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I agree that this is a really solid idea, although the current output is mostly hilarious :D

I'm glad to see some replies here; I didn't see any replies at the end of last night and was worried nobody else would have any input on this. I've dug a bit more into my competitor's site, and now I'm even more perplexed. First off; the guy's site / content is set up through squarespace... yet...

I've held back from asking about this for a while, because I figured one of the algo updates would have taken care of things, but that's not the case, so hopefully you guys might be able to shed some light on this. There's a university student with a blogspot based blog (with a normal URL that...

This is why you don't blast your main / money site. Let's assume that this did have a significant negative impact on your rankings; If you had that package linking to one of your tier 1 links (which you SHOULD have control of) you would simply need to alter the links in tier one. Regardless; you...

Purchased a review copy; will send project details a bit later!

Could I pick up a review copy?

I checked the ranking (using cuterank) for some of my sites today and one of my main money sites showed that it was ranking on the first page for nearly all of the keyword phrases I was targeting. These phrases are high competition phrases that I've been working towards for the better part of a...

I agree with the majority of people here; patience is a virtue. Unless you're 100% sure that no other backlinks have been made in the last 6 months or so, you can't be sure that this change is due to that one link. Regardless, the link is high PR / authority, so if anything, you'll probably end...

There's nothing wrong with competition. I suggest releasing the product for these reasons: you might save yourself some time if you quit your project now, but finishing and releasing will provide you with a valuable learning experience that may better prepare you for future endeavors you may...

Count me in as well.

I'm surprised nobody else here has caught onto the design inspiration for this site. Check out the sites in the gawker network; it looks like this is what he's trying to emulate: lifehacker.com gizmodo.com On that note, OP: take a look at their sites and compare them to yours. They're pretty...

the search engines don't see a difference between a post and a page; even wordpress itself sees no difference in "pages" and "posts" (all content is entered into the database as a post).... this is just a naming convention that wordpress uses to make it easier for users to understand the content...

*raises hand*

FB no-follows all of their external links, so I would presume no link-juice is passed. I know I've disagreed with the no-follow = no juice belief in the past, but I've noticed that I can't even get links from FB to be recognized in any of the major backlink checkers that I use.

I agree with the message here; it's kinda crazy that the world somehow shifted to thinking that the ability to multi-task is more desirable. I understand some industries need you to be nimble on your feet, and in the end you just need to get the job done (whatever it may be), but you rarely hear...

I'd hate to say this, but your attitude towards school is sad, and clearly colored by what I would assume are some unfortunate experiences. Although I agree that many educational institutions stifle the entrepreneurial spirit, an education is what you make of it. I feel that you've given up on...

I think there are two concepts to keep in mind when posting content to twitter; the first is that "content is king" (who would have thought?). The second concept is the difficult part; "less is more." It's an unbelievably difficult challenge to create / say something that is truly great, grabs...

I've actually been noticing a similar trend in some of the niches that I'm competing for. After penguin, almost all of the sites on the first page of a variety of my target keywords are all older domains. The crazy thing is that most of these sites have little to no on-page SEO, and less than...

I tried searching around for an answer to the question in title; I used magesticSEO to find that a competitor of mine has a seemingly large amount of redirects to his site (21) and I was wondering if there was a way for me to determine what domains he's redirecting? I checked out...

I'm sure there isn't a simple answer to this question. Search for "python hosting" and you'll see what I mean.