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Yahoo’s new web-crawler software named Slurp 3.0 has begun indexing the World Wide Web. The new Yahoo’s web-crawler recognizes the same user-agent and robots.txt directives for Yahoo! Slurp.

According to Yahoo’s search blog: Here are some changes, as the new software undergous a phased rollout to their production crawlers in the next several weeks. Continue Reading →

For many people, the lure of working from home is too strong to resists. Being able to set up your own hours, your own schedule and your own your speed is an extremely attractive way of living to most people.

But the thought of setting up your own web-based business can be a huge hassle. You have to have a web design, a product and then you have to sell it, ship it and handle customers. A much easier way to work from home and run a web-based business is called affiliate marketing.

Setting up a site that works, as an affiliate marketing site isn’t really that hard. There are many different web-page building programs out there that walk you through every step of the process. Once you have a functional web site, you need to come up with a list of companies that will pay you to link to them. Many major websites like Amazon have an affiliate program that you can join and then get paid for simply linking to their website. Continue Reading →

This article came from Jennifer Horowitz.

It happens sometimes. Here are some of the common reasons you may not be indexed:

Index Time: It hasn’t been indexed yet. The amount of time before the engine indexes your site should be listed on the search engine’s submission page, but these aren’t always accurate or may be out of date. On the average, index times range from one to eight weeks depending on the engine. Some engines like AltaVista and Inktomi provide paid options if you wish to be indexed more quickly.

TIP! Time frame and expectations: Allow up to 4 months, if you are number 10 and want to be number 1, then it may just be time that is needed - but if you aren’t showing up at all, then you need to look at keywords, content, title, description and keyword tags. Continue Reading →

Almost all of us have big problems with regards to debt issues. Answering collection calls everyday or even every hour is a worst scenario not only that if it goes to worst, case can be file against you and that would be another headache. Imagine yourself facing on many debt, not only one, two but more than you think off. It can be a worst case, isn’t it? According to some facts in America or even in the whole world debt problems has reached a trillion marks. If your one of the many who suffers from debt problems why not consider yourself getting a debt consolidation, it gives you enough time to settle your debt problems until everything goes back to normal. Continue Reading →

Software Giant Microsoft has released five critical security patches for Windows, Microsoft Office and Internet Explorer. To learn more about the said issue click here.

The five critical security patches are:

Vulnerability in Microsoft Project Could Allow Remote Code Execution - This one is designed to resolve Microsoft Office Project, an attacker could take complete control of the system once the user opens a malicious Project File. Continue Reading →

Another domain name was sold for more than their original cost. Domain name Pizza.com was sold for $2.6 million or £1.3m. Chris Clark owner of the said domain has accepted the bid from an anonymous bidder after maintaining the said domain for $20 since 1994. Chris Clark registered the said domain name in 1994 during the world wide web just started. Clark decided to sell the domain after he heard that Vodka.com was sold for $3 million in 2006.

According to him “If someone’s willing to pay that much for Vodka.com, maybe there’s more interest in pizza.com.” And his not wrong someone did get interest on his domain name pizza.com. Continue Reading →

According to Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates a new version of Windows operating software with a code-named Windows 7 will be released “sometime in the next year or so.”

During the seminar on corporate philanthropy held in Miami of the Inter-American Development Bank. Gates answered to a question from the audience “That’ll be sometime in next year or so that we’ll have a new version.” Gates said new version of Windows would help revolutionize mobile phones and run desk of the future, which would have a touch surface display allowing users to call up items using their hands. (Sounds interesting isn’t it?).

The software giant has expected to release a new version of Windows 3 years after the introduction of Windows Vista in January 2007. The Vista program successor might be released sooner than its expected. It seems Windows Vista failed to capture the interest of Windows users. Microsoft should polish or even refine everything before they released Windows 7 to avoid certain problems. The release should not just by date-driven but to release it truly worthy. I think, Microsoft should not bite off more than it can chew.

This article came from Ryan Simpson.

There’s no shortage on advice regarding what people should do to improve a web site’s position in the search engine listings. It is easy to become confused when you consume all the information that is available, because some folks agree with others while some totally disagree and provide dissimilar advice.

You should be extremely suspicious of any advice given by someone that tells you to use search engine submissions, employ traffic exchanges, or use FFA sites. That is so out of date it’s not funny. Continue Reading →