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Adam McFarland owns SportsLizard.com - an online marketplace for buying and selling sports collectibles. SportsLizard.com was recently awarded honorable mention in the Microsoft Start Something Amazing Awards. You can read Adam's blog about being a young internet entrepreneur by going to http://www.sportslizard.com/blog/
Joined: 09th February 2006
Articles: 33
URL: http://www.sportslizard.com
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Web Development with SEO in Mind

23rd November 2006
When a business owner decides to bring their business to the web, generally the last thing that they think about is search engine optimization. They assume that whomever they hire to do their web design will put up a site and then submit it to the search...

Preparing Your Site for Internet Explorer 7

08th September 2006
Here's the scenario: one morning you open your email and your inbox is flooded with emails that your site isn't working properly. Maybe your text or images don't look right, or even worse maybe your site isn't properly processing credit card transaction...

Writing for the Web

01st September 2006
Have you ever tried to read your local newspaper online? How about the New York Times or the Wall Street Journal? It just isn't the same. Do you know why? Because articles meant for print don't translate well to the web, and the rules that apply to wr...

5 Free Things You Can Do to Get More Traffic Immediately

13th August 2006
Just because you have a new site, it doesn't mean you have to wait months to start getting some traffic. Most site owners are so focused on search engine traffic that they neglect other sources of traffic that can pay dividends immediately and help their...

You Don't Need More Traffic to Make More Money

13th August 2006
Every website owner has a somewhat unhealthy obsession with driving more traffic to their site. We all want more traffic, if for nothing else to be able to brag to others how many unique visitors we've received. Competition among web owners aside, actua...

Using Blog PR to Promote Your Site

01st August 2006
The recent trend of using the press release to promote an online business has emerged with good reason – good press costs very little and can do more for a business than thousands of dollars of marketing. Most businesses use press distribution services l...

13 Great Firefox Extensions for Web Professionals

25th July 2006
Like most web developers or SEO professionals, I use a vast array of tools to get the job done. I use a combination of desktop and web applications, some purchased and some free. Everyone I know has downloaded a free copy of Mozilla Firefox, but few rea...

Google's Next Move – Video Game Ads?

20th July 2006
Since AdWords was launched in 2001, Google has expanded to image ads, video ads, and print ads, and has frequently been rumored to be entering radio and television. While many think that television ads (ala Spot Runner) could be Google's next major move,...

Using Google Alerts to Help Your Business

12th July 2006
At times it seems that Google releases more new products and services than we can keep track of. From Google Calendar and Google Video, to Google Base, Google Finance, and Google Trends, it can be overwhelming just to remember what each one does. One of...

Do Search Engines Care About Valid HTML?

03rd July 2006
Like most web developers, I've heard a lot about the importance of valid html recently. I've read about how it makes it easier for people with disabilities to access your site, how it's more stable for browsers, and how it will make your site easier to b...

Getting Your Site Indexed Before You Launch

29th June 2006
I've noticed that most SEO articles focus on what to do after you launch your site. Those that do deal with preparing your site for launch usually discuss on-site SEO like keyword research and meta tags. What tends to be neglected is the advantage that ...

Book Review – Warriors, Workers, Whiners, and Weasels

25th June 2006
We all know a Weasel. You know, that person that threatens to take down your organization by using every sleazy tactic in the book to advance their careers regardless of how it effects others. Warriors, Workers, Whiners, and Weasels: The 4 Personality T...

Are Made for AdSense Sites Ruining Search Results?

20th June 2006
It's happened to you. You've searched for something on Google and several promising results appear. You click on a link, but when you get to the site all you see are a few ads and nothing even remotely close to what you searched for. So you go back to ...

How to Prioritize Your Work

16th June 2006
Regardless of whether you are a student, work at home mom, a web designer, or a CEO of a Fortune 500 company, prioritizing your work is critical to your success. Failing to prioritize your work load usually results in being extremely inefficient and extr...

Increase Your Productivity and Your Margins with Free Software

16th June 2006
I'm guessing you're pretty busy. You've got a ton of stuff to get done everyday and you don't need to waste time doing monotonous and repetitive tasks. But you also are probably pretty cost conscious and don't have money to throw away on every piece of ...
 
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