The readers of this blog know that links on comments do not have the nofollow tag. I’ve decided to do so because all comments are manually moderated, and Akismet does a good job of filtering spammy comments. So I find it fair to give credit to people who are adding valuable comments to my posts.
So I received this comment today: Author : Anikrichard E-mail : xxxxxxxx@xxxx.com URI : wwww.com Comment: hello , my name is Richard and I know you get a lot of spammy comments , I can help you with this problem . I know a lot of spammers and I will ask them not to post [...]
In my last post I pointed out that Peggy Anne Salz, a long-time blogger at MoCoNews who wrote some of the better analysis on the site, had launched her own site covering mobile search and content discovery.
I’ve just installed the dofollow plugin that has disabled the “nofollow” attributes on the comments made on this blog. I’m pretty happy with Akismet, so I’m not worried about getting spam comments. So from now, all people who will comment on this blog will get some link love
I stumbled upon a funny website today called no to rel”nofollow”. The site is in German, and even if I did learn German at school, I’m unable to (or rather lazy trying to) understand what it says exactly but the site’s tagline is just what I need to understand the owner’s anger and to agree [...]
Ok, I’m definitely fed up with Google Reader. Because everyone was talking about it and saying it was sooooo cool, I decided to give it a try and added a few of my favourite Bloglines feeds. But I just realized that I hate Google Reader’s user interface.
I just heard that Danny Sullivan is about to launch his own SEO Blog called Search Engine Land. He’ll team up with his buddies Chris Sherman and Barry Schwartz to provide information about the search marketing industry. The blog will officially launch december 11th and you can already know what you’ll get once it’s up [...]
Via Bill Slawski’s post, I came across a new blog called Startup Review that provides case studies about successful Internet Start-Ups. So far, the blog has profiled Home Gain, Rotten Tomatoes, Zappos, MySpace, Craigslist and many more successful online businesses.