Recent content by Jayemdae

Market Samurai is the best, but you can also try the following...Traffic Travis (free version available), xGenSEO, SERPAttacks (free version available), SEO Power Suite. I think TT Pro, xGenSEO and SEO Power Suite are all available in the downloads section if you're interested.

Off the top of my head, I'd use a spreadsheet for this. Load up your text file into a spreadsheet, then create a formula in a column (right or left...it doesn't matter) that searches for the string and "flips a switch" if found (using and if statement). You can then sort the entire list by...

All right...people have had a few days to think about this. :-) Any thoughts?

Chrome is awesome as well, but there are a few Firefox extensions that I use which aren't available in Chrome yet. For those who want to try Firefox v4, but don't want to install it...give Firefox Portable a try. It runs without installation (everything is saved in the directory structure)...

In case you haven't seen the news, Firefox 4.0 Final has been released. I've been using v4 since the early betas and it's been great. The best part is that all of my favorite extensions have v4 compatible versions, so I'm good to go (it was tough in the early betas before the extensions had...

I've looked through the forum and found a few threads discussing changing domains (and it seems like you really shouldn't in most cases). However, it always sounded like the person changing the domain name was making a major change (like RedRum*com to WhiteWine*com). That's a bit different...

The steps Brent360 listed are correct for Notepad++. It will not put all the separate lines onto one line.

I understand where you're coming from. I was in the same boat at one time where I didn't have any idea who the good hosting providers were. I ended up spending countless hours (and I do mean countless) sifting through everything on WebHostingTalk and came up with a good list of providers...

It looked like the OP clarified that he doesn't need true end-user support as they are all sites for himself. He just needs "normal" support options for assisting him, which Downtown Host provides. If true direct end-user support is needed, then Innohosting is the way to go! HTH

+1 for Innohosting....especially if you need end-user support. Also take a look at Downtown Host. Both of them are quality providers with excellent support.

+1 for KnownHost. Cream of the crop!!! Others worth considering include Downtown Host, FDC Servers, Future Hosting and SolarVPS. For absolutely quality and support try KnownHost! I have no affiliation with them, but have done extensive research and they continually come out on top as the...

I assume you're talking about shared Linux hosting, correct? If so, you'll find plenty of supporters of Hostgator around BHW. However, I would strongly urge caution with Hostgator. They have plenty of supports, but more than their share of detractors. People using the minimum of resources...

The easiest thing to do is setup a channel in AdSense. This will give a unique code that goes with the ad so you can tell exactly where a click is coming from. I use a different channel for each placement I have on a page so I can tell if the click is coming from the top ad, content ad or...

Actually, Traffic Travis has a built-in "Page Analysis" module that can be helpful for grading on-page SEO. It's probably not as robust as some others, but it's available in the free version. @youradded - For grading page speed/performance, you can try the following website (free). It...

Here are three providers that offer both ASP and PHP hosting. These are from a long list I've compiled and researched via BHW and WHT. EasyCGI and HostDime are considered very good providers, but not necessarily the cream of the crop. I personally wouldn't have any trouble using either one...