(Continued)     September 11, 2004 edition

Our two featured articles for the week ending September 10, 2004:

1) The rundown on 301 and 302 redirects
The critical subject of redirecting a domain name to another has always generated a lot of controversy and has been the center of debate for many webmasters for almost as long as the Internet has come to existence. The need for having a site redirected to another URL can be based on many factors. One valid reason for doing this could be if you have a website and if your company name happens to be the domain name for your site. In order to make your site more “keyword-rich” in the search engines, you might want to seriously consider changing your domain name to another one.

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2) Important SEO tips to help you rank higher
Did you know that before search engine users visit a specific website, they already have made four separate and distinct choices. Choice number one: They decided to use the Internet to find a specific product or service, to research an issue of interest to them or to solve a problem, as much in their professional careers as in their personal lives.

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