Drawing on the Web

The “My SEO Tips” blog has a very interesting — and readable — SEO article about Google’s link analysis patent. Rather than forcing you to read through a convoluted patent application, full of the esoteric gibberish of patent lawyers, this short article presents some basics from the article. The most important point I picked up [...]

There are a number of reasons that people create blogs. They may want to share information. They may want to rant and rave in public. They may want to help others. They may like the ease of setting up blogs instead of more traditional web sites. They may use them as commercial tools to sell [...]

Today was the launch of Joel Comm’s new Instant Adsense Templates VRE Empire package. http://terryscomputertips.com/IAT VRE is short for Virtual Real Estate — a.k.a. web sites for making money on the web. So, I went to look at it out of curiosity. I bought the earlier release of IAT and was happy, and I just [...]

In our early days at school, we were taught to spell words correctly. In the good old days, we “sounded out” the syllables of writen words in order to figure out the sound of the word. Then, we studied and were quizzed on the correct spelling of the words we learned. Now, you’re older. What [...]

While there are ways to jumpstart your web site’s traffic flows, many web site owners don’t have the resources that others have to generate more visitors their sites. Well, you don’t have to spend a cent; all you need is the proper mindset and a lot of eagerness. You also must have the drive and [...]

All my other blogs are running the blog software Serendipity, rather than WordPress, which Drawing on the Web uses. Both Serendipity and WordPress are free for use. WordPress is released under the GPL. Serendipity has its own custom license, which also allows free use and redistribution. As I started configuring and posting to Drawing on [...]