Recommended Reading for 24th April through 25th April
By Gerard McGarry on 26th April 2007, filed in General. Both comments and pings are currently closed.
Interesting posts I’ve read between 24th April and 25th April:
- Master Stylesheet: The Most Useful CSS Technique – Another take on globally resetting styles using a master CSS file. To elaborate, different browsers have different default settings for web documents. By using a global reset, you can control this and make the display settings much more consistent.
- Eric’s Archived Thoughts: Reset Styles – Eric Meyer looks at how we can use a global reset CSS file to iron out the inconsistencies between web browsers. Check out the original article and the follow-up which refines the process.
- Link Building Structures: Hunters and Collectors – An interesting look at link building structures. Can’t say it all makes sense, but it just might be an interesting series….
- 10 Steps to get Traffic from Yahoo Answers – Yahoo! Answers is a very popular service where people can ask a question about virtually anything and receive answers from the community. This post looks at ways to leverage the service to create traffic for your website.
- How To Turn Google?s Paid Link Reporting Into Profit | Scoreboard Media Group – Google is taking on the paid link industry by introducing a "paid link reporting" facility. This post eloquently exposes the scope that exists for abuse of the system. While any link-building I’ve done had been organic, I think the strategy of reporting these types of links is a bit of a liability.
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