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Hard work ahead fellow black hats. not much time for palms and beaches - or do you think your competitors do relax? :)

"save some money on domain name" is ok, but including product name in subdomain (I suppose it's gonna start from product name) will bring you really good SEO benefits. Just make enough links on your main domain page, to ensure your visitors have no way to go than to your subdomain selling page.

So, mr. Cutts has officially anounced Panda 4.0. And looks like it's not really that terrible as many of us had feared

Practice and read a lot. When reading, pay attention to how the text is written. It's best to take some writing, Business English, and English grammar courses if you have a possibility. If not -- study from great masters. A good exercise is to read NYT editorials of old -- they used to have...

Hey, guys, help, there must be some rational shortcut. I'm sure nobody of pro WP bloggers does it in such an ugly way.

My sites with high-quality content, but still few good backlinks went up! I think it's gonna be called a Google Giraffe this time

I like the video, nice idea, but it's fake for sure

that doesn't help much. at least for me. I'm stuck with the same problem - I paste the text from the .docx into notepad, and from there -- to Wordpress post to get rid of nasty Word html. I know there must be a smarter way to do it, but how?

Share your posts to social networks as much as possible and only to biggest once. As you concentrate on photos, share your content on image-specialized resources. Write good Alt and Title descriptions to every photo -- that'll give more Google images traffic.

You can put Google Analytics there (unless you are planning to do something anti-Google with it). It'll speed up the indexing process. And good sitemap asap also.

One more is openlinkprofiler. it's also free, the service even tries to evaluate link quality, but in a really strange way.

I use moonsearch.com they give you a full backlink profile with anchors for free. Their service is good for Alexa top-100k, but sometimes messes up with low-traffic sites. Why pay ahrefs? :)

I use Moonsearch.com. It's free -- no stupid limitations, payments, signups, memberships, -- just check backlinks and anchors in a pathetical design.

I have only several sites to check on regular basis, so I sticked with ahrefs since 2012. Some guy on WF told he checks his backlinks with Moonsearch. Its free. Has anyone tried it?

I try to create sitemap on early stages to get good google indexing afap. Just put the sitemap plugin and forget of it.

sad, it's really a cool system, so many got used to. I hate Win 8, and Vista, I hate new laptops coming without support not only for XP, but even for Win7, and I hate docx and this fat toolbar of MsOffices 2007 and later. Crap! It's all for making us buy, buy, and buy. Die Microsoft :banghead:

Those big guys don't have got really picky about cloacking these days. Be careful

Are you sure in your "hidden JS code redirect"? with just 20 keywords that might be the weakest spot

It's not "either WP, or html5". WP is really much more than just a blogging platform. It's easy and flexible enough for most standard and lots of non-standard decisions. And you can give out html5 in WP if you want (the core is PHP, anyway:) As for SEO, there's lots of WP SEO plugins that can...

select the blank space, hit the F12 and find the corresponding html or css element. with making the box thinner-thicker, it's it table tag border properties, if the theme uses <td>-<tr> stuff