Trik mudah untuk membuat komputer anda menjadi lebih cepat akan kita bahas di postingan saya kali ini.
Tips ini sangat bermanfaat bagi para pengguna komputer yang merasa komputer terlalu berat untuk menjalankan system operasi, apalagi untuk menjalankan aplikasi lainnya utamanya Game.
Pada dasarnaya komputer yang keadaan beroperasi di belakang layar sangat banyak sehingga peroses tersebut akan memakan banyak memori dan memperberat kinerja Proccesor.
Disini kita belajar untuk menon aktifkan system yang memberatkan kerja komputer tersebut.
Ikuti langkah berikut.
1. klick Start menu > Run. atau perss Windows+r (keyboard)
2. kemudian kettikkan "msconfig" pada kolom yang tersedia. Enter
3. maka akan muncul system configuratiion. pilih tab "services".
4. di tab "services" muncul list-list yang beropreasi saat komputer menyala.
5. JANGAN lupa click "hide all microsoft services"
6. maka list akan berkurang menjadi lebih sedikit.
7. list ini akan muncul jika kita menginstal suatu driver atau software pada komputer kita. contoh driver Printer, software Office dll. pilihlah list-list yang tidak diperlukan dan centang list tersebut.
8. anti virus dan driver yang penting jangan ikut di centang.
9. klick apply. klick ok. RESTART
10. selesai.
Trick diatas sangat manjur dan terbukti efektif mengurangi kerja memori (RAM) hingga 100MB lebh.
Masih ada lagi trick selanjutnya tentang "MSCONFIG" atau "SYSTEM CONFIGURATION" ini. akan kita bahas minggu depan (postingan selanjutnya).
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Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Google`s Mayday Update Making You Scream for Help?
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If you own a fairly large ecommerce site with lots of product pages, you may have noticed a drop in site visitors – and income – starting in May. If you track these things, you might even be able to trace it to a drop in your position on Google's search pages for very long tail keywords. You haven't made any changes to your site to account for this, so what's going on?
In the various SEO forums and SEO-focused websites, it's being referred to as Google's “Mayday” update. It's widely known that Google tweaks its algorithm on an ongoing basis, of course. Back in the old days (say five years ago), SEOs and site owners would get frantic with every update and what it would do to their site's standing. Nowadays, however, Google updates its algorithm several hundred times a year, and most of the time, nobody notices.
This one, apparently, is special. Mayday specifically seems to affect long tail keywords – searches that use three or more keywords. While any single specific long tail key phrase attracts limited traffic by itself, taken as a group, such keywords can bring a substantial amount of traffic to a site. Furthermore, searchers who use long tail keywords often know exactly what they want; they've done their research, and they're ready to buy that specific model of camera, cell phone, computer, or what have you.
This effectively means a double whammy for the ecommerce websites that seem most vulnerable to Mayday: not only have they lost some traffic, but the traffic they lost is (at least theoretically) the traffic that converts the best. And Matt Cutts' words about it aren't exactly reassuring if your site is affected: “this is an algorithmic change in Google, looking for higher quality sites to surface for long tail queries. It went through vigorous testing and isn't going to be rolled back.” Furthermore, this is a rankings change, not a crawling or an indexing change...so you can't console yourself with the thought that maybe Google hasn't indexed your entire site.
But what's this business about bringing higher quality sites up in the results for the long tail? Vanessa Fox writing for Search Engine Land notes that the change seems to mostly be affecting “very large sites with 'item' pages that don't have many individual links into them, might be several clicks from the home page, and may not have substantial unique and value-added content on them.” That's a pretty common profile for ecommerce sites. Fox speculates that Google tweaked the algorithms that track a page's quality signals and relevance by making quality more important (and relevance a little less important) to the overall score.
So if Fox is right about what's going on, what can you do about it? Painful as it sounds, it may be time to go back to Competitive SEO 101. Take a few of your pages that used to rank well for certain long tail keywords. Do the searches in Google. See where your page is now, and take a look at the pages that rank higher. Click through to the highest few pages and see what they're doing that your pages aren't.
