Lately we’ve been getting more and more requests for bitcoin related traffic and we feel there’s a new player in town and it’s here to stay…is it? Continue reading →

Yesterday (May 22nd 2013) Google released the 2nd generation of Google Penguin updates. 2.3% of the English US results were effected by this updated which is intended to fight spam and black hat SEO techniques. Continue reading →

non branded websites, the affiliate websites with the sole purpose of promoting a brand are slowly disappearing and making room for the real brands. Continue reading →

This is a serious warning about untargeted traffic and how it can actually harm your website’s search engine ranking. The latest Google penguin and panda update effected many webmasters who either used false techniques … Continue reading →

In case you are maintaining a few domain names and you were effected by Google’s recent change to its free Google apps policy, we have gathered together 2 excellent alternatives for domain email hosting which can also be used with outlook as well as webmail access. Continue reading →

There is a lot of discussion revolving social signals and specifically the effect of having your website mentioned in social networks such as Facebook, Google +, Twitter and so on. The question is do you really need to be there? Continue reading →

Last week 2 web analytics giants, Google and Clicktale, announced their mobile analytics solutions. As more and more users are exploring the web and downloading application using their mobile devices, the need for a proper analysis of their behavior increases. Continue reading →

Affiliate marketing has long been a decent source of income for many webmasters around the world, not only that as it’s also been a good source of traffic for brands who use affiliate marketing to promote their product. Continue reading →

The real challenge behind every new online business venture is not in setting it up, but in growing it. Drawing traffic to one’s site is essential, but you need to bring more targeted traffic. Continue reading →

ICANN, The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, recently announced the list of applicants for a generic top level domain name (gTLD) which will be eventually added to the current top level domains we all know (.com, .net, .org and so on). Continue reading →