Usman:
Nice bouncy track!!
Nice bouncy track!!
Rudy's Midnight Machine with the old skool house music vibe. Listen!
Nice tune, sound like back in the day!
Great track from The Sunburst Band, very funky!
Sold On Sound ft. Joshua Marquez - Fresh Air
From the Unmixed Compilation "Colour Series: Blue 02"
Freerange Records, 2004
Deep Bros - High On Music
From the Unmixed Compilation "After Hours by Dj Schwa"
OMG! What a track! Listen up!
Great disco house track
Another gem from Joey Negro from 1991!
Joey Negro - Love Fantasy.
Taken from the 'Enter Your Fantasy EP' released in1992.
US Deep House 1992
John Shehata, the director of search for ABC News been interviewed by Search Engine Land
Very good - on-page SEO inforgraphic
Another top mix from The Victor!!
Tips from day one of the 2013 #ionsearch conference
Short presentation looked at how one element of keyword research (looking at existing organic search visits by keyword) is becoming less and less meaningful, thanks to how much of that data is no longer provided. Nichola presented some "hacky" solutions to extract some meaning from that data but on the whole my focus was around accepting that this data-source is no longer statistically viable and instead we should be looking more towards researching what our potential customers want to know in relation to our products; what problems are they seeking to solve - and by that token what keyword inform these requests for information.
Best practices and guidelines to develop an SEO friendly Mobile Website
Including a rel=canonical link in your webpage is a strong hint to search engines your preferred version to index among duplicate pages on the web. It's supported by several search engines, including Yahoo!, Bing, and Google. The rel=canonical link consolidates indexing properties from the duplicates, like their inbound links, as well as specifies which URL you'd like displayed in search results. However, rel=canonical can be a bit tricky because it's not very obvious when there's a misconfiguration.
It's been over four years (February 2009) since Google and Yahoo announced support for the rel=canonical tag, and yet this single line of HTML is still causing a lot of confusion for SEOs and webmasters. Recently, Google posted 5 common mistakes with rel=canonical - it's a good post and a welcome bit of transparency, but it doesn't address Some of the issues so, here are some of the most common questions
Good article what makes a good ecomm site. Fundamentals covered