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You already have the alt description in there, so all you need to do is wrap it in the h1 tags: <?php } else { ?> <h1> <a href="<?php echo get_option('home'); ?>/"><img src="<?php if ( get_option('ptthemes_logo_url') <> "" ) { echo get_option('ptthemes_logo_url'); } else { echo...

Or, if you don't want to be the morally-minded and overly-curious type, just do what Pornhub does: (1) Visitor lands on any given page of site (2) Check cookie to see if user has visited site within the last 24 hours (about) (3a) If the user has visited within the last 24 hours already, do...

OK, if your site was passing as clean BEFORE and then gets flagged as "unclean" by Google AFTER you added that 1x1 iframe pointing to your guy's site then the inescapable conclusion is that HIS site is the one with malware trouble, and warrants, for sure, a discussion with him before you go any...

From an academic standpoint, the article is an exceptionally interesting read, at least as far as the technical details and explanations of how they pulled off the rowhammer technique using pure JavaScript go. That being said, I feel the paper's authors are being somewhat alarmist, and their...

Honestly, at a size of just ~1,000 email addresses comprising your entire list, you are flying well below the radar of anybody or anything targeting "spammers" and you will do just fine to fire up Outlook (or whatever) and send out your message to say about 50-100 addresses at a time, each...

Not judging, just curious, so please don't misunderstand: are you essentially trying to make it appear as though you are sending traffic to their site while basically scamming them (because they are not actually "visiting" the site in question to which you would be supposedly "sending traffic")?

Two thoughts: (1) of course Google is not going to rank a site using one of the new gTLDs any higher than they would a site using one of the more "traditional" TLDs, that being said, I am sure that common sense does dictate that they factor the particular gTLD in question into their overall...

Hey All, I've been something of a low-level "lurker" on this site for a bit over a year now. Neat place, with a touch of that "old school" BBS feel to it. A friend of mine turned me on to joining up here when I asked him if he knew of any ways I could make some extra money on the weekends (we...

I could help you get this set up and running quickly. Feel free to contact me here or on Skype to discuss the details.

Would also be interested in providing these leads for you. Especially if you could increase the eligible time frame for the monthly 15% commission payout from three months to six months. (Also, correct me if I am wrong, but in your example wouldn't 15% of $300 over the span of three months...

Do you have any technical requirements for how you want to "package" the script(s) for the bot? I.e. could it be in the form of a Chrome extension? Or are you looking for a completely standalone .exe sorta thing here?

Have you already inquired with the web admin for the site where the link in question is being listed to ask if he has had any recent issues with Google himself? Might help you to shed some light on the nagging "Why?" of the situation.

You might want to check out trafficjunky.

There may be a common thread running through all of the domains which you are using if you run a WHOIS query for each one.

I guess I would not feel so bad anymore about not having much in the way of a savings account.

I make a living working for a company doing this sort of stuff full-time right now. However, I am looking to start branching out a bit on my own doing some freelance stuff on the side so that I can supplement my income a bit (because I am starting to really need it these days it seems).

Was it because the debit card is using a different payment processor network?

Taking out the hard drive and trying to power it on was a good first step. With the RAM though, here is the thing: the computer needs at least some RAM in order to do anything, even go to BIOS setup screen. So, if you take out all of the RAM, well, a black screen with nothing is to be expected...

I cast my vote for the aforementioned Bitcoin.

Your two accounts are still "linked" by the credit cards, regardless of whether or not they are of different types and are issued by different banks. At the end of the day, both of those cards point to you, the individual who must have verified his identity to the card issuers. And through those...