rel="nofollow"

Why should you use the rel="nofollow" tag ?

The rel=nofollow isn’t a real meta tag but more of a html description. It is often used on blogs, forums and guestbooks. But it is also possible to use it in your website if you don’t want certain links  (intern or extern) to be followed and as a result leak pagerank. By adding the rel=nofollow you let the spidersknow that you didn’t add the link yourself but it was placed due to a blog or forum and therefore not necessarily approved. This doesn’t mean that spiders will reject the link. It just indicates that the link has no connection with your own website. Your website won’t be harmed in case there is a link to your website with a rel=nofollow.

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C, C#,C++ Compilers for Mac OS X

Cross Compilers for Mac OS X

For some of my softwares, I needed to built a multi platform distribution package, including executable for Windows and Linux. As I mainly work on Mac, I have decided to built GCC cross compilers for Windows and Linux. Then I have built Mac OS X packages in order to make installation simplest.

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Spin Text For SEO – A PHP Spinner

I recently had an SEO expert give us a few hours of his time to provide some suggestions to compliment our SEO strategy. One of the techniques that he introduced I was so impressed with (due to it’s utter simplicity) that I am kicking myself for not thinking of it before! Basically, if you have ‘doorway’ pages into your site (e.g. you have pages for ‘Cambridge Widgets’ and ‘Preston Widgets’ and alike) and want them to be dynamically generated, from the same content, but not to suffer horrible duplicate content penalties, you can use a ‘spinning’ function to generate contextually similar, different, content. The original concept is here, but I have enhanced it a bit to better suit my needs.

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