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George Scifo

8 Basic Steps For a Better Digg Profile

Oct 28 2009

Posted by George as digg

In my earlier post on Digg, I had given a brief introduction on Digg. That was just for the beginners who needed to know something about this social book marking news site. In this post I would like to brief, how to be an active Digg user.

1) Create a Profile
If you would like to be a part of the Digg community, the first thing that you should do is to create your own profile with Digg. Try to create a unique and catchy username, so that we it would be remembered by other Digg users. Upload a profile picture and also add a small bio through which people would be able to understand something about your interests.

2) Start Reading
Start reading the news and articles on the front page  as well as the upcoming section of Digg. You can see a lot of interesting and amazing news, facts, images, videos etc which might be interesting to you.

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Twitter Lists. A New and Great Way to Organize Your Followers

Oct 16 2009

Posted by George as Twitter, social media

Twitter has introduced a new feature named Twitter Lists, which helps you to organize your followers and followings. This feature is in its beta stage and was thrown out to only a select few users. I was really surprised to see this feature on my Twitter home page and was curious to know about it. This feature helps you to discover  new and interesting Twitter accounts. You just to create a new list from your Twitter home page and don’t forget to give this list a suitable name. You can access this list directly by typing twitter.com/(your twitter profile name)/(list name).
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Solving Duplicate File Issue with Search Engines

Oct 13 2009

Posted by George as Google, Search Engine, Search Engine Optimization, search engine marketing, seo

Duplicate content have always been an obstacles for webmasters while going for search engine optimization. Many of the webmasters got their site penalized by the search engines for using duplicate content in their website. The main case of duplicate content arises when multiple URLs on the same domain pointed to the same content. This issue mainly arises in dynamic and CMS driven sites and the webmasters really live with the fear of being penalized by the search engines. The case arises when more than a single URL on the same website points to the same content under certain conditions. Consider pages in a CMS driven web site http://www.yoursite.com/products.php?item=woodchairs&category=chairs and http://www.yoursite.com/product.php?item=woodchairs&trackingid=3254&sessionid=7184 which points to the same content at http://www.yoursite.com/products.php?item=woodchairs

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