Trying to blend your web page font with your adsense font type and size? Below is the summary from Quick Online Tips. Apply it to your CSS file. 

For the leaderboard
Title: style="line-height:12px; font-size:11px; font-family:verdana,arial,sans-serif"
Description: style="line-height:12px; font-size:10px; font-family:verdana,arial,sans-serif"
URL: style="line-height:12px; font-size:10px" face="verdana,arial,sans-serif"

For the large rectangle
Title: style="line-height:14px;font-size:11px" face="arial,sans-serif"
Description: style="line-height:14px;font-size:11px" face="arial,sans-serif"
URL: style="line-height:14px;font-size:10px" face="arial,sans-serif"

I just browsed DigitalPoint forums and found these bulk list of website directories to promote our site.

http://www.hvwebdirectory.com
http://www.sloox.info
http://www.fatinfo.com
http://www.roask.com
http://web-directories.ws
http://www.aaawebdirectory.com
http://avivafind.com
http://www.all-linkdirectory.com
http://www.traffic-directory.net
http://www.linkhole.com
http://www.backlinks.ca
http://www.dir.roofwindows.org
http://dir.netmark.pl
http://addaurl.info
http://www.mydirectorylive.com
http://www.seoname.com
http://www.superblogdirectory.com
http://www.hawkinsinternet.com
http://www.wannaberichtoowebdirectory.info
http://www.mytextlinks.info
http://www.fastdirectory.com.ar
http://www.linksubmitsite.com
http://e-centrex-directory.com
http://www.ibratu.ws
http://www.addgoodsites.com
http://www.indiandir.com
http://www.ploovi.com
http://www.m-s-n.org
http://www.dir.10dollarhosting.info
http://www.simplelinkdirectory.com
http://www.roask.com
http://www.builderlist.info
http://www.top501.nu
http://www.topseodir.info
http://www.xtremedirectory.com
http://www.goodwebdirectory.com

Hey, this post shouldn’t contain any materials you want to read when you click on the title. But, I’m not lying and giving you such fake post about how you make your love even better with your partner. Dan and Jennifer did this post in their site, along with hundreds of dating and sex tips you can read and discover. I found it not from Google instead I made my way to them via DailyBlogTips.

Tonight I met with a friend from my previous company, Bimo SP. He said that he need to have a little assistance to what he was doing about his current project. He asked me to make him a visualization over the project. And tonight I introduced him the world of blogging. You might wanna see his projects as an Event Organizer practitioner on his site.

I guess the title is not as important as exactly happened. I mean the word “Finally”. You know that word is usually used whenever we encounter hard times and difficulties upon certain thing. And when all those difficulties overthrown, you will say “Finally…” This afternoon I installed WordPress CMS on my home computer after Dedex put them previously inside the office’s computer. I interested to WordPress since I used the free version blogging service on WordPress.com

The first thing I do was installing the Appserv in my computer which serves as the localhost for the dynamic pages of WordPress. The process got a little crashed since I’ve installed the previous version in this computer, so when I type “http://localhost/” on the address bar, the browser still viewed the 2.0.4 version of Apache, not the 2.5.7

But, there was no longer problem when I uninstalled the older version and restarted the computer.

The next thing was setting up the database which I did with accessing the PHPmyadmin through the browser. Again there was a little hassle, when I tried to login. I flipped over when entering characters between the user name and password field.

After all the hassling events and couple of calls to Dedex, the WordPress CMS has been installed successfully. I wrote 2 example posts within and with the Smashing template, I found the result as gorgeus. Hmm.. how nice if it was truly uploaded to a real server.

So, daniy, have you considered to buy yourself a private domain?

 

Living in a world of blogosphere means that a blogger lives on a great network of written ideas and thoughts. Each blogger have their own ideas and put them into blogs with different ways. What I’m talking here is not about the technical blogging platform whether it’s WordPress, Blogger, Typepad, or else, but it’s more to how blogger expressed their ideas into words.

At some point, a blogger may found the same field of interest with other blogger say in his blog. And so the blogs, it provided a magnificent feature called comment. Any bloggers could have dropped themselves on a blog and for the same time could make a little note on the corresponding post which described their personal opinion. Whether it’s an agreeable or disagreeable comment, the opinion crafted a unique social network and provide encouraging state for any bloggers to develop their blogging ability.

But, the blogosphere is only still a medium which has it’s own way of life. I mean ethics. Every one can put any comment over somenone’s blog (if the blogmaster open the comment facility) but I surely say that not every comment would accepted with the blogmaster. There are unwritten rules on how to interact upon someone’s blog comment box. Everyone should obey the rules, or any of their comments would ended up on the trash bin.

