Monthly Archives: June 2009

Sponsored Content and Google Penalties – Is Google Acting Hypoctrical?

Seeing that @mattcutts unfollowed @shoemoneybecause of “sponsored tweets”, I began to follow several of the bloggers that have been controversial and very much in the face of what they deem as Google’s hypocritical assessment of penalties.  At issue here is Google’s and Matt Cutts “almightier than thou” attitude that if you provide links in exchange for goods or services, those links had better be NoFollowed or … Continue reading

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Recession Proof your Computer with Free Software

The recession has impacted many aspects of our lives and as families attempt to tighten their belts, they often look at what they consider “non-essentials” when it comes to saving money The recession does not have to have an impact on the operation of your computer system.  There are many free software alternatives to commercial software applications that can be utilized and reduce household costs.  … Continue reading

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Social Media – Engage Your Users

Lately I’ve noticed a trend when I opt to follow someone on several of the social media sites that I use.  Within seconds of adding the person to those that I perceive to have something interesting to read, I start recieving SPAM messages to my inbox.  The extent of their social media activities is nothing more than message after message about how I can extend … Continue reading

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