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2013, By: Seo Master
Page optimization is an important matter of SEO. Both On-Page & Off-Page optimization is essential for this. So, you have to get a core idea about the features of page optimization. Here I mainly point out the features of page optimization which may be helpful for you to optimize page professionally.
Key Features of On-Page Optimization:
Meta Tag: Meta Tag is important for SEO. This is not used for Google page ranking but it increases the weight of your keywords and it also determines what your site is about.
H1-H6 Tag: This Header Tag optimization is another important part of SEO. For this you need to have knowledge about HTML tag optimization.
Image Alt tag: The alt text that comes with your images is vital when people are looking for images about your niche. It also boosts your site’s traffic. So don’t underestimate the images of your site.
Permalink for URL Structure: Structure of permalink is an important matter for page optimization. Short links are not helpful for you to increase your traffic. But if you’re serious about your SEO, it’s better to have a domain name that is related to your keywords, content and Meta tag.
Name of Page: Good Keywords make your site specific to the search engines. Select your page name using good keyword.
SEO friendly contents: “Content is King” remember this in case of on-page and off-page optimization. Content should be SEO friendly. Content has to be reliable with your site’s keywords.
Xml Sitemap: Sitemap generation and submission in different search engine is most important for SEO. From this site (http://www.XML-sitemaps.com/) one can easily generate sitemap for his site. But after this you have to submit this sitemap in different search engine. You can use Google Webmaster Tools for submitting your site in Google search engine.
Key Features of Off-Page Optimization:
Blog Commenting: In almost every Blog there is an option to make a comment. For submitting a comment makes sure that that your comment is a quality comment. Because quality comment will help you to make a strong backlink. Try to make comment in relevant Blog.
Social Bookmarking: This is purely artificial. Create account in different social bookmarking site and bookmark your site easily. For example, you can use www.socialmarker.com which will link you to some important bookmarking site for social bookmarking.
Directory Submission: Before directory submission you have to find out the relevant directory. You can find huge directory submission website, but always submit your directory in relevant directories for strong backlink.
Forum Posting: In case of Forum posting Good Profile is very important. So that they don’t count you as a spammer. Whenever you post something in a thread, make sure that it makes sense.
Social Networking: It provides a great value in case of SEO & SMM. Links from these sites (like Facebook, Linkedin, Twitter, Youtube, and others) are extremely powerful if your profile pages can gain the trust of search engines.
Article Submission: If your article is unique and ensure quality then you can submit this for strong backlink. There are huge article submission sites which may be helpful for. These are: www.ezinearticles.com, www.goarticles.com etc.
These features are key features for SEO. You must have to gather knowledge about each point/feature deeply. If you capture perfectly all these key features then SEO will be easier for you.
Thanks.
Mahadi.
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Friend, This is a social media widget, it made with CSS coding.. It look like a 3D rectangle widget with mouse hover spinning effect . It rotate 360 degree when we move mouse hover this widget.Use this stylish widget and make your blog more stylish .If you want to install this widget, Please follow this post and enjoy…
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Change all RED color with your Social media links.
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2013, By: Seo Master
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- Select Layout
- Click on Add a Gadget
- Select HTML/JavaScript from the options listed
- Copy and Paste the following code in HTML/Javascript box.
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</style>
<div id="social">
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The market share for traditional PC's is falling apart as smartphones and tablets are replacing the desktops. As millions of users shift from PC's to mobile devices, hackers and malware authors who once targeted PC ecosystems are focusing on attacking mobile devices, which are miniature PC's storing huge chunks of sensitive data. Therefore users need to be aware of potential security vulnerabilities and various methods to safeguard their valuable information on mobile devices more than ever. Although many users are familiar about PC security it seems that only few users are actually aware of ways to protect the smartphones and tablets from attacks. The following is a concise review on top 5 mobile security concerns for 2013.
Outdated Operating Systems:
Outdated operating systems pose serious security threats to the smartphones and tablets. With the current pace at which hardware components are stacked together to produce new and powerful devices each day, predecessors are losing the limelight at a rapid rate. The upgrades to the operating systems are not always compatible with the older phones; therefore a vast majority of users tend to stick with older versions of the OS. Also security patches to the identified threats and updates to existing versions are usually not installed properly by the average users due to their lack of concern over mobile security or lack of knowledge on installation processes. Another major issue especially relevant to Android OS which powers about 75% of the smartphones and tablets out there is its huge fragmentation, which causes upgrade processes dreadfully slow. In fact around 50% of the devices still run Gingerbread, while two major upgrades, Ice Cream Sandwich and Jelly Bean have already been rolled out.
Outdated Applications and Malicious Applications:
People are shifting from Desktop PC's to smartphones and tablet PC's and so are the hackers and malware authors. Malicious application codes are often bundled with popular free applications found on apps stores, or with pirated copies of paid versions, and average users hardly notice the spying bots disguised within a popular service. Most trusted services like Google Play and Apple iTunes Apps Store too have been injected with malicious apps despite various security barricades, therefore chances of various third party app stores and web sites being infected with malware are quiet high. User modified versions of operating systems often known as Custom ROMs are usually vulnerable to attacks more than official stock ROMs, since users often root the smartphones to gain the super-user access for installing custom ROMs, and rely on pirated versions of popular apps. These third party markets usually are not monitored closely for potential threats by a professional body therefore malware authors can easily distribute their apps coated with malicious codes without getting caught.
