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Removal When A Website Is A Reported Attack Site

Thursday, August 27th, 2009

Once my website was reported as an attack site. This was not good news for me. Anyone visiting my website was informed that my site was a reported attack site and that they should leave now. This brought my site traffic down from 300 visits a day to barely anything.

Why Was My Site Reported as an Attack Site?
My website was hacked. A little code was inserted that made any visiters download a small code thanks to an iframe. Anyone visiting the site recieved a virus. However, even after removing the small code and changing all my passwords, my site remained an attack site to search engines.

How I removed the Reported Attack Site Warning
Removing this warning was not as difficult as one would imagine. First I made sure my website was 100% free and clear of viruses. Then I simply visited http://www.google.com/safebrowsing/report_error/?tpl=mozilla. Fortunately the problem was resolved overnight. My traffic quickly returned to normal levels and all was well again with my websites!

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Duplicate Blogs To Capture Multiple Keywords

Wednesday, August 26th, 2009

I’ve been toying with the idea of building mutiple blogs off the same topics to capture multiple keywords. Why not build some mutiple blogs with different keywords in your .com. Lets say one blog is FreeTelephones.com and the other is HowToTelephones.com and another is TelephoneGadgets.com. Would you be better of making many blogs rather than just one for capturing many keywords?

My thoughts are 1) Building multiple duplicate blogs is a lot of work. 2) More chances to get a high page rank on one blog, vs trying to get good page ranks on many blogs. 3) You could have a good linking strategy between your blogs for easy backlinks.

So you can use duplicate blogs to capture multiple keywords. This strategy can work wonders with the right domain names. I would suggest always trying to purchase your exact keyword.com. Something like YourKEYWORD1a.com won’t work the same as KEYWORD.com.

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The Sony Daily Edition Reader Release, Review

Tuesday, August 25th, 2009

The new Sony Daily Edition is supposed to be one of the real first competitive e-reader devices to the Kindle from Amazon. The $399 Sony Reader Daily Edition will be ready to read by December according to Sony executives. Much like the Kindle, the Sony Daily Edition will be able to get books, daily newspapers and other reading material from AT&T Inc.’s cellular network. This probably means that your favorite blogs will be available also.

One reason to pick up a new reader like the Sony Daily Edition is the presence of free books like books from Robert Patterson, Joseph Finder’s “Paranoia” and even Keyes’ “The Briar King.”

sony daily edition reader

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Professional Gambling Online for a Career

Sunday, August 23rd, 2009

There are plenty of people who actually partake in professional gambling online for their career. They gamble and use odds to help fund their lifestyle.

Gambling With Sports Professionally
Some will bet on sports with large sums of money and use odds to make more wins than loses. Benefits include winning money very quickly. A bet of 10k could turn into 20k with the right odds. You can play the odds and keep your bets safe with what is more probably going to be the outcome of a match.
Downsides include losing large sums of money for one bet. Even odds can’t guarantee everything. Be prepared to feel emotionally depressed after losing large sums of money.

Professional Poker Gambling
Good players can expect certain odds with the right skills. There is a lot of chance to poker, but the right skills as well could guarantee the odds in your favor. There is a reason that many of the same players always make it to the top. Websites like pokerstars.net make it completely possible to earn money online.

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