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PHP Backlink Checker

Mon, 19 Jan 2009 01:00:35 +0000

This function is usefull for peoples with a link directory where the links are stored inside a (MySQL) database. The PHP script is easy to use to find out if a reciprocal link still exists on the corresponding webpage. It takes care about the trailing slash in urls and can be used with (almost) every url. Inside the function is a check against a regular expression pattern and the result is a simple boolean. CODE from: http://www.finalwebsites.com

function check_back_link($remote_url, $your_link) {
$match_pattern = preg_quote(rtrim($your_link, “/”), “/”);
$found = false;
if ($handle = @fopen($remote_url, “r”)) {
while (!feof($handle)) {
$part = fread($handle, 1024);
if (preg_match(“/\"']“.$match_pattern.
“(\/?)[\"'](.*)>(.*)<\/a>/”, $part)) {
$found = true;
break;
}
}
fclose($handle);
}
return $found;
}
// example:
//if (check_back_link(“http://www.web-tool.ws”, “http://www.fixwordpress.net”)) echo “link exists”;
?>

Add your URL to Google

Sun, 18 Jan 2009 08:21:08 +0000

Share your place on the net with Google.

Google AddUrl

Google Pagerank Factors

Sun, 07 Dec 2008 05:10:34 +0000

Factors that can increase your Google PageRank Now the Google PageRank algorithm can be very complexed, but yet friendly invention. Here is a list of things that could help boost you Google PageRank, with a rating scale beside it of how important we think it is. * Update Pages Frequently 2/10 * Add Pages Frequently 4/10 * Good Neighborhood Directories with high PageRank Levels 7/10 * Monster Websites 7/10 * Quality Inbound links 8/10 * Quality Relevant Links 9/10 * No Broken Links 5/10 * Article Submissions (this can increase your PageRank by getting more inbound links) * All these put together 10/10 Factors that can decrease your Google PageRank * Bad inbound links such as Poker, Porn, Sex, Drugs, or anything to that nature * Link spamming * Bad Content * Lots of broken links * SEO Black Hat Techniques Try our Google PageRank Checker

Google Pagerank Checker

Fri, 05 Dec 2008 17:03:30 +0000

This will give you accurate google pagerank!

http://www.web-tool.ws

Ex. http://www.yourwebsite.com or http://yourwebsite.com

Landing Page Type: Transactional

Tue, 02 Sep 2008 15:12:54 +0000

A transactional landing page seeks to persuade a visitor to complete a transaction such as filling out a form or interacting with advertisements or other objects on the landing page, with the goal being the immediate or eventual sale of a product or service. If information is to be captured, the page will usually withhold information until some minimal amount of visitor information is provided, typically an email address and perhaps a name and telephone number as well – enough to “capture the lead” and add the prospect to a mailing list.

Landing Page (Type: Reference)

Tue, 02 Sep 2008 15:10:00 +0000

A reference landing page presents information that is relevant to the visitor. These can display text, images, dynamic compilations of relevant links, or other elements. Reference landing pages are effective if they meet the objectives of their publishers, which may be associations, organizations or public service entities. For many reference landing pages, effectiveness can be measured by the revenue value of the advertising that is displayed on them.

Landing Page

Tue, 02 Sep 2008 15:07:50 +0000

According to Seth Godin, optimised specifically to encourage 1 of 5 actions:

Get a visitor to click (to go to another page, on your site or someone else’s)
Get a visitor to buy
Get a visitor to give permission for you to follow up (by email, phone, etc.). This includes registration of course.
Get a visitor to tell a friend
Get a visitor to learn something, which could even include posting a comment or giving you some sort of feedback

In online marketing a landing page, sometimes known as a lead capture page, is the page that appears when a potential customer clicks on an advertisement or a search-engine result link. The page will usually display content that is a logical extension of the advertisement or link, and that is optimized to feature specific keywords or phrases for indexing by search engines. In pay per click (PPC) campaigns, the landing page will also be customized to measure the effectiveness of different advertisements. By adding a parameter to the linking URL, marketers can measure advertisement effectiveness based on relative click-through rates.

Every page of a site indexed by search engines is a potential landing page.

The goal of search engine optimization (SEO) is to leave few landings to chance. The content of the page and/or links to the page are optimized for very specific, carefully researched keywords and phrases. Those keywords and phrases that are of most value for “organic” or “natural” search engine optimization are those most likely to be used by prospective customers in their search engines. Good choices will cause the site to rank higher in search engine results. For large websites covering many products or many topics, a single home page cannot be optimized for every topic and still be relevant to all. A different approach is needed, a landing page that will not convert a visitor directly. A “hub” page is optimized for more generic, less targeted keyword phrases that have naturally a lower conversion rate than more-specific search terms. Hub landing pages serve as a “mini portal” within a site – the site establishes a number of virtual home pages, each for a broader topic.

