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 | If you sell a product or service, having a forum can put you in touch with your customers at a more personal level. There is an instant feeling of brand loyalty and that there is amazing customer service when they feel that not only do they have an instant way … |
 | Business Exchange is the new name for the IT Water Cooler. The IT Professionals' Lounge is under the Community Center, the new name for the Coffee House ... Which is represented by the little person icon. |
 | I've been posting today from both home and the office with no problems. Is anyone else experiencing this issue? Let me know if it continues into tomorrow ... I don't really have any ideas to investigate right now. |
 | My main qualm with the new start menu is the little window area is so small that as soon as I start expanding one or two folders, I have to start scrolling way too much to see what I'm doing. So I went and expanded the start menu to show … |
 | I don't have faith in either. Alexa can be good for trends within a particular site, but it's horrible for comparing sites ... especially sites in different niches (even within the same industry). |
| | I'm confused. Did you just answer your own question?  |
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| | [i]I found this in a few different places around the 'net - hopefully it's helpful:[/i] [font=Arial][size=5][color=#0000ff]Delete Files when the Recycle Bin is Hidden[/color][/size][/font] [font=Arial][size=2]By default, the Windows XP Recycle Bin sits at the bottom right of the desktop, just above the tray notification area and system clock. If you've got …  |
| | 1) Yay, our new welcome guide is useful :) 2) You can only edit your post for up to 30 minutes. |
| | There are two ways to do it. The first is to use CSS and absolute positioning. You would create a hidden div and then use the a:hover css property to set it to be visible when the link is hovered over. This is the way that the dropdown menus in … |
| | Does this happen with every single click? I'm willing to bet that it's banner ad related, in all honesty. Also, what country are you from? (Helps to eliminate geotargeted campaigns only reaching the US, for example). |
| | The thing is I'm no Ruby developer to know one way or another. I'll ask around.  |
| | Are you talking about changes to the sites that you link to that are beyond your control? If you think that a site might potentially change to include something you wouldn't want to link to, don't link to it. Period.  |
| | I think the duplicate content issue is a big one. However, I'm a bit confused by your question. Article directory services? Is this like where you submit an article that is keyworded out and has links pointing back to you, for other sites to use to get free content? Like … |
| | The majority of online publishers do that => Offer free content for website visitors in exchange for display and text ads. |
| | fresh install of XP or upgrade? (lotsa problems are known when you do an upgrade to XP) I'm using a Geforce 4 Ti with WinXP with no problems. |
| | It depends on the directory. There are some really good quality niche directories that have real targeted traffic. And it's always a good idea to get yourself into DMOZ (although not as important as it once was IMO). With both directories and link exchanges, you just have to be careful … |
| | I think that a good search engine marketing campaign encompasses on-page SEO (having clean html code that proper utilizes page titles, h1 tags, etc), off-page SEO (having a constant stream of new backlinks, getting blogs to link to you, viral marketing), and PPC (buying clicks to your front door pages … |
| | > and I have made well over $10.00 You need to make $100 before they will cut you a check. They do, however, clear the books at the end of every calendar year. |
 | Because blogs are very viral, it's really not that difficult to make money off of them since it doesn't take much to keep a steady flow of new incoming links which keeps traffic coming in. I used to say that text links were a good step for some blogs but … |
| | 92% of my traffic comes from Google's organic serps. It averages out to almost 200,000 visitors a day. Talk about keeping all your eggs in one basket. It's all G too ... other search engines send me close to nothing.  |
 | It an take months ... just don't give up and you'll succeed. The trick is to always respond ASAP anytime someone does come to the site ... even if it's just one person, chat with them on the site every single day. They won't care that the rest of the … |
| | There are all sorts of site rep firms ... Some are glorified ad networks, or special divisions of ad networks that sell your site individually (i.e. Tribal Fusion). Others are niche site rep firms that represent only certain types of sites (i.e. NetShelter or Rydium). Site rep firms that are … |
