How do I get my site on the first page of Google? Good content? Lots or relevant backlinks? Good site structure? The answer is yes to all of them but truth be told no one really knows how much of each you need to apply to you site. There once a time when webmasters would simply tell you that all you need is a few relevant keywords in your meta tags and you are away. Not so it seems.
Google’s own head of webspam Matt Cutts has confirmed that Google completely …

Over at Google they have many teams covering a whole raft of subjects including travel, retails and tech to name a few. Each dedicated team has recently launched its very own Twitter service to keep you informed of news and information from your relevant sector. The links can be found below as well as a bunch of other useful Twitter accounts from Google. Feel free to post anymore you know of.

Travel
http://twitter.com/googletravel
Tech
http://twitter.com/googletech
Auto
http://twitter.com/googleauto
Media & Entertainment
http://twitter.com/googlemande
Finance
http://twitter.com/googlefinsvcs
Retail
http://twitter.com/googleretail
Creative
http://twitter.com/CreativeSandbox
Google Offical
http://twitter.com/google
Mobile Apps
http://twitter.com/googlemobileapp
Google Books
http://twitter.com/googlebooks
Ad Manager
http://twitter.com/googleadmanager
Google OS
http://twitter.com/googleos
Travel
Tech
Auto
Media & Entertainment
Finance
Retail
Creative
Google Official
Mobile Apps
Google Books
Ad Manager
Google OS

This years A4U Expo is just around the corner and the agenda is jam packed with fantastic figures from the world of affiliate marketing, SEO, blogging and search. This event offers a wide range of information from seasoned affiliate professionals such as Kieron Donoghue, Dave Naylor and Duncan Jennings.
You can view the full agenda and attendee list here.
Whether you’re new to affiliate marketing and looking for advice or a super affiliate looking to meet like minded figures and discover the next big thing then this event is for you.
R.O.EYE and …

I discovered an article when browsing the Telegraph entitled “50 Things That Have Been Killed by The Internet”. Its a slightly humours look at how the internet has affected our lives not necessary for the better.
I have to admit that my life was empty before I discovered the Chuck Norris Random Fact Generator, good times people.
Feel free to comment with any more suggestions you may have.

In July 2008 Qudico, one of the UK’s largest cash back sites, made the announcement that it was ending its relationship with Affiliate Window. Reports at the time suggested this was due to disagreements over Quidco’s sure shop scheme, essentially this scheme was an agreement between networks and Qudico designed to guarantee that networks resolve any Quidco members transaction queries within 28 days or they would be auto-approved. This didnt really offer much in the way of protection for the merchants and would mean in many cases  merchants would have been paying for sales that were …