J.C. Penney caught in bad link neighborhood. Caution to those practicing black hat SEO, your competitors can initiate an SEO investigation and all your black hat strategies such as bad link neighborhoods will all come to light and your site shall be penalized. Plus, the $315 million Hufftington Post’s questionable SEO practices.

A Facebook Fan Page is a user generated page on Facebook, which is used to market a business, a club, a hobby or anything that the registered Facebook user wants to share. A fan page is a tool by which you can expand your social network, interact with your clients and customers. This is very good for marketers who want to promote their company or want to manage its reputation because these pages can be (and often are) indexed by Google.

Backlinks are the key to your website positioning and traffic is the key ingredient for any successful online business by converting traffic into sales. But how you will do this? Social networking is one of the many ways to promote your site. Trapikmedia would like to give you a simple tips yet effective way of […]

Image via Wikipedia This is just a quick post regarding PageRank crafting as observed from recent results for a few Search Engine Optimization (SEO) projects. Keyword research with focus on relevancy matters a LOT! Website URL architecture must be properly and clearly laid out. For PR0 pages, QUANTITY of external links matter MORE than quality […]

Florabella is an Philippine Florist e-commerce website that offers flowers and gifts delivery via an Internet store. It has been receiving its fair share of organic traffic in its first two years of operation but its rankings has suffered in recent times due to the increased competition level and SEO sophistication of its rival Philippine […]

We’ve been switching servers and web hosting for a lot of web sites in the last 3 weeks. We’ve allotted a healthy dose of bandwidth to these site’s new shared hosting accounts knowing that upload bandwidth can be counted in the traffic even though one of our dedicated server providers don’t count incoming FTP traffic. So we were surprised to find that one of the sites we recently moved had already eaten up the 5Gig of bandwidth assigned to it, this is a 54MB site powered by WordPress where all if not most content are text blobs on the database. A quick look at the Webalizer traffic logs (provided on cPanel) revealed visits from trusted and known web robots as well as a new surprise entry….