6 Most Recent Articles
Written By: Lee Roberts

1	Top 3 Problems with Directories Written by: Lee Roberts | Distributed: 2009-08-27 | - Word Count: 740 | Viewed: 217 | Votes: 4 | Rating: 3.00 Directories have existed since the early days of the Internet, even before Tim Berners-Lee created the World Wide Web. Originally, search directories and word-of-mouth were the only ways to learn about new websites. Google changed that! Today, search directories are used to build links into websites. But, by default, search directories have three major problems.
2	Link Building with Search Directories Written by: Lee Roberts | Distributed: 2009-08-13 | - Word Count: 509 | Viewed: 149 | Votes: 4 | Rating: 3.25 In 1996, the founders of Google came up with the novel idea that links from other web pages can be used to determine the importance of a web page. The idea represents the level of importance using a logarithmic value between zero and 10. Advantages and disadvantages exist in using search directories for link building purposes.
3	Top Dirty Linking Tricks Written by: Lee Roberts | Distributed: 2006-01-31 | Part of achieving top search engine positions is through links from other Web pages. These links can come from people who like your site (natural links), reciprocal linking, directory submissions and a few other ways.
4	The Semantic Web Written by: Lee Roberts | Distributed: 2004-07-29 | People can take information from one computer system and understand it and the relationships that information might have with information on another computer system. Computers, on the other hand, can only share and process information. Computers have no capabilities to freely associate information not directly linked or associated to other information.
5	Keys to a Search Engine Friendly Shopping Cart Written by: Lee Roberts | Distributed: 2004-05-03 | The objective of any shopping cart or e-commerce system is to allow visitors to shop on a business site for products they want. Unfortunately, not all shopping carts are created equal and not all search engines are created with equal capabilities. Some search engines are able to navigate through dynamic sites while others are not. Sometimes the search engines that are able to navigate through dynamic sites have problems indexing and navigating through the entire site.
6	We Are All Pilgrims On The Same Journey But Some Pilgrims Have Better Roadmaps Written by: Lee Roberts | Distributed: 2004-05-03 | Pilgrims of the Web need accurate road maps to find that for which they search. Road Maps on the Web are links to the various sites available on the Web and hopefully indexed correctly by the search engines. This has become an extremely demanding situation to clearly define for the novice.