases. First of all, if you are talking with a... [Read more]

Spam Scraper Site Example

I hate spam on the internet but when a site with 50% Google AdSense advertisements that has pure scraped content becomes #1 for a highly competitive phrase in the Google main index it makes me cringe. Here is a site that fits the description: 50% of the entire screen is simply PPC advertisements. In this case it’s Google AdSense that’s paying this spammer to do his spam thing. the rest... [Read more]

Why Use A Web Design Consultant?

You have choices when you want to buy a new web design or SEO services. The first choice for many is to look at the “Big Box” company offerings, and that makes sense for a number of reasons. Comparison shopping is essential and part of the “due diligence” process. You can make more informed choices when you are familiar with all the players and their offerings and prices. You... [Read more]

WordPress 2.9 Batch Plugin Upgrades

My first 2 WP 2.9 upgrades went well tonight. Only 20 more to go. One of the features I’ve been looking forward to is the ability to upgrade all plugins that can be upgraded all at the same time. I can tell you from experience maintaining a fleet of WP installations is time consuming and there is a significant amount of pure maintenance work. Updates to WordPress  itself happen frequently, and... [Read more]

What is click distribution?

Click Distribution is a fundamental part of SEO Theory that attempts to explain how the ranking order and position on a SERP (search engine resuts page) effects the number of clicks a web page gets. SEO’s like to tell their clients “If I get you ranking #1 for this phrase you could get 6,000 additional clicks a month”. PPC salespeople tell prospects the same thing essentially. Something... [Read more]

Charity Banners

List of Charity Banners for Webmasters and SEO’s Webmasters and SEO’s sometimes use charity banners to create outbound links to “High PR” authority sites. This makes the page with the good outbound links look more like an informational hub so it can boost PageRank. To explain further, you earn Algorithm points with Google when you link to a website that’s: already been... [Read more]

What is Personalized Search?

When you type a phrase into a Google Search Bar, the results generated and delivered to you are personalized based on your Google Account (if you are logged in) or your IP address. Google keeps track of your previous searches by default if you are logged in, and it will use your search habits and apparent preferences to customize and bias the results it delivers to you. If you are not logged in, Google... [Read more]

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