If you sell a lot of different products, you may be relying only on the manufacturer's description – which may be informative, but is hardly unique. Amazon does this, too, but the online retailing giant finds lots of other ways to add unique content to their pages and make them stand out: user reviews, a good internal linking system with recommended items and lists, and so forth. They even attract external links to pages with such features as the “my favorites” widget.
You're not Amazon, of course, but there are surely some things you can do to make your content more original. Google has always looked for – and rewarded – high-quality, original content. The Mayday tweak just emphasizes this point a little more than in the past. This change is not going away, so you'd best learn how to accommodate your website to it. To put it bluntly, your bottom line depends on it.
Monday, April 6, 2009
Wikis
Wikisand particularly the Wikipedia, found at http://www.wikipedia.org/are community-based knowledge systems. The Wikipedia, and other select wikis, turn out to be excellent grist for the SEO link placement mill. Anyone can add content to a wiki, and the content tends to be authoritative. A link to your site strategically placed in a Wikipedia article may generate considerable traffic, and is likely to boost your sites standings with Google and other search engines.
The note of caution here is that placements should be relevant. Irrelevant spam links that don't have anything to do with a topic in a wiki are likely to be deleted by the community quickly. In addition, SEO has grown up from the early days, and practitioners realize that what goes around comes around, and that spam is evil. In other words, craft wiki text and links with care and make it valuable content for the wikiand, in doing so, better serve your SEO goals.
Getting Yahoo! Directory Listings
The Yahoo! Directory, a somewhat lesser known part of Yahoo!, works in pretty much the same way as the ODP, except that it is privately maintained Sites added to the Yahoo! Directory tend to end up in the Yahoo! index, as well as other important search indices, often with high ranking in response to searches related to the Yahoo! Directory category for the site.
To suggest your site for inclusion in the Yahoo! Directory, open the Yahoo! Directory's home page, http://dir.yahoo.com/.
You can also find the Yahoo Directory by opening the main Yahoo! home page, selecting Directory as your search category, and searching for a term. The search results you will be presented with are from the Yahoo! Directory (not the Yahoo! Web index), and the display will show where in the taxonomy you are, so you can browse through related categories.
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Getting Open Directory Project (ODP) Listings
The Open Directory Project (ODP), http://dmoz.org, is the most important taxonomic directory on the Web. Formally hosted and administered by the Netscape division of AOL, the ODP is run along the lines of an open source project with the belief that "humans do it better."
The ODP believes that web-automated search is ineffective, and getting worse, and that the small contingent of paid editors at commercial web search engine companies cannot keep up with the staggering rate of change on the Webdecaying stagnant sites, link rot, new sites, sites intended as search spam, and so on.The ODP is run and maintained by a vast army of volunteer editors. These editors follow internal checks and balances to keep the integrity of the directory. See http://dmoz.org/guidelines/ for more information about the ODP review process and guidelines for site inclusion.
You, too, can become an ODP editor in an area of your interest and expertise. See http://dmoz.org/help/become.html for more information about becoming an ODP editor. This is a partially facetious suggestion, but one of the most effective ways to use SEO to promote your sites is to follow the patterns and practices of the ODP to get your sites included. You'll find an FAQ about how to add your site at http://www.dmoz.org/add.html (this FAQ is also available via a link from the ODP home page).The ODP taxonomy (categorization system) and the sites included in the categories are freely available as data for use by anyone who wants to run their own search engine as long as the terms of the ODP's free-use license is complied with.
Google, and most of the major search engines, do use information derived from the ODP, but each major search engine uses it in their own way. With Google in particular, information from the ODP is used to form the Google Directory, http://directory.google.com.Most significant, inclusion within an ODP category means that your site is very likely to be included within the Google Web index (as well as the Google Directory, and in other major web indices) as a high-ranking result for searches within that category.
So it's worth submitting your site to the ODP, if only because it's the best way to get indexed by search engines, including Googleand, to a significant extent, to manage how your site is categorized. Read More......Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Taxonomies
Taxonomies are categorized directories of information. A directory differs from the index used by a search engine because a directory uses a structured way to categorize sites. An often-used analogy is that a directory is like the table of contents in a book, while the search engine index is like the, well, index to the book. In other words, the directory tells you how the book is organized, while the index allows you to search within the book for specific keywords.
