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SEO tips for web designers – Part 5: keeping it up

This post is part of a serie on SEO for web designers, make sure you don’t miss any update by subscribing to the RSS feed.Part 1: planning your websitePart 2: website structurePart 3: on-page optimizationPart 4: link buildingPart 5: keeping it upNow that you have worked hard on your SEO during your website’s designing process and during the launch, you don’t want to leave it there. Search engine optimization is a long time process, you’ll have to constantly work on it and optimize your pages and links.Keep an eye on your analytics

SEO tips for web designers – part 4: link building

This post is part of a serie on SEO for web designers, make sure you don’t miss any update by subscribing to the RSS feed.Part 1: planning your websitePart 2: website structurePart 3: on-page optimizationPart 4: link buildingPart 5: keeping it upNow that you have built your website and optimized it, the hardest is still to come: you have to get people to link to it. Getting links is hard work, whether you do it by writing awesome content or by submitting your site to directories. It is also a work that you’ll do on the long term, so get a strategy ready.Submit your site to directories

SEO SEM Link Building–Important Part Of SEO Services

Link building process involves creation of inbound links to a website from other appropriate sites. But, here it should be remembered that search engines pay more attention to the quality of links rather than quantity in the process of ranking a page in the SERPs. Found a nice article on SEO SEM Linkbuilding . Read from here http://ezdia.com/epad/seo-sem-link-building/205/

Lists of Tuples in Haskell

Well, I'm pretty new to Haskell and what i basically want to do is this: I have a list of tuples (they are type Int is that is important): [((a,b),c),...,((x,y),z)] i want to find the maximum of the c part and then return the (a,b) part corresponding to that. I have tried to go like: maximum (map snd[list]) This will give me the maximum of the second part but how do i then get the first part back again? Any help would be awesome! :) Mark

iNoobs: Process of Designing a Website | Part 4 Wireframe

Welcome to Part 4 of Inspired Magazine’s mini-series on the process of designing a website (check out Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3). In our day-to-day iNoobs series we write about many of the beginning technical elements of web design, but in this 8 part series we’re discussing everything you need to know about the process of designing a website.

Adding PDF Conversion to Your WordPress Website

This is the second part of a two-part series that shows you how to convert WordPress posts into PDFs without a plug-in or module. In the first part you learned the important concepts for implementation the required PHP class and a little about formulating the GET request which serves as an input to postcreator.php to grab the correct content from the MySQL database. In this final part we will discuss how to completely integrate this application into your WordPress blogging CMS platform. It is highly recommended that you read the first part to avoid confusion....

Your 8 Week Step-by-Step Link Building Task Planner

By popular demand, and as the final installment in our three part series of link-building reports, here's your definitive 8 Week Plan to jump-start your Link Building Assembly Line. Talk's cheap, so let's get started! Remember, as we mentioned in our previous report, 15 Essential Strategies for building structuring inbound links, it's important to avoid sudden inbound link count increases. Generally, you want to add links at a rate of no more than 5-7% of your overall incoming links per month. For example, if your site currently has 400 incoming links, you'll want to limit the number of links you add in a month to between roughly 20 and 30.