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WordPress Security – Cloaked Link Farms & Link Injection Attacks

October 28, 2009 By Admin

Wordpress security breaches are not an uncommon occurrence. WordPress-powered websites are far from being immune to hackers, although the latest release/s address many earlier security issues. WordPress, like other content management systems and forums such as phpBB, vBulletin, is a major target for hackers and spammers. Basic prophylactic measures need not be complicated or expensive. Those involved in hacking WordPress usually want to use the sites as concealed (cloaked) link farms. Its … [Read more...]

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CMS + SEO Revisited

May 18, 2009 By Admin Leave a Comment

Back in 2007, I published an article entitled “Content Management Systems Equal Business Suicide.” The articles basic premise was at that time, CMS software applications as produced were essentially bereft of even the most primitive SEO features or functions. Building a new website, or converting an existing wwbsite to the existing CMS versions of 2007 was rapid way of consigning those websites to the outer reaches of Google’s supplementary index. Lacking inbuilt SEF-URLs (search … [Read more...]

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A ‘Baker’s Dozen’ SEO Tips for WordPress

January 18, 2009 By Admin

Cooking Up a Traffic Feast on WordPress websites! Google loathes duplicate content! As a general rule, from an SEO perspective, you need to bear in mind this most fundamental issue. Google is trying to index and categorize the billions of pages on the web and calculate each page's relevance to specific search queries. Therefore, to have any chance of attaining appearance in Top 30 SERP's, pages must be accurately described... Keep in mind that Google is an entirely automated text indexing … [Read more...]

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Content Management Systems – Business Suicide in 2007

January 28, 2007 By Admin

One of the fastest way to minimise your chances of web business success is to use a Content Management System (CMS). There are a number of open-source CMS products, such as phpWS, Mambo, Plone, Drupal, Geeklog, Siteframe, and phpNuke etc and a plethora of proprietary CMS products espoused by individual web design companies as the answer everything from lack of HTML knowledge to rapid shopping cart deployment etc. Expressing this in simple terms, its said that possibly as high as 80% of … [Read more...]