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I started using Fast Blogfinder almost exactly one year ago. And I’ve used this genius dofollow-recherche tool quite intensely as no other SEO soft­ware helps me gen­er­ate hi-quality dofol­low links that fast. (Check my in-depth review). Auto­mated com­ment­ing sys­tem are noth­ing but spam tools — at best, they don’t dam­age your Google rank­ing. FBL how­ever does not post any com­ments, but it’s an effec­tive tool to iden­tify related post­ings in your top­i­cal niche, but the com­ment­ing itself is done man­u­ally. The new ver­sion 3.0 will be avail­able on 10th of Decem­ber and I got some first-hand details. Read the rest of this entry »

Step in, ladies and gen­tle­men — wel­come to the weekly Blogistan-round-up! It’s my duty to enter­tain you (and some­times maybe even piss you off), but who cares — it’s all in the blog, st00pid! From Google Wave to the slut­ti­est brides in 2008, the blo­gos­phere is here to cover your every infor­ma­tion need. Read the rest of this entry »

This weekly round-up comes with a free day of delay, as I was pretty busi­ness last night tak­ing pic­tures of the sun­set from Brauns­berg. Rid­ing my bike home I had to be very care­ful since a nightly meet­ing of a rab­bit and a motor­cy­cle is usu­ally a very unpleas­ant expe­ri­ence for both sides. I haven’t digi devel­opped all pics yet, but this one turned out quite nicely:

So back to blog­ging busi­ness — what a week! We now finally know that there actu­ally *are* dif­fer­ences when it comes to the two sexes using social media. Read the rest of this entry »

Let’s face the facts that make feeble-minded web­mas­ters cry: divert­ing online ser­vices from their intended use is a vital part of any effec­tive link-building strat­egy. But while almost any self-employed SEO-consultant runs a cou­ple of social net­work pages, curriculum-vitae site are usu­ally left out. But that’s a big mis­take! There are, to be more spe­cific, at least two online curriculum-vitae ser­vices where reg­is­tra­tion pays off if you’re look­ing for a job, but for some juicy back­links. Read the rest of this entry »

Yes­ter­day, G-Lock Soft­ware announced the release of a new Fast Blogfinder ver­sion. The main fea­ture is a key­word sug­ges­tion tool that makes a very use­ful add-on. The option is called “Pro­vide query sug­ges­tions” and offers addi­tional key­words com­bi­na­tions. This is very help­ful to nar­row down your searches — and as always, the upgrade is com­pletely free for all users who bought a license for a pre­vi­ous ver­sion (which costs the ridicu­lously low sum of about 50 Euros by the way), so hurry up. Read the rest of this entry »

Another week bites the dust: and much ado is going on about some­thing that hardly any­body under­stands: the global finan­cial cri­sis is spilling over from bankruptcy-filing banks to the car indus­try and plenty other busi­nesses. Nei­ther Obama nor the new Aus­trian gov­ern­ment (if this com­par­i­son sounds strange to you: I live in Aus­tria) will have an easy job: and while the EU is plan­ning coor­di­nated mea­sures, I keep ask­ing myself one ques­tion that nobody could answer so far: The gov­ern­ments deem giv­ing cheap cred­its to banks appro­pri­ate. Why don’t they hand out those cred­its — on the same terms — directly to needy com­pa­nies? Read the rest of this entry »

No more denial, it’s offi­cial by now: no more out­door swim­ming 2k8, win­ter has kicked in Vienna. Yes­ter­day, the lit­tle white thingie called snow was float­ing around in the air, which is nice, if you live near the Alps (ski­ing sea­son!), but which sucks, if you live in Vienna: as soon as the first snow is falling, car-drivers get crazy: no mat­ter if the streets are actu­ally slip­pery or not. Read the rest of this entry »

The last elec­tion par­ties have ended by now, the USA are look­ing for­ward to a new era of fair­ness and social improve­ment. Will the new pres­i­dent be able to live up to his promises in times of an eco­nomic cri­sis? Looks like Bar­rack Obama has got to deal with a dif­fi­cult sit­u­a­tion, as the cri­sis is now spread­ing from the finance sec­tor to old econ­omy and car man­u­fac­tur­ers start fac­ing seri­ous trou­bles. Of course adver­tis­ing bud­gets will be cut, which will even­tu­ally lead to more and more online-money being spent for per­for­mance based mar­ket­ing. A rather bleak sce­nario for tra­di­tional adver­tiser, but def­i­nitely not the worst news for affil­i­ates. Read the rest of this entry »

Build­ing back­links to lever­age your online pres­ence can be a very tedious task — but it doesn’t have to be: thanks to the social web, there are lit­er­ally thou­sands of blogs that allow follow-links in their com­ments. No mat­ter which niche you’re work­ing on, there’s always a cou­ple of match­ing blogs where one gets strong, free back­links sim­ply for leav­ing a com­ment. But the chal­lenge lies in find­ing strong deeplinks with nofol­low turned off, and that’s where Fast Blog Finder comes in: this bril­liant piece of soft­ware does auto­mated key­word searches for blogs or other sites which allow com­ments. The results are grouped into fol­low– and nofollow-Blogs, all the impor­tant para­me­ters like Google Pager­ank and the num­ber of out­go­ing links are pre­sented in a very use­ful way. Read the rest of this entry »

Lately, Xsara has become quite fas­ci­nated with all the real­time pod­cast­ing buzz. “I’ve spent enough time as a lis­tener, time to get my own show,” she told me recently:

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In times of finan­cial cri­sis, good advice is even more expen­sive than usual. Many dogs are fright­ened to lose all their for­tune. Instead of just watch­ing bones go down the drain, Xsara decides to take her fate into her own paws.

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