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Add Your Website To Bing Webmaster Tools
Bing is suddenly sitting pretty much in a really good position, with Bing taking the second position over from Yahoo in both US and global traffic to search engines, this though should bring good news to webmasters since they would now get more traffic to their blogs or websites.2 Comments | Read More | Tweet This
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Google to Notify Webmasters about Outdated Software
Google Webmasters Tools has decided to introduce a new feature where they will alert users whenever their web software is out of date. Read More | Tweet This
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Google Image Search Users Don’t Like Watermarked Images
Watermarking images is a very popular way of thwarting image thefts. In the past, we have covered several freeware image tools and services which allow you to watermark images for free. However, if you are a webmaster, a recent post on the official Google webmaster blog might change your thoughts on watermarking your blog or website. Read More | Tweet This
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Google AdSense Tip: Disable Image Ads
Google AdSense Tip: Disable Image ads to see better click through and income from Google AdSense. In this post we give you reasons to modify Google AdSense ads and gain more income from it Read More | Tweet This
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Google Scanning RSS Feeds for More URL Discovery
Google Webmaster blog has made a official announcement, that they are using RSS feeds to discover content Read More | Tweet This
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Filing DMCA Notice Against Blogger/Blogspot and WordPress.com Spam Blogs
Don’t sit back and let these sploggers use your hard work just like that, here are some ways in which you can report spam blogs on WordPress.com and file a DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act) request for Blogger/Blogspot blogs. Read More | Tweet This




