Beware of SEO!

Written by Jer Strausser


Anybody who's anybody online knows exactly whatrepparttar popular term "SEO" stands for. It is an abbreviation forrepparttar 127551 hot business of "search engine optimisation". Yeah, that's a mouth full, so now you can see whyrepparttar 127552 letters SEO are far better to use.

My interest to write this article was spurred by a piece of spam email that I had recieved earlier inrepparttar 127553 day. It was from a company that was claiming to help me build my "link popularity" by buying link packages off of them.

The email was actually well written, and it definately gained my interest enough that I figured I would check it out. There were even 3 testimonials that sounded like this was THEE place to be if you wanted top search engine rankings.

Upon visitingrepparttar 127554 site, which was nicely designed, and very professional looking, I started to "play". Within less than 5 minutes I abruptly leftrepparttar 127555 site, and will never go back....WHY?

Well, let me explain;

If you are ever contemplating paying somebody big bucks to do SEO work for you, there are few real easy tests you can run to determine if they are even worthy of you giving themrepparttar 127556 time of day. These are so easy, a 10 year old can do them, and they can save you a bundle!

You will needrepparttar 127557 Google Toolbar installed for these tests! Go to toolbar.google.com and download it for free. It only takes a few minutes to install.

The first thing I did was enteredrepparttar 127558 URL of their website in my browser in 2 different formats. One withrepparttar 127559 www, and one without. The reason I do this, is because there are many sites out there that have different Google PR values with or withoutrepparttar 127560 www. This is simply determined on how they promote and link their site. If I am losing you here, let me show you what I mean;

'www.domain.com' may show a different Google PR rating than just 'domain.com' I have seen sites that have a PR7 for just 'domain.com', and have a PR 0 for 'www.domain.com'. It's no big deal to you as an end user. All you are doing is looking to see ifrepparttar 127561 site has any PR at all. Inrepparttar 127562 case ofrepparttar 127563 SEO business in question, it was a big fat ZERO in both cases. Imagine that, an SEO bsuiness that doesn't even have any PR...hmmmmm

Top 10 Ways to Spot a SCAM Sportsbook

Written by Bill Dozer, SBR Analyst


A sports bettor has a difficult enough time attempting to beatrepparttar odds without adding extra risk by not researching his sportsbook or monitoring its business. Just as a racecar driver will always check his equipment and wear his seatbelt,repparttar 127550 sports bettor should monitor his vehicle to protect himself. Driving inrepparttar 127551 fast lane does not mean driving reckless. Along with playing at only top tier sportsbooks, there are many traffic signs a player can watch for to avoidrepparttar 127552 highway pile up.

1. If a Sportsbook that has never offered a bonus over 10%, now offers a 25% Bonus with a low roll over. 2. If a Sportsbook offers a High Bonus with Reduced Juice - or other combination of offerings that look too good to be true, it probably is. 3. A Sportsbook with Obscure or Soft Lines can only mean one of two things: a lack of volume or thatrepparttar 127553 book itself is gambling on events. 4. When things are not going so well, a Sportsbook will increase prices. This alone is not a sign of problems. But if you see this with any ofrepparttar 127554 other items on this list,repparttar 127555 book may be in trouble. 5. Keep an eye on a Sportsbook’s marketing campaigns. Watch for anything out ofrepparttar 127556 ordinary - new or drastic changes like cold calling or excessive bonuses can represent a change in target

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