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Find Who is Linking to your Website with Google Analytics
May 4th
The organic search rankings (and Google PageRank) of your web pages depend on several factors but the most crucial one is incoming links (also known as backlinks). Search engines treat external links pointing to your website as “votes” and more votes will often translate into higher search rankings.
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Find Who is Linking to your Website with Google Analytics
Find Who is Linking to your Website with Google Analytics
May 4th
The organic search rankings (and Google PageRank) of your web pages depend on several factors but the most crucial one is incoming links (also known as backlinks). Search engines treat external links pointing to your website as “votes” and more votes will often translate into higher search rankings. Find Sites That Are Linking To You Would you like to know which websites are linking to any of your web pages?
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Find Who is Linking to your Website with Google Analytics
A Directory of RSS Feeds of Popular Social Sites
May 3rd
If you are old school like me and still prefer consuming online content through RSS feeds, this directory is for you. Most of the popular online apps and services – including the likes of Facebook , YouTube and Twitter , offer RSS feeds but the problem is that you have to be a near geek in order to discover any of these feeds
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A Directory of RSS Feeds of Popular Social Sites
A Directory of RSS Feeds of Popular Social Sites
May 3rd
If you are old school like me and still prefer consuming online content through RSS feeds, this directory is for you. Most of the popular online apps and services – including the likes of Facebook , YouTube and Twitter , offer RSS feeds but the problem is that you have to be a near geek in order to discover any of these feeds. Hence, I compiled this directory that will probably help you find XML feeds for your favorite online services without digging into the complex APIs.
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A Directory of RSS Feeds of Popular Social Sites
A Directory of Useful RSS Feeds
May 3rd
If you are old school like me and still prefer consuming online content through RSS feeds, this directory is for you. Most of the popular online apps and services – including the likes of Facebook , YouTube and Twitter , offer RSS feeds but the problem is that you have to be a near geek in order to discover any of these feeds. Hence, I compiled this directory that will probably help you find XML feeds for your favorite online services without digging into the complex APIs.
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A Directory of Useful RSS Feeds
Your Facebook Account has Three Passwords
May 1st
This is interesting. You can log into your Facebook account using three passwords – one is the main password that you created and the other passwords can be constructed by toggling the case of characters that form your original password. For example, if your Facebook password is operati@nGeronimo! , you can convert the uppercase characters to lowercase (and vice-versa) and the toggled password string – OPERATI@NgERONIMO! – will also get you into Facebook
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Your Facebook Account has Three Passwords
How to Add a Google Sitemap to your Blogger Blog
May 1st
The XML Sitemap file is like a directory of all web pages that exist on your website or blog. Search engines like Google and Bing can use these sitemap files to discover pages on your site that the search bots may have otherwise missed during regular crawling
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How to Add a Google Sitemap to your Blogger Blog
How to Add a Google Sitemap to your Blogger Blog
May 1st
The XML Sitemap file is like a directory of all web pages that exist on your website or blog. Search engines like Google and Bing can use these sitemap files to discover pages on your site that the search bots may have otherwise missed during regular crawling. The Problem with Blogger Sitemap Files An complete sitemap file should mention all pages of a site but that’s not the case if your blog is hosted on Blogger
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How to Add a Google Sitemap to your Blogger Blog
Send your Gmail Attachments to Google Drive With a Click
Apr 30th
Imagine this. You are reading a Gmail message on your mobile, the message contains one or more file attachments, you apply a label (say GoogleDrive ) to that message and automatically all those attachments are saved to one of the folders on your Google Drive. And since Google Drive will automatically synchronize with your desktop folders, the saved email attachments will instantly download and become available on your local disk as well for offline viewing.
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Send your Gmail Attachments to Google Drive With a Click
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