It's a not-so-well-kept secret that one of the best approaches for getting good placements in the search engine listings is to enter through a back door, by working with the two most important structured directories: the Open Directory Project (ODP) and the Yahoo! Directory.
Search Engines
To avoid being left out, it makes sense to manually add your URLs to search engines. (In early times there might be more of a delay before your sites were found, and it really made sense to make sure you were listed!) To manually add your URL to Google, go to http://www.google.com/addurl/. You can get listed at Yahoo! at http://submit.search.yahoo.com/free/request. Getting listed is, of course, only the beginning of the battle. One of the key goals of core SEO is to get both highly ranked and listed in reference to some specific search terms. Achieving this goal requires taking affirmative control of the information that the search index may use to make ranking decisionsand that it will use to understand the quality of your pages.
If your page (or site) has inbound links from sites in a search index, then Google (or any other broad search engine) will most likely find you pretty quickly. However, it's peculiar but true: different search engines index different portions of the Web. Also, at any given time, it is impossible for any search engine index to include the entire Web!
Monday, February 23, 2009
Web Site Metrics and Measuring Traffic
An important component of SEO is getting a handle on web site metrics and measuring traffic. This is not as easy as it sounds, because a great many competing terms are used, and data is not always reliable. Alexa, http://www.alexa.com, is owned by Amazon.com. On the Alexa site, you can click the Traffic rankings tab to see an ordered list of the top 500 Sites updated daily. The Movers and Shakers list is also interesting. It is a snapshot of the "right here and now" on the Web, and is useful for aligning your SEO efforts with Web-wide trends in real time. It is worth spending time learning about popularity on the Web if you want to build successful sites. Alexa provides the tools you can use to see for yourself what is trafficked, and what is gaining or losing among top-ranked sites. You can also use Alexa to see traffic statistics for sites that are not in the top 500. For almost any site that has been around a while, Alexa will give you an idea of traffic statistics, and whether it is gaining or losing traffic. Alexa lets you enter descriptive information about your web site, which others can see if they check your site traffic using Alexa. You can also make sure that Alexa provides a snapshot of your home page along with its statistics. Since this service is free, it is certainly worth entering a site description and monitoring your Alexagarnered statistics. Alexa works by collating results from users throughout the Web who have installed the special Alexa Toolbar. (If you'd like, you can install the Alexa Toolbar and help with popularity statistics.) There's some question about the statistical validity of Alexa for less-trafficked sites because of this method of gathering dataAlexa's results are probably skewed towards users who are already web savvy and heavy users. Most likely, Alexa's results are not very meaningful for sites that are ranked below 100,000 in popularity (very roughly, with fewer than 10,000 visitors per week). Measuring Traffic The metrics of web site traffic is a huge topic just by itself, and goes way beyond Alexa. There are a number of books just about web metricsif you are interested in this topic, you might want to check out Jim Sterne's Web Metrics: Proven Methods for Measuring Web Site Success (http://www.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-0471450502.html), which is comprehensive and excellent, if a little dated. You can also take a look at the "Tracking and Logging" thread on WebMasterWorld, http://www.webmasterworld.com. There is also, of course, quite a bit of software designed simply to help webmasters gather and understand the metrics of their sites. Also, your web server's logs contain a great deal of traffic information that can help provide you with useful metrics. Measuring traffic is a very important topic: to optimize your site you need to have baseline information, as well as feedback, so you can understand whether changes improve site trafficand to also see which elements in your site draw traffic.
From an SEO perspective, you need to establish a plan for measuring traffic so that you can find out objectively which SEO measures have succeeded.
How much traffic do you aspire to? Another important question, because SEO approaches will differ depending on whether you want to generate tons of general broad traffic, or if you are targeting a narrow (but significant) niche.
A good (and reasonably objective) source of information and metrics about general and high-trafficked sites is Alexa.
