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Looking for a way to embed articles or images into your own website layout? Embed Anything is an interesting new service that delivers you the chance to embed both on the fly. The idea here is simple, let your visitors embed your content – rather than just taking it.
Did you know that in Google Analytics, you can easily make annotations for big events happening to your website? I am going to share with you the very simple way I made note of all my recent website designs in just a few steps.
Google Analytics offers a lot of good information, but not everybody knows how to read it. Today, I will show you how to compare your best performing keywords that bring people into your web site and compare it to the average traffic of your website.
Who doesn’t love a little traffic humor? I’ve done my best to search the Web for some of my favorite traffic signs out there. Some are real, some are questionable, and well – they are all something that would make you do a double take if you saw them on your way to work.
WooRank is an impressive new web site analysis tool worth singing the praises of. I have several of these types of online tools bookmarked, and I have written about most of them. The thing that separates WooRank’s analysis of a domain over any other tool is the plethora of information they provide to you.
When is a No Entry sign not a No Entry sign? When it has dropped the smoke bomb and turned into a Ninja Entry traffic sign. Found via (about:blank)
Anybody who knows me well knows I am not usually a sucker for the “get traffic now” schemes out there. Then again, maybe I am missing out on a good deal? Just too soon to tell right now. I want to be proved wrong but I have a feeling I’m going to be disappointed. So while enjoying my temporary sucker status here – I decided to go ahead and give BlogRush a shot.
As you can see – I have added the sidebar widget on my web site and so far I haven’t noticed a darn person leaking in via this deal. It could be too soon to tell though if this is going to be a winer or a loser. Continue Reading →
As many of us do, I get tired of finding a story on Digg, get excited about reading it, and then finding out the Web page has already gone down due to traffic. Every so often, via the comments on Digg you can find mirror links, but I am tired of waiting.
That is why I plugged the Digg – add mirrors script into my Greasemonkey extension for Firefox. It adds a nice small box of mirrors to the side of the link on Digg. From here, if a link is down, I can still get to the content.
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Mitch Keeler is nothing more than your average Joe trying to leave his mark on the world though both his professional work and his online projects, articles, podcasts and more.