| | I read somewhere on Google's blog that they now have rudimentary support for Flash, actually. Spoke to a Flash developer friend of mine and heard that it isn't that great. Where did you hear that search engines can access Ajax content? AFAIK spiders can't execute JavaScript. |
| | For the amount of time it takes to create a list of keywords, why not? |
| | Re: DIVs and Tables I am of the belief that you should always have a tableless design. By this I mean that the actual layout of the design itself should be tableless ... Tables can be used for tabular content within the page but shouldn't be used to structure the layout. |
| | Just use "flag bad post" on the first post of the thread (the spammy one). |
| | [i]I found this in a few different places around the 'net - hopefully it's helpful:[/i] [font=Arial][size=5][color=#0000ff]Performance Increase Through My Computer [/color][/size][size=2]Easy enough tweak to usually find out about it on your own, but still, some of us still don't find it right away. So here it is:[/size][/font] [list] [*][font=Arial][size=2]Start > … |
| | Someone brought up an interesting point in another thread. Do the search engines look out for the visibility:hidden and display:none CSS the same way that they used to when font color and background color were the same? If so, do they only check inline CSS or do they actually read … |
| | Do a google search for an ajax lightbox. |
 | The forum highlights was moved from right above the wide skyscraper ad in the sidebar to right below it. AD, you have ad blocking turned on. |
| | One of the results in the search you're performing has a super long word that is pushing the table out too long. |
| | Are you doing off page optimization ... i.e. getting backlinks to your site with 'bailout bill' anchor text or the words 'bailout bill' mentioned on the pages that link to you? |
| | 1 => Search engines automatically find you when other sites link to you. 2 => Search engines are pretty smart about figuring out your navigation and site structure. However, creating an XML sitemap certainly can't hurt, and is a good idea if you've found the search engines aren't indexing your …  |
| | I'm not sure what you mean by social media optimization? Social networking is one of the best ways to advertise on the web for free ... It's a great way to do word of mouth viral marketing while earning a positive reputation among your peers. |
| | Post in related forums with good content, linking to your own site in your forum signature. Remember not to spam the other forums :) That will just make you look bad. However, posting good info will get you a good name and make you well respected in your industry.  |
| | We do have a computer science and software design / engineering forum for all those types of questions => [url]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/forum14.html[/url] |
| | What exactly is the point of the <tbody> tag? Can one table consist of more than one pair of these tags? |
| | Sorry, I replied to this thread but I forgot to hit the submit button and then I navigated off the page and lost my response. But yeah, I'm an IE user, but I use Firefox every day for certain things, and DaniWeb looks fine. |
| | Same problem here, unfortunately. I do AWESOME with Google but no love from Yahoo!. Funnily enough, I was just browsing some old stats from Google Analytics, and I found that Yahoo actually did like me back in early 2006, and then just sorta fell off the radar and never came … |
| | Illegal software isn't really supported at this forum for legal reasons. I have heard that warez versions of WindowsXP have a problem with Service Pack 2 or something along those lines. Other than that, I'm not a fan of warez in general although I'm sure many other people beg to … |
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| | Re: posting threads Did you find it? It's right above the Quick Reply editor next to the yellow Reply to Thread button. If you found it, can you mark this thread as solved? :)  |
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| | I'm confused what you mean by finding these pages in your sitemap? Is another site out there linking to these nonexistent pages? Adding :80 to the end of a domain name indicates to connect to the web server on port 80, which is the standard port that serves websites. It's … |
 | Your submit button calls the checkmail() function when it's pressed, but you don't seem to have a checkmail() function defined anywhere. Where did you get that piece of code from? |
| | Percept Technology Labs, Inc. is an established, independent product test and consulting company. Percept's testing demonstrates that Diskeeper keeps its promise to maintain clean, defragmented hard drives while not affecting overall system performance. |
| | This paper details the purpose and benefits of a ground-breaking technology alliance between NAND Flash hardware leader Apacer Technology Inc, and storage performance technology innovator Diskeeper Corporation. |
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