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Measuring Site Traffic

Posted on December 10, 2008 by David with No Comments

I am frequently checking new blogs and Web sites I visit against Alexa.com, the free online site ranking service owned by Amazon.com. While Alexa has its detractors – often among webmasters of poor ranking sites – it is not bad, in my opinion, for taking a snapshot of where a blog or site stands in [...]

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Wordpress Automatic SEO Tools

Wordpress Automatic SEO Tools

Posted on August 18, 2008 by David with 1 Comment

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) with Wordpress is a breeze! While it used to take search engines weeks to spider and pick up new stories on an html Web site, SEO on Wordpress takes just a matter of minutes, using a selection of free plugins for Wordpress and online services. Here’s how:

All in One [...]

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Best Plugins for Wordpress

Posted on June 5, 2008 by David with 2 Comments

Let’s consider this subject an ongoing and expanding list of good plugins for Wordpress that deliver valuable and useful features for bloggers.  Plugins are a big reason for choosing the Wordpress blog platform.  For example, the ShareThis at the end of this post is a plugin.  Subscribe (in the center column under Pages) is a [...]

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More Ways to Measure Traffic

Posted on June 5, 2008 by David with No Comments

Just as I posted some thoughts about determining site rankings, my friend George reminded me of another helpful tool – Site Meter.  While I agree that Site Meter is an essential element in taking a snapshot of blog traffic, I would rank it complementary or secondary level to Google Analytics, Alexa.com and Technorati.
Site Meter tells [...]

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Making Sense of Online Rankings

Posted on June 4, 2008 by David with 2 Comments

For sake of transparency, let me say that I have not found one easy way to make sense of site rankings, especially since blogs came on the scene. When TV correspondent Greg Dobbs and I founded BoomerCafé in the summer of 1999, about all we had was whether the site showed up eventually on [...]

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