Easy Submit

Tue, 05 Aug 2008 10:58:54 +0000

This tool will allow you to submit to many more search engines and will automatically complete this entire form with your Web page information entered for you? Not only can you submit to more search engines, but also you will learn how search engines work and how you can achieve TOP search engine placement.

Backlinks

Tue, 29 Apr 2008 13:34:41 +0000

Backlinks are also known as incoming links, inbound links, inlinks, and inward links. Backlinks are incoming links to a web page or website. The number of backlinks is an indication of the popularity or importance of that website or page.In basic link terminology, a backlink is any link received by a web node (web page, directory, website, or top level domain) from another web node. * A Web node allows you to define collections of web providers (web nodes). You can either chose the providers yourself or select from the provider registry of a Portal.

Supplemental Results

Mon, 17 Mar 2008 12:44:54 +0000

Supplemental results are not indications of a penalty,

and not necessarily are symptoms of any kind of problem with your web site. These pages are cached, sorted and ranked based on relevance just as normal results, and are displayed on search result pages.Supplemental results also may be indicating a previous version of a resource, at a URL that is otherwise featured in the index as non-supplemental, may show a now deleted redirected URL ( in both cases with a copy of the recorded state of the web page in the cache, for up to a year ), or simply be caused by the URL being identified as redundant, but none the less relevant information for a certain query. Supplemental results may rank best for obscure search queries. A URL being listed in the supplemental instead of the primary Index is not a final and irreversible decision, and may change over time, as the page the URL refers to gets more and more referring links on the web from more important pages. Also, should a page lose its significance and thus its inbound links, it may be moved from the primary Index to the supplemental.

Supplemental results Known issues:

Case 1, Supplemental results are perceived by many as a penalty due to the fact that these results display below the normal results. These URLs are not penalized, only judged to be lower of importance by the algorithm, based on the same factors that sort all results. + Resolution: Supplemental pages in most cases have a low PageRank ( 0 ), indicating the most common issue, which is that they do not have enough quality and on-topic inbound links. In other words, there are too few or no references from other trusted and important web sites for the page. In case you feel your pages carry unique, nowhere else to be found information, information presented in a unique way, or that they should be recognized by the Google index as so, it should be your priority, and should be of no problem to inform people of their existence. Also visitors to other parts of your web site will sometimes find a certain page to be interesting enough to link to directly, to mention it on the Internet on other pages, and thus add to its importance. A page once Supplemental will be featured as a normal result once it is perceived trusted and important. Please note that this in no way means that you should participate in link schemes, purchase links to trick the algorithm or apply spam like tactics, for they are quite unlikely to work due to the filters identifying such patterns. The emphasis should be on natural linking. Case 2, In case your information is unique, or presented in a unique way, and your page(s) are marked as Supplemental, the web site may use a navigation that renders the URLs in question to be perceived of too low importance. While a web site itself may be showing normal results in the index, if pages not too far from the domain root are already considered unimportant, the navigation is most likely directing the attention away from them, especially by the logic of Googlebot. + Resolution: Lay out the site navigation in a way that the same level pages are in fact perceived by Googlebot as same level. Be reasonable, as for the truly unique information is likely to be less than you’d like to think, and patterns of several thousands of pages with very low importance are sometimes examined closely for being spam or not. Try to set up navigation funnels that are easy to follow, categorize the information in a comprehensive way, and provide a navigation that emphasizes the importance of a page by its reachability. Again, be reasonable. Having too many links on a single page for the sake of bringing all of them to the same level will result in the opposite effect than intended. Read more on Website Navigation and PageRank. Case 3, The Supplemental index is seen as incomplete, and is in the same process of constant updating as the normal index. Certain pages of your competitors’ may yet to be evaluated for being supplemental or not. In other words, a page on your site being marked as supplemental, while a similar page on another site is not, does not mean it will remain as so. The same parameters are judged for each URL, thus once most of the relevant pages are checked, the supplemental index will most likely be perceived as it’s name would indicate, supplemental results from related, less significant pages. + Resolution: The supplemental index is being crawled and updated regularly, although not quite as often as the normal index. However in case a web page in either index is found more suited for the other, it will be updated as so.