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Get Indexed in Google | Free Website Indexer Software Download

mac — Sun, 15 Aug 2010 11:28:57 +0000

Website Indexer Tool

“SEO Free Website Indexer Software Gets Any Site Or Blog Indexed – In Under An Hour…

Need to get Your website or blog indexed? The Free Website Indexer is just what you need! Show up in search results an hour after using this tool. The Free Website Indexer submits your link to over 100 different authority sites that are well ranked and liked by search engines. The tool finishes each link by pinging them, alerting Google and other major search engines to their existence. I’ve managed to get my sites (including this one) indexed in 5 minutes using this tool. The Free Website Indexer will also help to improve your rankings by establishing solid one-way backlinks. A must have for any web master or developer!

This free tool is easy to install and use so that even a total newbie can use this to get their site indexed. Just fill in your site URL and a keyword of your choice in the windows provided then hit “Start” and the rest is done for you in a matter of minutes.

Best of all it is 100% free and yours to keep and use again and again on all your sites.

Let me know your results and if you like this SEO free software please share the love and let your friends know also.

Ok enough chat, if you want to try this tool you may

Download the Free Website Indexer HERE

Disclaimer – Not all links will be indexed in 5 minutes some will take longer – sometimes as long as 5 hours. However they will last very much longer than that

Also and with apologies to fellow Mac users, this software is at present only usable with Windows PCs. Yes I only found out after I had purchased this software and since I cannot use it I am giving it to anyone who wants it. This software has been awarded 5 points by Download Ready

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London Bus Hell

mac — Mon, 05 Jul 2010 17:59:59 +0000

Engine Overheating Alternate Solution

Ok so we often bemoan our commuting trips. However I would like to bring the misery suffered by some London (UK) commuters to your attention.

Here in London, the managers of the bus services have instructed their drivers not to use the air conditioning on the bus. This is an attempt to save gas and thereby reduce costs. Of course this also happened after a recent price hike in fares. Ok so no big deal London does not get that hot, merely high 70’s.

However London buses are designed with their engines in the rear and in hot weather suffer from over-heating as they cannot like many cars, be cooled by air through the front grille.

Luckily the bus drivers, know that you can assist the engine cooling process by turning on the cooling or heating system of the vehicle. Since air conditioning has been forbidden they now turn on the heating instead.

Cooler engines and hotter customers that seems to be the Brit way to success.

Off course this may actually be a rather underhand method of encouraging Londoners to adopt and use Boris Johnsons new bicycle hire scheme, he is after all ultimately in charge of that as well as the buses which he does not use>

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SEO Quick Linking Tip

mac — Sat, 19 Jun 2010 14:46:50 +0000

Alexa Link Tip

Getting inbound links to a website has become one of the two most important tasks for any website owner wishing to advance their Google organic search rankings. The other is of course providing valuable content.

However the Google algorithm has become much more elegant and advanced, devaluing a staggering amount of links that shouldn’t count, and placing more emphasis on trusted links. The trust and juice given by those links is often then verified by elements like user data, domain age and other relatively hard to spoof factors.

Whilst updating my site information on Alexa [PR8] a few months ago I noticed that the link back to my site (from the Alexa site info page) was not “No-Followed”. However checking my inbound links I could not find a link from Alexa. As it turns out the reason for this is actually pretty simple, in order to reach the “site info page” on Alexa you need to do a search query for your site on Alexa.

So seeing that the link is a “Do-Follow” and that there are no restrictions (regarding indexing of a page) of any sort in their robots.txt file I pointed a link to my home page*** from Alexa.

It did take just a little over 1 month but the link is now showing up in my Webmaster tools in-link results page.

So for anyone willing to spend a mere 10 minutes and happy to wait a month here are step-by-step instructions for getting a link from a very respectable and trusted site.

Go to Alexa and do a search query for your site.
Click on the “get details” button.
Point a link to that page (URL).
Wait a few days and you will have a link pointing back from Alexa.

*** The link was to another of my sites although I have also linked to this site now. Three cheers for Alexa.com

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Improve Marketing ROI by Looking at The Bigger Picture

mac — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 20:40:25 +0000

I recently had to visit the Brent Cross Shopping Mall in London, UK. Upon arriving at the Brent Cross Underground station I was unable to see any signposts or directions to the mall (the second largest in London after Westfield).

I walked for nearly half an hour with numerous obstacles/ hurdles before finally arriving at the mall. To be honest I would have returned to the station had I not needed to get to an appointment.

The mall it seems is well signposted for car drivers but not for anyone using public transport. So what does this lack of signage mean to Brent Cross Shopping Mall and the companies who have shops in the Mall.

Let us consider the ROI of the marketing efforts for Brent Cross Shopping Mall. London has about 11 million inhabitants of whom about 3 million have cars. There were over 15 million tourists** who visited London in 2009, the majority of whom relied on public transport.

It might be worth the time and money to organize adequate signposts to the mall in order to get an extra 20 million people to market to.

Next there is the Brand reputation of Brent Cross Mall to consider. Not making clear signposts to direct shoppers seems to suggest to these shoppers that they are not wanted, certainly a thought that crossed my mind on several occasions as I searched for the correct directions.

The most damaging effect of this is that these shoppers rarely return a second time. Over a period of time this can be very damaging especially if those shoppers are people living in London (who might make multiple visits to the mall in a year).

Of course the primary responsibility of any shopping mall is to its’ customers – the shops. However any damage to the Brand reputation will of course affect all those customers also. Not to mention the loss of revenue in those shops from the difficulties posed when trying to find them.

If we assume that only 5% of those 20 million people mentioned above were to suddenly be able to easily travel to the mall that would still be one million new customers a year, some of whom (Londoners) might also return more than once.

Consider the difficulties many retailers are already experiencing in the present recession, for all the shop owners at Brent Cross Shopping Mall there is the added problem with the completion of London’s newest and biggest mall – Westfield.

Westfield is in central London and extremely well signposted for all users of public transport. Maybe it’s just that the Westfield Marketing Team promise to “Protect and Build the Westfield Brand”

It would seem to me therefore a small price to pay for the Brent Cross Marketing Team to organize the placement of signs and directions to enable users of public transport to easily find the mall. Even if it is not their direct area of responsibility and only part of the bigger picture/problem.

**Tourist spending in London was in excess of 8 Billion pounds sterling for 2009.

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Automated Clickbank Income

mac — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 16:06:50 +0000

I wish I would have thought of this, before!

It seems like every once in a blue moon, something comes along, and you just say: “WOW! Why didn’t someone think of this before?”

You know, Hundreds of Thousands of people are promoting products from the Clickbank Marketplace today. YOU might very likely be one of them. Clickbank makes it easy for you to put ads on your website or blog to promote their products. They are called HopAds, and many affiliate marketers make tremendous amount of money from them day after day, month after month.

The problem is… Adsense and HopAds look like Ads, and many people just won’t click on them. Well mark your calendar, because today, I have solved that problem for you, forever!

I have seen a lot of ways to monetize a Blog, but the concept behind this one is so amazing and so simple that it screams “Use this on Every Site You Own”. Take a look for yourself: EzeClickbank

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