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Does Google care about the position of a web page on your server? Does it make a difference if a web page is in the root directory of your website or in a sub directory? How does your URL structure influence the position of your web pages in Google’s search results?

Trailing slashes and sub directories

A popular assumption is that Google prefers pages that are in the root directory of a website.

If an URL contains many trailing slashes (meaning the page is placed in a sub-sub-directory) then Google might not think that the page is important in relation to the other pages.

Although this statement is often repeated in SEO forums, it is probably not true.

The visibility of a web page counts, not its position

If a web page is linked throughout your website and if the page has inbound links then the web page will be indexed and ranked by Google without any problems. (more…)

Many people agree, television is one way to enjoy a family togetherness time. But, if the television program is monotonous and have no good quality, will make your family surfeited and choose another activities that are individual.

Its time for you, to bring a high-quality entertainment to your home, with providing many choices of high quality television channel. So that you and your family can be together having fun without worrying to running out of fun spectacle options. And, hope you know, to bring in tens and even hundreds of quality television channels to your home, now is not difficult. Even if you and your family often moved!

How? Of course, buy the TV subscription. But you may think this, if you must often moved, you think you will have a troublesome to take a new TV subscription registration in the new place. Oh, it does not need to happen, if you subscribe to Direct TV. (more…)

To create a website you often search for an easy internet solution that will suit your needs and budget. As often as it occurs you encounter the so-called “free” site-builders. Knowing that it’s a trap sometimes you fall for it.
This has been the strategy of a smart marketing that many swindlers use nowadays. As you pick them as your site representative you often end up disappointed with the result and your time and money are being wasted.
By now you might be thinking whether it is possible at all to create your own website without any problems.
Before answering that question let’s take a look at the features of a real site. (more…)

Want to know when the next Google Pagerank update takes place? –

Google updates toolbar pagerank network wide so you won’t miss a thing.

Recent Google Pagerank Update confirmations

• Last Confirmed Network Wide 27/28 May 2009 – Google PR Update?
  (Followed by what looked like and Internal PR update in June 2009)
• Confirmed – 1 / 2 April 2009 – Google Pagerank Update 2009
• Confirmed – 30-31 December 2008
• Confirmed – 27 September 2008
• Confirmed – 26 July 2008
• Confirmed – 29 April 2008
• Confirmed – 9,10,11,12 January 2008
• Confirmed – 26 October 2007
• Confirmed – 28 April 2007 (more…)

Blogs that Make Money is skipping Friday Social today because I’d like to touch on another subject real quick that might be useful to you.

Sites that scrape your content.

You know I am flattered that someone copied parts of my blog word for word without giving me credit. They also copied Yaro Starak and Zac Johnson so they have at least been doing their research in a blogging sense.

Here is how I have been handling the situation. You get the bits and pieces here first then I’ll do a full post when the whole process is done. (more…)

It seems that people are beginning to realize that what they say, or what is said about them, online, could actually matter. More so, if it shows up on Google. Which is exactly what happened to a certain individual, who was recently looking up his own name, and found something he did not like. A forum post, from 2004.

“I found said post as hit #7. The absurd comments contained within could be classified as nothing other than slanderous, if not criminal. My name is not one that is common so I am taking these accusations personally and I ask that they are removed immediately so that further action is not required.” (more…)

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – International Business Machines Corp is looking to the building blocks of our bodies — DNA — to be the structure of next-generation microchips.

As chipmakers compete to develop ever-smaller chips at cheaper prices, designers are struggling to cut costs.

Artificial DNA nanostructures, or “DNA origami” may provide a cheap framework on which to build tiny microchips, according to a paper published on Sunday in the journal Nature Nanotechnology. (more…)

Apple, too, has replied to the FCC, which wants to know why the Google Voice app is not allowed on the iPhone.

In a lengthy statement, Apple says it has not actually “blocked” the app, as TechCrunch had initially reported. Instead, it “continues to study it” and “its potential impact on the iPhone user experience.”

Apple says it has not yet approved the app because it “appears to alter the iPhone’s distinctive user experience by replacing the iPhone’s core mobile telephone functionality.”

This sounds mostly like Apple just doesn’t want iPhone owners using a Google service instead of an Apple service. This is fair in the sense that it’s Apple’s phone, and ultimately, it calls the shots. There can’t be anyone who hasn’t figured that out by now.

But whether or not it’s in Apple’s customers’ best interests for the company to block useful services like Google Voice — for silly reasons like it “appears to alter” the iPhone’s UI — well, that’s a different story.

Earlier, AT&T said it had nothing to do with the situation. (more…)