As domains become mainstream worldwide, its been interesting to see how popular the extensions have become for each country. In most places .com is actually less popular than the local alternative. One result of that is that domain forums have…
One of the most important things to remember when managing SEO on your Joomla site is that duplicate content can easily become a problem. Its easy to have many different URLs pointing to the same page. Fortunately, some Search Engine…
Our Drupal vs WordPress vs Jooomla search engine test has been running our for six months now. If we’re going to get any conclusions at all, then they should be emerging by now. Let’s see what’s up:
Worried about all those PDF and RSS feeds from your Joomla site that keep popping up in search engine results? Theres a great post over at SEOMoz.org this week, talking about some of the topics we’ve covered on Alledia before:…
A quick answer to a question I often get: “is reciprocal linking bad?”. The answer depends on what kinds of reciprocal links you’re using.
Today is part 2 of our blog series called "Joomla SEO Site Review". Every week we’re going to look at a new Joomla site and address several questions the site owner wants answering about their site’s SEO. We’ll discuss them…
We’ve been working hard on producing version 1.1 of the Joomla SEO eBook and in the meantime have a new edition to announce – its now available in Hungarian. Jozsef Tamas Herczeg from Joomlandia.eu, along with Annamaria Ban, have just…
I’ve always been pretty cynical about the 2006 launch of .mobi. My strategy for domain investing has long been “.com and the main extensions of countries you know well”. I did buy half-a-dozen .mobi domains when they came out but…
A whole bunch of stuff from the prolific Barrie North and the Joomlashack team over the last couple of weeks:
Why on earth is a major company such as WebProNews.com continually allowed to get away with email spam? They have a very sneaky way of making people think they’re unsubscribing, while in fact remaining on WebProNews’ mailing lists indefinitely.