Exploited Wireless Networks:
Public wireless hotspots attract many savvy smartphone users looking for cheap data bundles and many prying eyes of malicious hackers looking for vulnerable targets. Network requests can be manipulated to redirect users to fake websites infected with malware or spyware exploiting the vulnerabilities of the network. User names, user passwords and even stored messages have been retrieved through public Wi-Fi networks without users consent in various occasions. Mobile phones are not typically equipped with firewalls to block insecure connections while surfing on a public Wi-Fi network, therefore potential intruders can steal sensitive data like credit card numbers and bank account numbers and hack into users’ email accounts as well. Using encrypted network connections at home and office, and avoiding accessing public Wi-Fi hotspots at airports and cafeterias are some basic precautions users can take to minimize security threats, until manufacturers and developers start bundling up security firewalls.
Rooting and Jailbreaking of Propriety Operating Systems:
Gaining super-user access to the operating systems by rooting or jailbreaking exposes the system to plethora of security threats. This process allows users to gain full administrative privileges, and install any application including the ones not recommended by the manufactures over security concerns. Rooted devices are easily manipulated by malware including worms, Trojans and various viruses to steal user names and passwords, contact lists, messages and hijack email accounts behind users back. Rooting devices void manufacturers’ warranty, therefore users are not notified of security patches and security updates once devices are rooted and users typically have to manually address such concerns.
Vulnerabilities in Device to Device Connections:
Device to device infections are quiet rare yet however that doesn’t mean they are impossible to be carried out. For instance malware authors can exploit the USB host feature introduced with Android Honeycomb for spreading malware. If the connected device’s USB debugging mode is turned on, chances of the device being infected with malware embedded in the host devices are quite high. This could either be accomplished by a bot running in the background of the host without the users’ consent, or by the owner of the infected host himself, by plugging the device into a target device and installing the malware on it. However it should be noted that device to device infections are quiet rare in earlier versions of Android which still powers up to 90% percent of the Android smartphones. It is also speculated that malware authors will utilize desktop PC's to spread smartphone malware in near future.
2013, By: Seo MasterOutdated Operating Systems:
Outdated operating systems pose serious security threats to the smartphones and tablets. With the current pace at which hardware components are stacked together to produce new and powerful devices each day, predecessors are losing the limelight at a rapid rate. The upgrades to the operating systems are not always compatible with the older phones; therefore a vast majority of users tend to stick with older versions of the OS. Also security patches to the identified threats and updates to existing versions are usually not installed properly by the average users due to their lack of concern over mobile security or lack of knowledge on installation processes. Another major issue especially relevant to Android OS which powers about 75% of the smartphones and tablets out there is its huge fragmentation, which causes upgrade processes dreadfully slow. In fact around 50% of the devices still run Gingerbread, while two major upgrades, Ice Cream Sandwich and Jelly Bean have already been rolled out.
Outdated Applications and Malicious Applications:
People are shifting from Desktop PC's to smartphones and tablet PC's and so are the hackers and malware authors. Malicious application codes are often bundled with popular free applications found on apps stores, or with pirated copies of paid versions, and average users hardly notice the spying bots disguised within a popular service. Most trusted services like Google Play and Apple iTunes Apps Store too have been injected with malicious apps despite various security barricades, therefore chances of various third party app stores and web sites being infected with malware are quiet high. User modified versions of operating systems often known as Custom ROMs are usually vulnerable to attacks more than official stock ROMs, since users often root the smartphones to gain the super-user access for installing custom ROMs, and rely on pirated versions of popular apps. These third party markets usually are not monitored closely for potential threats by a professional body therefore malware authors can easily distribute their apps coated with malicious codes without getting caught.
Exploited Wireless Networks:
Public wireless hotspots attract many savvy smartphone users looking for cheap data bundles and many prying eyes of malicious hackers looking for vulnerable targets. Network requests can be manipulated to redirect users to fake websites infected with malware or spyware exploiting the vulnerabilities of the network. User names, user passwords and even stored messages have been retrieved through public Wi-Fi networks without users consent in various occasions. Mobile phones are not typically equipped with firewalls to block insecure connections while surfing on a public Wi-Fi network, therefore potential intruders can steal sensitive data like credit card numbers and bank account numbers and hack into users’ email accounts as well. Using encrypted network connections at home and office, and avoiding accessing public Wi-Fi hotspots at airports and cafeterias are some basic precautions users can take to minimize security threats, until manufacturers and developers start bundling up security firewalls.
Rooting and Jailbreaking of Propriety Operating Systems:
Gaining super-user access to the operating systems by rooting or jailbreaking exposes the system to plethora of security threats. This process allows users to gain full administrative privileges, and install any application including the ones not recommended by the manufactures over security concerns. Rooted devices are easily manipulated by malware including worms, Trojans and various viruses to steal user names and passwords, contact lists, messages and hijack email accounts behind users back. Rooting devices void manufacturers’ warranty, therefore users are not notified of security patches and security updates once devices are rooted and users typically have to manually address such concerns.
Vulnerabilities in Device to Device Connections:
Device to device infections are quiet rare yet however that doesn’t mean they are impossible to be carried out. For instance malware authors can exploit the USB host feature introduced with Android Honeycomb for spreading malware. If the connected device’s USB debugging mode is turned on, chances of the device being infected with malware embedded in the host devices are quite high. This could either be accomplished by a bot running in the background of the host without the users’ consent, or by the owner of the infected host himself, by plugging the device into a target device and installing the malware on it. However it should be noted that device to device infections are quiet rare in earlier versions of Android which still powers up to 90% percent of the Android smartphones. It is also speculated that malware authors will utilize desktop PC's to spread smartphone malware in near future.
Author Bio:
This guest post was contributed by Dmitri Blackthorn, the online security expert, mobile technology specialist and a part of Stop-DDoS.net team - DDoS Mitigation Service provider.