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Seo Master present to you:
Alexa rank is a web site's traffic rank. It gives the www.alexa.com . This rank is calculated the average and daily traffic on a Web site. many Visitor's your web site, your site's Alexa rank is best. It starts from 1 then 2 then 3, then 4 Thus, under the MOA, the higher its rank.The higher it is, the lower the better. It's like being in your class roll number. When you create the new web site, then the Alexa rank of your web site will not be available.The visitor will enter slowly, then 30 - 50 days inside your web site the Alexa rank is likely to 1,50,00,000 +

The MOA will grow faster, higher rank will decrease.The Web site for the visitor to get a better Alexa rank.You must be seo.How to do get your best Alexa rank ?
2013, By: Seo Master

seo what is Alexa rank ? 2013

Seo Master present to you:
Initially, every blogger face this problem of running out of contents for their blog. This results in no further improvements to their blog, both in content quality and quantity. However keeping some points in minds before and during your blogging carrier may avoid any such situation. 


  • Choose a wide-domain niche. It is said that "blog on what you love". But that don't mean you select a topic on which you can write no more than few hundred lines only. Choose a more wide-domain topic. A topic that can be more generalized and can be written of. There may be more challenges in such niche. Who cares, beat them all. 
  • Read what you write for. Reading is the best thing you can do on web. Read more and more about the niche you writing for. If you have huge knowledge in your brain about your topic, you will never run out of contents. Internet is already full of what you are going to write. There is no bad in reading what others have written. Read them, understand them, and make your content. 
  • Maintain multiple niche. Some webmasters don't agree with this since it requires more time. But it may be a good idea to have 2-3 different topics to write for. Maintaining more than one blog will ensure you have more things to write. However, it may result in more time wastage since you have to market separately for all of them. Lets understand this with an example. You maintain a blog you can write 50 articles for that. Maintaining two at a time will ensure 100 articles. More contents means more traffic, and more earnings. 
  • Improve your group. If you are done with a topic, ask your friends to contribute. There is no problem in partnership. More people means more ideas and more contents. 

What not to do even if you are running out contents. 
  • Don't repeat anything. No one is interested in reading the same novel twice. Same is the case with your blog. If you have no more new ideas for your blog, that don't mean you start re-posting the same content again and again. Even Google will penalize you for repeated contents. 
  • Don't copy paste from others. People have used up their time writing for their blogs. Don't copy paste. You may even have to face legal issues under copyright violation. Its your blog. Write yourself. I will never allow someone's content on my personal blog. Write yourself.
Any point in mind? Mention.

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2013, By: Seo Master

seo Running out of contents for your blog? 2013

Seo Master present to you: Author PhotoBy Nicolas Garnier, Developer Relations

Last November, we launched the OAuth 2.0 Playground, a tool enabling you to easily experiment with the OAuth 2.0 protocol and APIs that use the protocol.

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The OAuth 2.0 Playground

Since then, we've continued adding new features to improve the developer experience and increase the versatility of the tool.

Below is a list of features that we added since the initial release of the OAuth 2.0 playground.


Support for the OAuth 2.0 Client-side flow

You can now use the playground to experiment with the OAuth 2.0 Client-side flow by simply changing a setting in the OAuth 2.0 configuration dialog. Once set, every subsequent authorization request is performed using the client-side flow, and the playground’s interface and logic adapt accordingly.

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Setting the OAuth flow type


Support for newer OAuth 2.0 drafts

We have added a setting to change the location of the access token in authorized requests to the APIs. We added support for the authorization header with a Bearer prefix and the access_token URL parameter locations. This makes the playground compatible with most APIs supporting OAuth 2.0 drafts 10 to 25.

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Setting the access token location


Display available API operations

You can now easily display all the operations that are available using your current access token. After clicking the Find available Request URIs button, the operations along with their associated HTTP Methods and URIs are displayed on the right-hand side. This should help you quickly set up your request to the Google APIs without needing to search through the online documentation.

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Displaying the available endpoints after being authorized for the Google+ API


Note: the technique used to find the list of operations available given an access token is described in this blog post.


Support for the access_type and the approval_prompt parameters

The playground now also lets you try the new Google-specific settings of the OAuth 2.0 flow: the access_type and the approval_prompt parameters of the authorization request.

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Setting the access type and whether or not to force the approval prompt


Automatically refresh access tokens

If a refresh token is available, you can enable a feature that will automatically refresh the access token shortly before it expires. This is convenient if you are using the playground for a long time or if you are re-initializing the playground using the deep-link feature.

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Enabling the access token auto-refresh feature


Selectable links in responses

Clicking any links in an HTTP response will populate the request URI field so that you can quickly and conveniently set up the playground for the next operation.

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Clicking a link populates the Request URI field


If you have any feedback or would like to get in touch with us, please don’t hesitate to post on the OAuth 2.0 Playground forum.


Nicolas Garnier joined Google Developer Relations in 2008 and lives in Zurich. He is a Developer Advocate focusing on Google Apps and Web APIs. Before joining Google, Nicolas worked at Airbus and at the French Space Agency where he built web applications for scientific researchers.

Posted by Scott Knaster, Editor
2013, By: Seo Master

seo OAuth 2.0 Playground: new features 2013

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