Alexa
Friday, February 20, 2009
Content That Draws Traffic
There's a great deal of variation in goodsuccessfulcontent web sites. The purpose of these sites varies from humor to practical to editorial opinions and beyond. It's hard to generalize. But successful content sites typically do tend to fall into at least one (maybe more than one) of the following categories:
The site is humorous, and makes visitors laugh. While humor is a matter of personal taste, and varies tremendously depending on demographics of the target, humorous features can draw a great deal of traffic to a site. One downside is that humor tends to get stale quickly. An example of a humorous site that is popular is Googlefight, http://www.googlefight.com, a site that compares the Google rankings of two terms such as "God" and "Satan."
The site provides a useful free service. Web services that are free (and desirable) can draw astounding levels of traffic. A good example is TinyURL, http://tinyurl.com, which provides a practical and very useful (but simple) service: it allows you to convert long, unwieldy URLsfor example, those you often see from Amazon.com when you select an inventory itemto short, convenient URLs that are easy to use in HTML code (and easy to enter in a browser). TinyURL gets hundreds of millions of hits per month, and is able to convert some of this traffic for other purposes (such as making money from advertising).
The site is an online magazine, newspaper, or blog. Newsworthy content or interesting opinion pieces can draw considerable traffic. But the fact that anyone can put up a blog means that you'll have to go to considerable lengths to distinguish your content.
The site provides practical information. Many people turn to the Web as their first line of approach for finding information: about technology, relationships, travel destinations, health, and much more. Adding useful articles is often one of the first steps taken by SEO consultancies to beef up traffic to a destination site. Obviously, the more closely related the articles are to the kinds of traffic you want to target, the better this will work from an SEO perspective.
The site services a community, and provides communication tools for that community. The Web is largely about community, and involving community in your site serves several SEO purposes. Not only will your community help keep your content fresh, it's also self-selecting: if you enable your community with care it can help to tell you which topics are of interest, and what content areas will draw traffic.
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
What is Adsense?
Google places ads on your website that are automatically chosen to be relevant to the content of the pages the ads appear on. All you need to do is place some code into your web pages and Google does all the rest.
If someone visiting your site sees an ad and clicks on it, Google charges the advertiser and shares the income with you.
The amount you earn per click varies enormously from a few cents to many dollars. This course will explain why the amount differs so much – and how to increase the average value of the clicks you get.
So that's the mechanics but in the more philosophical sense, AdSense is enabling literally hundreds of thousands of web publishers to monetize their content and thus is helping enrich the whole internet because AdSense income is now making many valuable and useful sites viable as business enterprises whereas before AdSense they were losing money.
Thursday, February 12, 2009
How much is your blog worth
Have you asked him, about how the price you have a blog after the heat and throw the bones to make extortionate? And now this is a service on the internet that you can estimate how much approximately the price that you blog miliki.Tecnorati provide these facilities. Very easy to do does not need to pay or register, simply enter the address of blogging trus click Submit button is a long time, the result will be out. In addition, I show you what, you can also install the blogging.
This is the link that you can use to see the price of your blog :
http://www.business-opportunities.biz/projects/how-much-is-your-blog-worth/
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Protect from cheater article blog
Perhaps some of you hate when cangat article on your blog copied by others. or very angry if you know your blog article posted back by another person.
Following way so that people can not cheat your article.
First login to the blogger, and then select Layout -> Edit HTML
find this code <body> located approximately in the middle of the left, and usually after the code </head>. note that in the html code there are any posts "body", do not choose the wrong body
insert:
onmousedown="return false" oncontextmenu="return false" onselectstart="return false"
example :
<body onmousedown="return false" oncontextmenu="return false" onselectstart="return false" >
save
"other people can not be right Klick".. :)
Detect who cheat blog
Following is the address of a site that works to find out who cheat any posts our blog. article may be very important or have any ownership. you can visit the http://www.copyscape.com,
Steps:
Just enter the site address to your column, and then press enter.
