Submissions made in May 2005 are still not showing, so it seems pointless to fill out a free submission to Entireweb. Of course, their paid service works fine on Entireweb itself, although its “partners” display such listings because they are metasearch engines and they would have picked up one’s submissions elsewhere anyhow.
Read MoreTsection.com is a curious one. It seems to take some submissions but not most — from the ones we submitted some months ago. Worth watching.
Read MoreAnother free submission site where February 2006 submissions have been ignored so far.
Read MoreSites submitted in February have been ignored. Probably a waste of time to submit.
Read MoreHere is an interesting customer looking for a programmer to build a click fraud tool (I think): I need a VERy VERY strong/expert custom click fraud program. This program should work, undetectable and pure random. .It would be a good project for someone working for Google AdWords/Yahoo Search Marketing or MSN AdCenter to monitor.
Read MoreSubmit your web site for free to this directory! – says its link exchange page – I submitted on 1 April 2006 but no sign of acceptance as yet.
Read MoreA necessary evil in the process of search engine optimisation is to submit one’s site to directories. There are many out-of-date lists of free directories that are either not free anymore and/or don’t accept any submissions. This blog will attempt to list my experiences with such directories.
Read MoreJust after saying that there wasn’t any suspicious activity of late, an AOL visitor appeared to click a few times on the 14th. Google has recorded only one click, so no real harm done.
Read MoreThis is more of a non-post, only because my tiny PPC account has not noted any click fraud of late. I am not complaining. Perhaps sites that show evidence of a click fraud service tracking code are being avoided by the organised click fraud gangs?
Read MoreIn what must be a world-first, click-fraud detection provider Visitlab has noted on its home page that it has opened up its source code under a GPL licence. What does this mean? I doubt that many will download the code and run it as a competing service, but it is certainly reassuring to its users […]
Read MoreLitmus Media, which runs a click fraud company called ValidClick is the subject of a Letter of Intent to be bought for $21M by the Think Partnership. Follow the link for details.
Read MoreIncrediBill makes an insightful post about the “hysteria” of click fraud and that it is a “dead horse”. Be that as it may, he challenges the PPCSEs to fix technical issues such as: 1. Advertiser’s site goes offline, so the clicks go nowhere. 2. A network issue leads to dead clicks 3. Accidental ad clicks […]
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Ash Nallawalla
26 April 2006
SEO