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Snap! SEO: What is Cloaking and why search engines do not like it?
Submitted by on 06/17/2012 - 18:51
Categories: Internet SEO Website Marketing

Drawing on a piece of roman potery of a couple hiding inside a cloak.Search Engines are dumb robots1. Internet Marketing Entrepreneurs are Smart Humans (or so they think... cheeky) It is therefore rather easy to outsmart the dumb robots. Today on the Snap! Website blog I will show you how you create a website for the purpose of gaining a higher rank using a very simple cloaking technique.

There are several things that determine your rank, but the main factor is how many links point to your website. To increase the number of links you can increase the number of posts you make on other websites.

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  • 1. Yes. I know. They are already pretty smart, but these are generally not as smart as a human being. They do not know how to automatically adapt to new situation without having a few humans tend to them and increase their intelligence.

Why do I refuse connecting with you on Skype?
Submitted by on 06/03/2012 - 19:20
Categories: Social Media Marketing Video Technology

Old Canadian Phone Booth in Vancouver.I think that some people get upset that I offer them to connect with me on Skype and refuse to do so...

Very frankly, I now rather only connect with the people I'm likely to talk with rather than everyone who tries to connect with me on Skype. Many are there just and only to sell their services which I don't need so there is no point in connecting with them.

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1,900 new Top Level Domain (TLD) name proposed to ICANN
Submitted by on 06/02/2012 - 13:34
Categories: Hosting Internet Technology

.lol TLDICANN added 14 new TLDs, such as the .ss for South Sudan and the .tel for telecom companies, in the last 28 years. TLDs started being in use in 1984.

This year, ICANN decided to offer companies the opportunity to define their own TLDs. 1,900 applications have been submitted and we expect ICANN to release information about those on June 13, just a few more days...

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