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Buying One Way Links

There are several sites offering the sale of one-way links and they often base the sale of these links on the PR of the site etc. I wonder if this is actually working for people to gain high rankings? Matt Cutts from Google has written unfavorably about the purchasing of links for the intent of ...
Posted on March 22 2010 Keep Reading...

Linking your RSS Feed to your Website

Many of you may already know the skinny with RSS feeds but for those of you that don't I will briefly explain what they are and how to use them. RSS stands for 'Really Simple Syndication' and is one of a variety of web feed formats that are used to index ...
Posted on March 8 2010 Keep Reading...

Google Page Rank

Page Rank is the most controversial topic ever discussed among the search engine experts. Most of them seem a bit confused about how pages are ranked, what are the factors affecting a page ranking etc. Page Rank is quite a mathematical formula that seems difficult but the reality is it is as simple as any ...
Posted on March 8 2010 Keep Reading...

Favorite Icons

To display the Favorite icon of your website in a visitor's address bar you need to have the icon (16x16) in the root of your website titled favicon.ico. You will also need to have the following lines of code anywhere in your page before the </head> tag is fine: <link rel="shortcut icon" ...
Posted on March 8 2010 Keep Reading...

MAMP Server

The abbreviation "MAMP" stands for: Macintosh, Apache, Mysql and PHP and with just a few clicks on your Mac, you can install Apache, PHP and MySQL for Mac OSX! MAMP installs a local server environment in seconds on any Macintosh computer.  The Microsoft Windows equivalent (WAMP) is completely free of charge whether you use it ...
Posted on February 2 2010 Keep Reading...

WAMP Server

WAMP Server is a complete webserver bundle that installs in just a few clicks. Once you install WAMP your Windows PC will automatically be equipped with the latest version Apache, MySQL, PHP, and PhpMyAdmin (web-based MySQL administration tool). With WAMP you can easily develop your web applications locally on your PC and once ...
Posted on February 1 2010 Keep Reading...

PHP Website CMS Review

PHP Website is a Content Management System provided by Electronic Student Services at Appalachian State University. PHP Website is open source software and is freely distributed with a General Public License (GPL). We recently tested a copy of the latest build of PHP Website and were quite impressed with its capabilities and ease of ...
Posted on January 22 2010 Keep Reading...

Looping with PHP

The 'for loop' used is used in PHP to iterate through specified criteria.  The loop has many different applications when programming with PHP, next I will provide some examples of just some of the potential uses of a 'for loop'. Here is a basic loop that demonstrates the proper syntax to use when writing a ...
Posted on January 20 2010 Keep Reading...

Search Engine Optimization Starter Guide

Google released a handy SEO Starter Guide back in November of 2008 and the information within it is still relevant for Webmasters today.  This is a fairly basic guide and covers the fundamentals of search engine optimization (SEO). with valuable information on how to best obtain search engine visibility. Some of the topics covered include: ...
Posted on January 18 2010 Keep Reading...

The New Features in PHP v6.0

Rapid development continues for the next release of PHP, the web's most vastly used dynamic scripting language.  Version 6.0 is already available as a developer snapshot on the PHP Source Snapshots page. I will discuss what is new and what has been removed in the new version below.
Posted on January 2 2010 Keep Reading...