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Firewall Script - do you need one?

Ad: Do you use a shared hosting account? Are you running a website powered by a script that you can’t change – like one that is ioncube encoded? Concerned about malicious scripts being run from your server? Losing sleep over your site being hacked or broken into?
I’ve been running websites on various servers for a [...]

The Death of Google Adwords Report

For many years, Google Ad Words has been a huge part of many business owners’ online campaigns.
It has saved businesses, marriages and even lives. Adwords has even created wealth and financial freedom to people all around the world. That’s because for the first time ever, you can be successful online even if you don’t have [...]

Google Search Results: Your SERPs At Risk

Third parties could hack someone’s place in Google’s SERPs right out of the index with some malicious proxy work.

A few short days before the biggest search conference of the year, SES San Jose, we’ve learned of a story that should have people talking next week. Dan Thies claimed he has been sitting on an explosive [...]

Telegraph Cluelessly Attacks Google News Indexing

This time it is the UK-based Daily Telegraph that is complaining about a need to protect their content from search engines.

Which makes us wonder if they, like Copiepresse and AFP before them, are willfully clueless about implementing robots.txt properly on the Telegraph’s web servers. Doing so would be trivial for a skilled webmaster, and resources [...]