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Even vampires can make a career out of blogging, why can’t you ? Though it would be relatively easier for a vampire to amass more readers than you - a mere mortal - don’t be despair, all you have to do is to find a marketable niche that you can write about endlessly, and your career in blogging will take off.

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I was looking over my statistics for the month and noticed something that probably wasn’t good. My unique visitors was more than my page views the past week. This could be for a number of reasons but usually it only spells problems. Here is why I believe it is a problem.

July 2008 Month for BlogsDNA was quite good, Regular traffic got almost doubled as well as BlogsDNA got Google PageRank of 2 [Google Love]. July month was full of news and events and I had tried to be first at posting this news. SERP for BlogsDNA got improved a lot and I can see this SERP [...]

According to a quarterly report on China online advertising market in the second quarter of 2008 released by Analysys International, the online advertising market of China reached CNY2.808 billion, which increased by 33% compared with the first quarter of 2008 and a year-on-year increase of 72.5%.

Quickly becoming one of my favorite blogs on local SEO, Local SEO Guide just published a cool graph that shows Comscore data on which local search search sites are used the most.

It seems as though no matter whom you ask this question to, the answer is a resounding yes! In other words, the overall success of your website and online business can be determined by how high you rank on search engines such as Google.

What seems to be happening is that a site that was thought would be appearing within the top sixty search results on Google, is dropping to sixty-one. One of the possible reasons for this is that Google sees websites that are including paid links on their sites as a violation of attempting to increase the results of their searches without following the guidelines set in place by Google.

There have been quite a few rumors in the SEO community over these last few months. It seems that Google's search engine results pages are now being reordered based on website bounce rates. For some website owners, this is troublesome news. Find out why.

i was checking out my blog statistics and i noticed 2 things. 1. my entry regarding the “pinay scandal” SEO test is the 3rd most visited blog post i’ve had (next to the 7 new natural wonders and the gucci gang scandal). and 2. people who searched for “pinoy zoo sex” stumbled upon my blog.