Get a Freelancer is a website that brings together webmasters and freelancers. I have been using the service twice in the last two months and liked it that much that I thought a review would be nice to spread the word. Webmasters can post -mostly - IT related projects on Get a Freelancer and freelancers [...]
Search Engine Optimization is important, probably the most important aspect to make your blog grow beyond it’s initial reach. The reason is pretty simply. If you rank high for certain popular keywords in search engines you will receive visitors, the higher you rank the more visitors you get.
Refer an advertiser, get half the money for the first month
Posted by Martin in ghacks TAGS in ghacks30
Jan
I’m looking for advertisers to place their banners on Ghacks and would like to give everyone the opportunity to earn some money when they refer advertisers to my website that book advertisement. The payout will be half the money for the first month which means it is a minimum amount of $150 and a maximum of $2500 depending on the ad spot sold.
Resources for web designers
Posted by Martin in Online Services, The Web TAGS in Online Services, The Web20
Jan
I’d like to point out three websites offering varied stuff to the professional as well as amateur web-designer and summarize their purpose and properties.
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Jan
I would like to write about a subject that I have been investigating lately. I’m talking about links in general and how they should look like and how they should not look like. This is solely from a webmasters point of view so forgive me that I’m not taking the users into account here. Links play a important role in search engine rankings, they are probably the most deciding factor when it comes to search engine rankings.
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