How to create valuable startpages

01-10-07

n the Dutch market, the concept of so-called ‘startpages’ is hugely popular. In this article we will give some background information on them, and give those of you who may be startpage webmasters a few tips on how to create unique and informative startpages.

What’s a startpage?

Basically, it’s a webpage with a lot of links about a specific topic. The startpages are hosted on a startpage domain and each separate startpage is maintained by an individual webmaster. The links on startpages are usually ordered by categories related to the topic of the page. Besides hyperlinks,…
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Thousands of Quality Backlinks

13-09-07

Here are Shortcuts to get different search results by entering certain criteria into the search box:

• “Add link” +"your keyword(s)”
• “Add a link” +"your keyword(s)”
• “Add site” +"your keyword(s)”
• “Add a site” +"your keyword(s)”
• “Add your site” +"your keywords(s)”
• “Add URL” +"your keyword(s)”
• “Add a URL” +"your keyword(s)”
• “Add an URL” +"your keyword(s)”
• “Add Website” +"your keyword(s)”
• “Add a website” +"your keyword(s)”
• “Add your website” +"your keywords(s)”…
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5 ultimate graphic design mistakes

12-09-07

1. Using web graphics on printed material.

With many young designers coming from a pre-dominantly web design background the transfer over from web design to traditional design for print can bring with it a multitude of design sins. Images supplied at 72dpi and crunched down to load fast on a website are going to reproduce very badly in print you can get away with small thumbnails but blowing things up to any appreciable size is going to be pushing your luck. There are a number of online sites offering free or very cheap quality hi resolution images which…
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The No. 1 SEO Tip

06-09-07

Learn how this single SEO secret can get you on the first page of Google.

Let me start by asking you a question: What’s the number-one business killer on the internet? The answer is obvious, but many people miss it. The answer is: not being found on the first page of Google.

I refer to Google often, since the search engine accounts for approximately 50 percent of search traffic. In February 2007, Google sites garnered 47.5 percent of the U.S. search market, with Yahoo! coming in second place at a distant 28.1 percent, according to comScore.…
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