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Google Scams

By on Monday, February 23rd, 2009 | 115 Comments

Image via Wikipedia I often get the question if this or that Google Adsense Get Rich system is trustworthy or not. Most of the time, the answer this is no. There are several ways to increase your earnings via adsense, and in the long run even make a living from adsense, but there is not [...]

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Adsense adjustable fonts

By on Friday, February 20th, 2009 | 3 Comments

It still isn’t alot, but at least we already got a little more from Google. Since today, you can change the fonts of your Adsense ads. [ad]Don’t worry, you will not have to try for hours and hours, uploading all your 528 favorite fonts, checking which one fits best with the content on that specific [...]

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Hashtags in Twitter

By on Thursday, February 19th, 2009 | 4 Comments

Something about hashtags in Twitter Question: when Twittering, I often see these words with a hash in front of them in other peoples tweets. What’s this all about? Answer: these are called hashtags in Twitter. Since Twitter does not provide any means to categorize or group the tweets, the twittercommunity started making use of hashtags [...]

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Canonical URL Tags

By on Thursday, February 19th, 2009 | 4 Comments

Canonical URL Tags, the most important thing since the coming of sitemaps. Ok, got it, but what are they??? What do canonical url tags do?? And how should I use those canonical url tags? Let me explain: Yahoo!, Live & Google recently announced that they will be supporting a new “canonical url tag”. According to [...]

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Facebook: We own your stuff. Forever!!! Mwoehahaha!!!! (Updated)

By on Wednesday, February 18th, 2009 | 7 Comments

Facebook did it! They managed to, again, reach the top of the headlines on many news-websites, especially the techie kind of websites. [ad]What did they do? You most probably have already heard about it. Facebook made some small changes in their Terms Of Service, which have a huge impact on you, as the user. Basically, [...]

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Google Calendar and iPhone

By on Thursday, February 12th, 2009 | 2 Comments

It has finally arrived, an easy, and most of all cheap (as in “Free”) way to sync your iPhone with your Google Calendar and Contacts. And the best thing of all, it doesn’t even require you to install new software! All you need to do is add a new Exchange account on your iPhone, after [...]

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Links of the Week (06/09)

By on Thursday, February 12th, 2009 | 1 Comment

What happens when Mashable tweets your site? Well, read the result here, since Brian’s site has been tweeted by mashable http://briancray.com/2009/02/08/what-happens-when-mashable-tweets-your-site/ Valentine gift for iPhone freaks Is your man/woman an iPhone freak? Can’t stop talking and thinking about his/her iPhone, and always has it near? Well, then maybe this is the perfect valentine gift: http://heystephanie.com/2009/02/a-gift-for-the-ultimate-iphone-addict/ [...]

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The best scripting-tips on the net

By on Wednesday, February 11th, 2009 | 4 Comments

ASP.NET Microsoft ASP.NET Developer Center http://msdn.microsoft.com/asp.net The Microsoft-homepage for ASP.NET-developpers with documentation and community ASP Free www.aspfree.com Website of independent ASP-programmers with help, trics, manuals, blogs, forum and information about ASP.NET ASPNL www.aspnl.com Usefull information about ASP and .NET Framework, including ASP.NET [ad] JavaScript/JScript JavaScript tutorials javascript.internet.com The website includes tutorials, download center, blog, community [...]

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Does Google Analytics count my visits too?

By on Wednesday, February 11th, 2009 | 9 Comments

Yes, it does, so indeed, it means that if you are working on your website, or set it as your homepage or something like that, it will count your visit everytime, and might potentially skew up your statistics. How bad your statistics are skewed is relative to the number of real visitors you have. If [...]

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Golden Rules of E-Commerce Design

By on Monday, February 9th, 2009 | 3 Comments

Rule1 Keep the search function in the same place Always ensure that your search function feature is on every page and is in the same location for ease of accessibility. On some sites, the search function appears on the homepage, but is then missing from all the other pages in the store. Avoid this! Rule [...]

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