For more detail our posting posting your address type and press enter
Friday, February 6, 2009
Driving Traffic to a Site
The first goal of SEO is to draw traffic to a site. But traffic is drawn to sites that are good. So let's take a look at two perspectives on what kind of content draws traffic.
First, a web site worth practicing SEO upon should be a worthy beneficiary: a site with content that at least theoretically has the ability to draw traffic.
Second, one SEO techniquein the absence of this worthy contentis to create it from scratch. So bear in mind that creating content to draw traffic is one of the most effectiveand simplestSEO techniques. As such, it's worth having a look at content that draws traffic.
Content That Draws Traffic
Web Site Metrics and Measuring Traffic
An important component of SEO is getting a handle on web site metrics and measuring traffic. This is not as easy as it sounds, because a great many competing terms are used, and data is not always reliable.
From an SEO perspective, you need to establish a plan for measuring traffic so that you can find out objectively which SEO measures have succeeded.
How much traffic do you aspire to? Another important question, because SEO approaches will differ depending on whether you want to generate tons of general broad traffic, or if you are targeting a narrow (but significant) niche.
A good (and reasonably objective) source of information and metrics about general and high-trafficked sites is Alexa.
What SEO Can (and Cannot) Do
SEO can drive more traffic to your web site. If you plan carefully, you can impact the kind of traffic driven to your site. This means that you need to consider SEO as part of your general market research and business plan. Sure, most businesses want traffic. But not just any traffic. Just as the goal of a brick-and-mortar business is to have qualified customersones with money in their pocket who are ready to buy when they walk in the door, an online business ideally wants qualified traffic.
Qualified traffic is not just any traffic. It is made up of people who are genuinely interested in your offering, who are ready to buy it, and have the means to buy it. This implies that to successfully create an SEO campaign you need to plan: this means understanding your ideal prospect, their habits and who they are, and creating a step-by-step scheme to "lure" this prospect to your site where he or she can be converted to a customer.
In addition, SEO cannot spin gold from straw, or make a purse out of a sow's ear. Garbage sitesor sites that exist as scamswill not draw huge amounts of traffic. Or if they do, these sites won't draw traffic for long. Google and other search engines will pull the plug as soon as they see what is going on.
As time goes by, SEO needs to be regarded as an adjunct to the first law of the web: good content draws heavy traffic. There is no substitute for content people really want to find.
While best practices SEO should always be observed, there needs to be a sense of proportion in how SEO is used. It may not make sense to create a "Potemkin Village" using SEO to draw traffic to a site if the fundamental site doesn't yield high returns. In other words, SEO that is costly to implement is becoming regarded as one more aspect of advertising campaign managementand subject to the same discipline of cost-benefit analysis applied to all other well-managed advertising campaigns.
Sunday, January 25, 2009
SEO at its Core
The core practices of good SEO are fairly simple:
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Understand how your pages are viewed by search engine software
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Take common sense steps to make sure your pages are optimized from the viewpoint of these search engines
Fortunately, this essentially means practicing good design, which makes your sites easy to use for human visitors as well.
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Avoid certain over-aggressive SEO practices, which can get your sites blacklisted by the search engines
From a broader viewpoint, good SEO involves creating an effective business campaign: understanding your sales proposition and benefits, creating a strategy for drawing and converting prospects, and being better at what you do than your competition.
Read More......
SEO's Evolution
Originally fairly narrowly conceived as a set of techniques for rising to the top of search engine listings, search engine optimization, or SEO, has conceptually expanded to include all possible ways of promoting web traffic.
Learning how to construct web sites and pages to improveand not harmthe search engine placement of those web sites and web pages has become a key component in the evolution of SEO. This central goal of SEO is sometimes called core SEO (as opposed to broader, non-core, web traffic campaigns, which may include paid advertisements).
Search engine placement means where a web page appears in an ordered list of search query resultsit's obviously better for pages to appear higher up and toward the beginning of the list returned by the search engine in response to a user's query.
Not all queries are created equal, so part of effective SEO is to understand which queries matter to a specific web site. It's relatively easy to be the first search result returned for a query that nobody else cares about.
