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In the last few months I have been moving some websites from subdomains to new domains and sometimes changing there apperance.
Here is what happened on one of them…
The site was number One on Google for a long tail keywords phrase and it site was getting some nice traffic from this term.
After the move from its [...]
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Yes, a strange string of text in this post, but that is all part of the Blog claim of this new site to get it into Technorati.
The claim is on its way, but as they state on my profile page, it may take quite some time to get it done…
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As I mentioned on Twitter before, the next step in my 2010 cleanup was Hummerbie, the moving of the Blog that is, not the site Hummerbie.com.
If you are reading this post via your RSS Feed reader or your Feed Mail subscription the Joomla SEO Blog is now on HerbertvanDinther.com, yes on its own domain and [...]
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Yes, that is right, they all fail at Search Engine Optimization…
I have been reading several new posts about how well WordPress is doing SEO compared to Joomla! and how good Drupal is in SEO compared to WordPress and….well, you get the general idea.
it seems that every time people are defending their choice to use a [...]
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Yet another great post from Smashing Magazine, this time Glen Stansberry wrote post reviewing of 10 Weblog Engines among them WordPress, Drupal and Joomla!
Af course they included MovableType and ExpressionEngine which I also tried but didn’t like that much.
Looking and writing about the following aspects of each engine:
Programming language.
What features you’ll need.
The size of the software’s community.
The age [...]
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My Google Alert on Joomla SEO just brought me this link to an Google Insights Article that also discussed the use of this new tool in conjunction with the previous mentioned report in Open Source CMS Market shares.
What interested me even more was how these figures where on a regional level, so I did some comparisons [...]
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