In this webmaster tip we will look at how you can include separate CSS for users with different screen resolutions.
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If you are a webmaster or post files to FTP servers often, you may enjoy being able to right click on files in Windows and quickly send them to your FTP sites. This article explains how you can do this without installing any new software.
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Tired of losing visitors due to 404 errors. In this post we will see how to track 404 errors and setup permalink redirects (301) for them to gain both visitors and page views.
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These bookmarklets are specifically created for webmasters and range from useful utility bookmarklets, site analytics bookmarklets and social networking related bookmarklets.
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User Generated Content or UGC is the norm of the day, there are some sites like the Fail Blog and other’s that solely run on user generated content, and blogs like Techie Buzz, where user comments constitute user generated content.
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Disasters are just around the corner waiting to happen without any intimation, and due to ignorance many of us have lost enormous amounts of data and also spent lots of money to recover things we would have better off keeping backups of.
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There may be times when you move to a newer house, in many of those cases you have to spend a whole lot of time updating your postal address for different services you use to make sure that your bills and other correspondence does not go to your old address.
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At Techie Buzz we use a cache server to serve up static content, it helps us reduce the load on the main server, however using a cache server in itself is not going to help speed up load time, you also need to make sure that the files are cached by the browser too. Many [...]
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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.
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Google has just announced the release of Page Speed, a Firefox add-on that works with the Firebug extension to provide developers/webmasters a way to improve the performance of a website with regards to load times and other optimizations.
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Several social networking sites have taken up to using Frames to display external content, several sites like Facebook, Stumble Upon, Digg with the help of Diggbar make use of frames to load external content, even tinyurl services like ow.ly make use of frames to display content to users. These changes are good for the social [...]
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Sitelinks are additional links Google sometimes generates from site contents in order to help users navigate your site. Google generates these sitelinks periodically from your site’s contents. This list of sitelinks is update periodically, so you may see different sitelinks for your site over a period of time. However, Google does allow website owners to [...]
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Quite recently the Google Blog carried a story which included tips for webpage design, the one point that caught my eye was; Tip #1: Pass the 8 second test. At first glance, a visitor should understand the purpose of your website within a few seconds. People are busy and have limited attention spans — you [...]
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Backlinks are incoming links to a website or web page. In the search engine optimization (SEO) world, the number of backlinks is one indication of the popularity or importance of that website or page (though other measures, such as PageRank, are likely to be more important). Outside of SEO, the backlinks of a webpage may [...]
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