Clearly, driving traffic to a web site can make the difference between commercial success and failure. So SEO experts have come to look at search engine placement as only one of their toolsand to look at the broader context of web technologies and business mechanisms that help to create and drive traffic.
SEO is rapidly evolving into an advertising discipline that must be measured using the metrics of cost-effectiveness that are applied to all advertising techniques.
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Create Read More in Blogger
<div class='post-header-line-1'/> <b:else/> <span id="fullpost"> </span>
1. Log in to Blogger
2. Select Layout -> Edit HTML
3. back-up you first template, if you want to download the template before any posts cilick Download templates, and save.
4.Check the box labeled Expand Widget Templates
5. Copy the following code and put this code right above </ head>
<script src='http://kendhin.890m.com/Readmore.js'
type='text/javascript'/>
7. Looking for this code
<div class='post-header-line-1'/>
8. Under the code enter the following code:
<div class='post-body entry-content' expr:id='"post-" + data:post.id'>
<b:if cond='data:blog.pageType == "item"'>
9. Change code: <div class='post-body entry-content'> with this code :
<div class='post-body entry-content' expr:id='"post-" + data:post.id'>
<b:if cond='data:blog.pageType == "item"'>
10. Search code <p><data:post.body/></p> and add code, so all the code will be like this:
<b:if cond='data:blog.pageType == "item"'>
<p><data:post.body/></p>
<p><data:post.body/></p>
<span id='showlink'>
<p><a expr:onclick='"javascript:showFull(\"post-" + data:post.id + "\");"' href='javascript:void(0);'>[+/-] Read more...</a></p>
</span>
<span id='hidelink' style='display:none'>
<p><a expr:onclick='"javascript:hideFull(\"post-" + data:post.id + "\");"' href='javascript:void(0);'>[+/-] More...</a></p>
</span>
<script type='text/javascript'>checkFull("post-" + "<data:post.id/>")</script>
</b:if>
12. At the bottom of the box that have any posts "Post Template", and fill in the code below into it and save the settings.
Finnish..:D
If you make a post select the "Edit Html", place abstraksi posting will be displayed on the home page on the code while the rest of the posts in place of code and author : trik-tips.blogspot.com
Showing how's Off / Online Yahoo Messenger Widget
In tricks this time we will try to talk about "How do Showing Status Offline / Online Yahoo Messenger." some of you may have to ask. I will explain a little, for example, if you are online on YM, blogging visitors will be able to directly interact with you directly, so that communication will happen in the blogging, and will add to the visitors.
If you offline status of the picture will be like this:
Offline:
Online:
Following how to install the gadget for Yahoo Messenger users:
Enter the following script:
<a href="ymsgr:sendIM?CristianRonaldo"> <img src="http://opi.yahoo.com/online?u=CristianRonaldo&m=g&t=2&l=us"/>
</a>
Change the text color red (CristianRonaldo) with your YM id.
note the number "2", that you can change the numbers and the result will be images that are displayed differently.
BUZZ...!!Any Question?
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Sunday, January 18, 2009
Change the icon on the addres bar
If we explore the website or blog so sometimes we have come across an image or icon in the address bar (the box to type the web address). And if the site is blogspot (blogger) then the default look like this:
If you are not satisfied with the icon / image, you can replace it with a picture in accordance with your picture. is very easy, namely to create a picture (gif, jpg, ICO, and lain2) with a size kira2 24x42 pixels to 32x32 pixels (actual size is free, but let the file to open the small and fast) software can use Photoshop, or with the software correl another. Then follow these steps ...
1. go to "Layout - Edit HTML" are placed before the following script code </ head>
<link href='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh-q9y9zbLZ9l08udorOFI1PxAEWjWcabEs6EU72kBHDUAm9YEWTtsZM9ea__VTQKc1rMQIQFgdSvQmQgCngd2k6WKispnPJuc6yiftd-MabGzljJevbE944zQfATJ0qM2w4Qjrk1RVNsOS/s400/tutorialtrickseo.png' rel='SHORTCUT ICON'/>
*you can change the address link from the image that will be used to link the image you've created yourself
Have other questions?
