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What Is The Google Slap And How Does It Affect You
If you're fairly new to Internet Marketing you're probably wondering "What is the Google Slap?" The term 'Google slap' refers to adjustments made by Google that ultimately changes the way Google 'rates' a website. Google is all about relevancy and is constantly changing the way it retrieves results in the search engine. In order to avoid the 'Google Slap' you will have to improve the quality score of your website or landing page. The problem is Read More...
Looking at Google Website Submissions
Google, the leading search engine website on the internet, also leads the internet with the most Google website submission. There are various reasons as to why an individual would want their website on a Google list. Due to the popularity of Google, it is of no surprise that there are people that want their website shown as the first submission of a Google search. There are literally millions of websites that are available for Google searches. W Read More...
Confessions Of A Personal Finance Blogger
I have been trying to find out more about making money on the internet as a result of a little Google ad that popped up next to one of my articles. Since then, I have been sucked into the world of internet marketing and while I've learnt a lot, I can't say I've really enjoyed myself. I like writing for the sake of writing and to have to keep adjusting my point of view to slant it a little towards a product I was trying to promote just took the Read More...

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