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From: Eric Lander’s Blog
For the past few months Eric has been supporting Google Webmaster Tools, showing clients and friends how to use them to learn more about their web site. In that time, he’s had a number of questions about just what each of the tools do, and how they can be used for SEO purposes, etc. Read more at his website …

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This list is a reference for myself, my classmates, my clients, and all inquiring web masters. It is semi-inspired from my December 2007 Web Design Meetup Group in Gig Harbor, WA. I will be adding content here when I find additional noteworthy articles, so be sure to BOOKMARK THIS NOW! Photo from Stock.XCHNG

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From: Site Reference

Engineering Smarter Landing Pages
by Dan Lok
40 Simple Ways to Build Trust in Your Website Visitors
by Ankur Patel
Reaching The Top of Page One In Google In As Little As One Week
by Clinton Douglas IV
Web Marketing - Webmaster Tips - Not all web marketing needs to cost money.
by S. Housley
Top 10 Reasons Why You Might Want to Redesign Your Website
by Rajesh Tavakari
Create Professional RSS Feeds
by S. Housley
Using Stats to Succeed With a New Site
by Cralan Deutsch, Eddie Moojen, Wart Fransen

From: SiteProNews

Sitemaps Improve Site Value
by Lisa Barone
Selecting a Quality Domain Name
by Shelley Lowery
Establishing Your Web Presence
by Vishal P. Rao
What do People Want Online?
by Jay Conrad Levinson
The A to Z Guide to Getting Website Traffic
by Shawn Campbell
Tools for Online Tracking
by Sharon Housley

From: Miscellaneous Sources

2007: More Web Design Trends & Cliches or The Biggest Web Site Cliches of 2007
by Stuart Brown
How to choose a web host
by author at plusone.com
How to Choose a Web Host - Frequently Asked Questions
by author at twospots.com
How to Start / Create Your Own Website: The Beginner’s A-Z Guide
by Christopher Heng
How to Choose Your Ecommerce Hosting
by Joshua Mabilia
The Google Sandbox Explained
by author at twospots.com
Google’s PageRank Explained - and how to make the most of it
by Phil Craven

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Are you curious about how effective your website/blog is?

Having just a counter on your website doesn’t really tell you anything. Sure, web site statistics can be a bit of a confusing. The name alone, may sound like a complex excel spreadsheet full of boring numbers that most don’t have the ability to use, let alone systematize.

Some web stats packages can be down-right boring, providing only the basic numbers about who’s on your site - unique visits, page views, entry and exit pages are invaluable for your online success. Web stats have improved greatly in a short time and are able to supply an accurate study of what website visitors are up to every time they visit your site.

Successful webmasters are sure that they know exactly what’s happening on their websites.

There are many free hosted web stats sites, easy to use with enough functionality for most webmasters. You can too - take advantage of one of these free hosted website statistic solutions providers. If you haven’t set this up for your site(s) yet, take a look at these 14 top providers. Me? I use statcounter.com

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For those who don’t know, your website’s Alexa rank affects the amount of money that advertisers will pay to be shown on your site. The lower the numerical Alexa rank, the more money advertisers are prepared to pay.



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