Friday, April 15, 2011

Website or Blog criteria for Google and Yahoo

For Website / Blog we are in a high position when people enter a keyword in Google / Yahoo. We have to know what criteria the preferred / not preferred from Google and Yahoo.





1. Yahoo
Yahoo likes:

• The page is unique, original, quality (not copy-paste from other sources)
• The page is designed for people, not for search engines.
• The links in these pages relate to the content.
• Metadata (title, description, keywords) that actually describe the content.
• A good web design in general.

Yahoo did not like (this page will disappear from Yahoo or database is in the order most distended):
• Changes that affect the accuracy or relevance of search result.
• The page is redirected to another page (doorway)
• Many sites or pages whose content the same.
• Changes that most of it contains or links to other web pages, such as content about affiliate programs.
• Web by the number of virtual hostname that very much.
• The page is very much, is made automatically without the contents of value (cookie-cutter pages)
• Pages that use artificial methods (artificial) to influence search engine rankings.
• Pages that use text or links are not visible visitors.
• Page views of different search engines and visitors to normal (cloaking).
• Too many links to other sites to popularize the site (link schemes).
• Changes made with the primary goal for search engine with many keywords and irrelevant.
• Use the name or brand that is not right.
• Sites that opens a lot of pop-ups, install malware, spyware, viruses, trojans, or affect the visitor's browser user navigation.
• The page is visible containing fraud or cheating.

2. Google
Google Prefers:

• Sites with a clear layout and use as the link text (not images). Each page must be achieved with a single static text link.
• Having a site map that allows visitors, if one page site map there are more than 100 links, then separate the other pages.
• Contains information useful, solid and clear its contents.
• Think about what words people search for to open your website, make sure that the web you really have the word.
• Try to use text instead of images to explain the name, content, or links. Google crawler does not recognize text contained in the picture.
• Ensure accurate title and ALT attributes.
• Check for dead links and incorrect HTML code.
• If you use dynamic pages (ie URL with "?", Beware that not every search engine can index dynamic pages. Create a parameter as short as possible and as little as possible.
• Links on one page less than 100 units.

Things that are prohibited from google:
• Do not create a different page when viewed by visitors or search engines (cloaking).
• Do not use tricks to improve search engine rankings. An easy way to increase ranking in google is to ask yourself: Is my web useful to visitors?
• Do not exchange links with websites or blogs whose content is not related to your website or blog (link schemes).
• Do not use automated tool to submit page or check the page rank, google does not recommend such a program WebPosition Gold.
• Avoid text or links are not visible (very small or equal to background color)
• Do not use cloaking or sneaky redirects.
• Do not use auto submit to search engines.
• Do not fill pages with keywords that are not relevant.
• Do not create pages, subdomains, or domains with the exact same content.
• Do not create a page devoted to phishing, install viruses, trojans, or other badware.
• Avoid doorway that is only created for search engines.
• Avoid pages that contain only affiliate programs with little or no original content.
• If your site contains about affiliate program, make sure that your site has added value.
• Fill your website with a unique writing (not copy-paste) and relevant content.

How, now check whether your website or blog in accordance with the above criteria?

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Thursday, April 14, 2011

WordPress has been Breaking by Hackers

...caution for those of you who have a wordPress account. Because until today, the security wordpress servers are still attacked by hackers...

Matt Mullenweg , founder of WordPress decided to be honest to the public. It was written in the official WordPress blog . According to him, to the number of servers Automattic burglary occurred on Wednesday (13 / 4). He said the burglary was categorized "low-level (root) break-ins". That is, there is potential for anything on the server is accessed by the breaker. On her blog, Mullenweg said, burglary to a number of Automattic.com occurred on Wednesday (13 / 4). He said the burglary was categorized "low-level (root) break-ins". That is, there is potential for anything on the server is accessed by the breaker. For WordPress users, this is certainly not encouraging. In addition to WordPress, Automattic servers also store the codes and data partners such as Akismet, Gravatar, and others. Automattic already studying how the burglary was carried out, and as far as what information is exposed to the breaker. And, "We have secured the entrance used by the accessor," says Mullenweg. Mullenweg added, it considers the source code they have been exposed and copied. "A lot of our code is Open Source, but there are some sensitive parts of our code and our partners," he said. However, based on a thorough examination and audit system, the information exposed to the breaker apparently are limited. Based on that, Mullenweg had no specific advice to users, in addition to again remind the basic security measures: use strong passwords, use different passwords for different sites, and if there has used the same password at other sites, replace password with the safer it . "We have taken preventive steps for a similar incident does not happen again," says Mullenweg. Openness Mullenweg was welcomed by users. On page commentary, written a number of positive feedback, which in essence still felt confidence with WordPress because they are open. The question: whether this burglary can only affect the blog at WordPress.com only, or also to WordPress which is stored on another server, such as personal blogs? Matt Mullenweg said, "Defrauding involves WordPress.org sites also, but not to the WordPress software that you have saved elsewhere." There is also a user who inquired about the fate of Twitter password that is connected with the account WordPressnya. "We do not store your Twitter password, so no need to worry," says Mullenweg. Read related news from original sources: Bobolnya ‘markas’ WordPress

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Monday, April 4, 2011

Advanced search by keyword result at joomla


Searchterm from search engine can be applied in joomla. For more details, you can see at the bottom of each article in:orientbojonegoro
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