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The Thirtieth Yicrosoft Directory day ..

The winners have been announced in the “2008 King Noob SEO” Contest!

Third: http://directory-yicrosoft.blogspot.com/

Second: http://yicrosoftdirectoryblog.blogspot.com/

First: http://yicrosoftdirectorywinner.blogspot.com/

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By my reckoning I finished 10th, I'll try & get some official confirmation & post back here :)

I would like to mention that I entered into this contest in order for me to step out of my comfort level a little & I've enjoyed the challenge of learning new concepts.
I approached with the mentality of a Web Designer & as you may see on this post:

What is the Responsibility of a Web Designer in Regards to SEO?

I may not have the best skills in:

Link building
Link baiting
Content creation
SMM
Press release writing
Sales copy

To sum up:

Would I conduct a SEO Campaign for a client? Probably not, but I'm sure that I've demonstrated the points that Cory made about producing good code & the correct structure.

If you can see from all this that SEO is hard work & you would rather hire a true professional I highly recommend a fellow Australian, Brendon Sinclair, he's a friendly bloke & passionate about what he does.

If you would like me to build you a website please visit my site: www.ozwebfx.com. you will see that I will give you an obligation free Estimate & I offer a 100% Money-Back Guarantee because I am confident that you will be extremely pleased with any of my services.

If you've liked some of the stuff I've talked about here then step on over to my blog .. I'll promise to post more regularly in the future & update my Portfolio Page so please subscribe to the ozwebfx newsletter & I'll let you know soon.

So, thanks for reading & once again congratulations to all the entrants.

Cheers, Richard.

Comments (0) 05.03.2008. 23:43


The Twenty Ninth Yicrosoft Directory day ..

The Yicrosoft Directory is, of course, an entrant in the “2008 King Noob SEO” Contest!

Now that the contest is drawing to a close I'd like to say thanks to all my fellow contestants & the organisers of the contest: SEO Noobs

Everyone has been extremely friendly throughout & I'm sure that, judging by the quality of some of the sites, some entrants are destined for great things in life.

If you do check out the SEO Noobs Website make sure you register for the “Basic SEO Mini E-Course”.

It's a free course & you’ll find out how to do things like picking a great title tag, optimizing meta data, importance of backlinks & 100+ ways to get backlinks.

Comments (0) 04.03.2008. 00:03


The Twenty Eighth Yicrosoft Directory day ..

What's your website score?

Meg over at Blog Pond asks "Have you ever wondered how well optimised your website is? What I mean by that, is how easy your content is to find on search engines."

Website Grader is an online tool that gives your website a score out of 100 and prepares a pretty comprehensive report (ready within a couple of minutes).

Michael Gray takes another point of view: Why Website Grader is a Bad Idea

"I came across Website Grader via Guy Kawasaki’s website today and I have to say this is one of the worst ideas I have ever seen, worse than that it’s downright dangerous in the wrong hands!"

Comments (0) 03.03.2008. 15:17


The Twenty Seventh Yicrosoft Directory day ..

Table-Based Layout Is The Next Big Thing

The recently-launched SitePoint CSS Reference (and its print version, The Ultimate CSS Reference) contains extensive coverage of some of the more obscure areas of CSS. One such area that is going to become very important with the release of IE8 later this year is CSS tables.

For years now, enlightened designers who have embraced CSS layout have had to bend over backwards to produce complex designs that would have been trivial to produce using the HTML table-based layout techniques of the past.

The lengths to which designers must go to produce, say, a simple three-column layout using CSS techniques are so extreme that many web designers simply give up on CSS and resort to HTML tables for their layout. The Tech Times #142 and #143 were devoted to this issue.

With the release of IE8 coming this year, the stage is set for all that to change. IE8 will be the last of the major browsers to add support for CSS tables, which will enable designers to use table-based layout techniques without misusing HTML table markup.

Read the rest of Kevin Yank's controversial post over at Sitepoint

Comments (0) 02.03.2008. 23:49


The Twenty Sixth Yicrosoft Directory day ..

Early adopters of Microsoft's new suite of enterprise products have given the vendor an initial thumbs-up.

Launching Windows Server 2008, Virtual Studio 2008 and SQL Server 2008, Microsoft Australia left it to its early adopter customers -- Lion Nathan, Macquarie Bank, Westpac, National Australia Bank, Telstra Business Systems, La Trobe University and the University of Canberra -- to share their thoughts on the new products at an event in Sydney. Read more at Builder AU

Builder AU is by developers for developers. Drawing upon local and international developer talent, Builder AU provides professional developers, and managers with a valuable resource to meet their challenging day-to-day demands.

Recent highlights

Builder AU launched “Club Builder”, its first weekly video program following the introduction of a dedicated video channel in 2007.  Presented by Chris Duckett, Editor of Builder AU, Club Builder is a quirky view of the week’s developer industry news.

In October 2007, Builder AU launched its Builder Labs section, creating a unique environment for readers to interact and be part of the testing process for our ideas. This service includes code examples, an RGB colour selector, and Builder AU readership statistics.

Builder AU continues to innovate and introduce new membership features and improvements to provide greater support and functionality for the developer community. In 2007, developments included forums, newsletter franchises, as well as member profile and networking pages.

Builder AU is a media partner with Australia's leading developer focused events including Linux.conf.au, Web Directions South and Open Source Developers Conference.

Comments (0) 01.03.2008. 00:20


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