Posts Tagged ‘Web Design’

“Unicorn combines a number of popular tools in a single, easy interface, including the Markup validator, CSS validator, mobileOk checker, and Feed validator,…”

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New W3C “All-In-One” Validator: Unicorn

The Google Japan blog confirms that Yahoo! Japan will license Google search technology.

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Yahoo! Japan switches to Google Search

“Google’s search revenue growth continues to slow down as the Western search market reaches maturity and Google struggles to gain share in the fastest-growing Asian markets,”

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Report: Google Global Search Share Dips Slightly, Baidu Up

“If the answer is yes, do they age like a fine wine, getting better and better as time goes on?”

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Does Google "Age" Your Backlinks?

Have you ever had one of those days where everything was going wrong?  You missed a deadline, you lost a good client, an oft-promised cheque still hasn’t arrived, final notice on your cable bill came today, the client isn’t buying into the concept, your spouse is upset, your dog has fleas, and to top it all off – you just dropped your bread, and it landed butter side down.  Worst Monday ever. Here are 5 tips to help you blow off some steam before you climb up to the bell tower…

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Five Easy Ways to Safely Vent

One of the obvious must-do things as a freelancer is to market yourself. The concepts of self-promotion and marketing are in just about everything we read when looking to improve our businesses.

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How to Reach Targets and Get Marketing Results

“Here’s a recipe you can use to get traffic and leads from twitter “on demand”.(-subscription required)

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How To Get Instant Targeted Twitter Traffic

“… the license is clear and if you want to extend Word Press, you have to abide by that license, and premium themes are covered by that rule.

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WordPress, Thesis Theme and the GPL Smackdown

“We’ve started testing organic (also referred to as algorithmic) and paid search listings from Microsoft for up to 25 percent of Yahoo! Search traffic in the U.S.”

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Yahoo Tests With Bing Goes Live

We’re very proud to announce the re-launch of our sister site, The Netsetter. As Joel describes in The Netsetter relaunch post, The Netsetter was a blog started by Envato’s CEO, Collis Ta’eed in 2009 as a place to discuss start ups. Today, we’re rebooting The Netsetter with the exciting new design and taking it in a new direction

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Are You a Netsetter?