Most small businesses owners were hit hard by the economic crisis in 2008. However it had little or no influence on some online ventures, which not only maintained their operations but their owners turned into millionaires.

The year has been an inspiration for hundreds of thousands bloggers and Internet entrepreneurs world whide especially after the sale of the 3 most talked about blogs for some fairy tale money. These widely rumoured super expensive blogs were:

ArsTechnica.com acquired by Conde Nast

Just several days ago Google launched SearchWiki, a service that allows users logged into a Google account to customize search results for their needs. Now Googlers can vote up/down websites, delete and add websites, write notes and reviews of any website they like or dislike.

Google claims that these changes only affect the search results of every individual user, however it also states that the results can be shared with other Wiki users. Here’s what Google Blog says about the feature and its goals:

Talking about Splogs (Spam Blogs), I’d like to agree with many Internet moralists that these sites may be unethical, fake, etc. However…

Recently I’ve encountered a number of articles discussing the SEO business and how the era of..

For those in love with Black Hat SEO experiments I’ve compiled a little list of useful resources. However I wouldn’t say that these methods of search engine promotion provide long lasting effects…
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