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Does Link Building Work I don't believe it is, I believe you just have to be smart with it and find quality sites in your niche. People overreact, Matt Cutts mentions that Google will be looking at guest posting and people immediately start screaming at the top of their lungs that guest posting...

Many people would disagree with me, but they don't make money writing sponsored posts, one area where advertisers don't care about quality, it is all about the PR and Alexa Rank. This toolbar - The Alexa Toolbar

This, I wouldn't bother paying someone to tinker with your site, you have no idea if they are any good or if they are actually doing anything dodgy, just look at the amount of people who used SEO services as far back as a couple of years ago who spammed blogs and paid for sponsored posts, these...

I would. I quite working in an office t olook after my father and after a bit I decided to do something online to see if I could make some money. I hated working for a number of reasons, but the main ones are below: - Hated working FOR somebody - Hated the jobs I got (some days I would try and...

Traffis is the key to lowering your Alexa Ranking, I've also been told that the more people who vist your site with the Alexa toolbar installed on their browser the better it helps you ranking, no idea how true that is though. But Traffic is certainly what you should be looking to increase. I...

For me the following methods work, but you need to do them CONSTANTLY: - Blog commenting - Guest posting - Be active on Twitter. Facebook, and other social media sites.

I'm no expert, but I like to believe it is good for my site, I execute my sitemap plugin daily and my pages seem to get raked quicker than without the plugin. If you run a WordPress blog then you could try eithger Google XML Sitemap or Yoast's WordPress SEO plugin which has an XML sitemap...

To be honest I've not heard of this, but then again I could be wrong. I've heard of integrating a Facebook comments section though, which I wouldn't advise as I found that it stopped a lot of people commenting on my blogs because they either couldn't leave their URL or they didn't want to reveal...

You would think so because it is owned by Google, but they change their rules so many times to keep us all guessing that I'm can never be 100% about anything when it comes to Google. :confused:

Am I the only one who just goes to the news section in Google's search engine and type "Google" or whatever I want to know about? Works for me. :)

This sounds like an exchange program and I will always advise people to steer well clear of pop ads of any kind, despite the promises most pop under ads do pop up in front of the page you are looking at, at least this is my experience, and I seriously have my doubts that these hits would be genuine.

Welcome to the forum, I'm sure whatever you are looking to learn about you will find it here, we have some very knowledgeable people when it comes to web design, SEO and making money online. :)

I have always favored building backlinks on quality blogs in my niche, I have yet to find another methods that shows a bigger return for my time than that.

When I was reading the OP's post my first thought was "why don't you use WordPress?" It is so customisable that you can do pretty much anything you want with it. :)

Hello and welcome to the forum, if it is SEO that you are looking for tips on then you have certainly come to the right place! There are some very knowledgeable people on this subject here, sadly I'm not one of them.

I have never used either of them, I set up my Hotmail email account back in 2001 and I have never looked to go elsewhere since. There was a time when Hotmail was the top email site, I wonder where they come today?

I don't think they are spying on you in the traditional sense, they are collecting information just like every website does (cookies), it is certainly unethical of them to be selling the information they have collected.

Does a washing machine, dryer, and microwave count? I'm decorating my girlfriend's flat and over Christmas I'll be starting on the kitchen and will be buying these items in the sale. :D

I do this, but only because I've tried paying with cards a few times and they have been declined so I'd rather make a side trip to a cash machine than be embarrassed again in a supermarket full of strangers. :)

It totally depends on what you intend to use it for. I like to get work done on the go so an iPad would be much more favoured than an iPhone. :)