Well, the last Google update was good to us. We achieved a PR5 — all natural linking — no purchased links — no reciprocal linking campaigns. Just good ole’ content on our site and people linking to it.
Thank you to all who post their comments and forum posts. You are wonderful!
Dave […]
A new video that shows the ContentDirect technology in action was just uploaded. Go take a peek and imagine the possibilities.
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More to come.
Turn up your speakers and enjoy this hilarious mix-up… Two “Guys”… Just wrong guy.
Read the short article first for some background on what happened.
Then, watch the video.
Isn’t the moment when he realizes what happened priceless?
Even the big boys make big mistakes. Consider this an official okay for you to make mistakes in […]
Ever wondered how many pages are indexed in Google’s SERPs? I wonder if this search gets us close?
It also works with a simplified search.
How many billions is that?
I tested the link earlier this morning, and it returned 27 billion. Just now, it returned only 9 billion.
It is, at least, interesting to consider.
Heidi
A few years ago, I wrote about a package I received in the mail for something I had ordered online from a company during the holidays. Surprisingly, it arrived all wrapped up in Christmas paper. I wrote about what a nice touch it was and how the company had scored my interest for […]
I recently read a fascinating article on hidden tracking dots made by certain color printers. These tiny yellow dots can hardly be seen by the naked eye.
Now anyone can tell what printer (make, model and serial #) you used to print your paper and exactly what time you printed it (date, hour and minutes). […]
What a slacker! Well, I suppose I’d better get at least one post in for October (squeeze it in on the very last day).
For Halloween, I thought I’d post one of the scariest emails we recently received. One of our sites is a site offering tax information. This was a reply to […]
You haven’t heard from me for a bit as we’ve been very busy helping Hurricane Katrina refugees here in Utah at Camp Williams. We’ve been working closely with two of our close friends who work directly with the refugees at the camp. They tell us what is needed, and we use our local […]
I haven’t blogged in some days. The reason has every bit to do with one of the advantages of having a home-based business…
Sick children.
Our 2-year old was sick for several days with the stomach flu. As such, Dave and I had no sleep for two days. We have been absolutely exhausted as […]
Google hasn’t had the best of press lately. In fact, it seems people are downright frustrated with them, myself included.
You may have noticed that HomeBusinessOnline.com went “grey barred” some weeks ago. Yep, ousted, de-indexed, banned from Google’s searches.
What?
How in the world could a 10-year old website — with an impeccable track record of […]