EXEIdeas | June 22nd, 2016 | 0 Comments | Internet / Internet InformationGoogle had confirmed that it is removing Toolbar PageRank. That means that if you are using a tool or a browser that shows you PageRank data from Google will begin not to show any data at all. Google explained that the company still uses PageRank data internally within the ranking algorithm, but the...
EXEIdeas | June 21st, 2016 | 0 Comments | Twitter / Twitter TricksNow it is solved by SendLongerTweet. Twitter’s strict 140 character limit exists to comply with its “micro blogging” format. However, sometimes you need just a few extra characters to put down all of your thoughts, or even embed a picture into it. Although Twitter does not allow e...
EXEIdeas | June 20th, 2016 | 4 Comments | Blogspot / Blogspot TipsBy Default when you will upload an image to Google Blogger then i will ask you about its size like shown in the below screen shoot. So it means that you will have the fix size of image that will go messed up when your size will go short in width so you have to […]...
EXEIdeas | June 19th, 2016 | 2 Comments | Internet / Internet InformationGoogle stopped updating PageRank. The most recent three updates made to PageRank happened on the 7th of November, 2012, the 4th of Feburary, 2013, and the 5th of December, 2013. It is now late December in 2015, meaning it has been two full years since the last PageRank update. Face it, everyone; Pag...
EXEIdeas | June 18th, 2016 | 0 Comments | Internet / Internet InformationCitation flow and trust flow both are new link metrics which are considered in your site’s rankings which are used to determine the domain, sub domain and web page’s presence. Majestic SEO announced a new set of link metrics they came up with that should give Google’s PageRank metric and SEOmo...
EXEIdeas | June 17th, 2016 | 6 Comments | Guest Post / Internet / Internet MarketingMarketing has been continuously evolving for centuries. It can be seen in historic films that active market stalls and trader’s dates back to the age of ancient Greece or Rome. While these traders had not called their activities marketing but the work they were doing essentially resembles the mark...