Yesterday, Muhammad Saleem wrote a good article on Problogger about how to become a comment leader. And here I quoted most of his post at Darren Rowse’s blog as follows. He wrote 3 basic principles of commenting on blogs:

1. Be yourself, Not Your Brand
When you leave a comment, make sure that your identity comes across. Don’t be your blog, be the author. People want to interact with other people that genuinely share their interests, and by being yourself you instantly become more accessible. Inject your comments with your own unique voice and leverage your own unique set of experiences to make your point.

2. Create Value, Not A Pitch
A comment is useless unless it creates value for the audience. You can choose to provide more examples or counterexamples and further the conversation but don’t write one or two word comments simply agreeing or disagreeing with people. Creating value also means contributing selflessly (i.e. don’t advertise your blog and don’t use excessive signage).

3. Engage, Don’t Attack
Remember, nobody likes a troll or a flamer. When leaving a comment, don’t just engage the author, but engage the entire audience. This doesn’t mean that you can’t disagree with what is being said, it just means that you should be civil and disagree with what is being said, not who is saying it. Don’t forget to provide evidence for your side of the argument.

And so on, he wrote the whole explanation.

Fact of the matter is that a majority of the content that is created on blogs such as this one is based on people’s own experiences and is not set in stone. As such, the information being discussed is subjective and therefore there can be multiple solutions or ways of approaching the same problem (and most of the time there are relatively few wrong answers). When this is the case, and when most of the audience is trying to determine what the right answer is, they do two things:

1. People go to high-authority blogs to see what the author has to say.

2. When people are uncertain, they look towards others in the audience for help.

This help can come in the way of an affirmation of what the high-authority author is saying, or a rejection of the idea in favor of a different position. By speaking first, you can establish your influence and have a visible effect on the course the rest of the conversation takes. This is important because there is strong evidence suggesting that the order in which people speak is incredibly important in determining the impact that their opinion has.

This doesn’t mean that you start going to other blogs and commenting just so you can be first. What this means is that if you think that you’re voice is getting lost in the crowd, or that you have a strong opinion that needs to be heard, it’s time that you stepped up to the plate and spoke out first. The point of your comments doesn’t have to be to prove you right, but to make your side of the argument heard before the community decides what is right or wrong.

I think it’s quite hip enough. As information, in Indonesian blogosphere there’s a common word which usually found on the first comments on popular blogs: “pertamaxxx…”
In popular blogs, comments usually reached more than 30 in a few minutes after the article is posted. It’s a kind of race of think since the word represents the commentator as the first person who say a comment on that popular blog.

It’s nice to be first, but it’s more important to be noticed.

This morning, my motorcycle couldn’t do what it should: took me the office. I tried to warm-up the engine after I took the bath, and it worked successfully. For three minutes it runs smoothly and then suddenly put itself off. I thought it wasn’t a serious as it usually occurred when the engine hasn’t warmed up yet. But when I brought it to outside my house, it didn’t work at all, until now. So today I hitched a ride with my friend and came up a bit late.And now I’m just thinking how can I fix the problem this afternoon, while I know nothing about engines. I guess most of auto-repair services are also have been closed at 4 p.m. this afternoon. I should just try it.

Today, I feel unhappy…

And think how nice if I don’t have to go to work everyday…

A light topic article written by the simple dollar on the blog. Sometimes I just forgot of being myself, enjoying the life, and doing another good things to other people.

1. Play with a child. There are only 6,574 days between a child’s birth and their eighteenth birthday. Don’t waste a single one.

2. Keep that wallet in your pocket. Time is money and money is time – don’t spend either without a good reason.

3. Stop and smell the roses. You’re never too busy to enjoy the simple pleasures that life affords you.

4. Tell someone that they’re doing good work and that you appreciate it. Then tell their boss about it.

5. Do something you’ve never done before. You might have a hidden talent you’ve never known about.

6. Take a step towards one of your goals. You have goals, right? If you don’t know what the next step is, figure it out – that in itself is a big step.

7. Laugh out loud, and make someone else do the same.

8. Put some money away for the future. Anything at all, even if it’s just a dollar. One dollar a day starting at birth in a 4% savings account adds up to $120,000 at age 65. If you put away a bit more than that and just leit it be, you won’t have a thing to worry about when you’re old, just chasing a grandchild across the yard.

9. Tell someone you love them. Your mother, your wife, your child, a person who influenced your life a ton – whoever you love.

10. Do something unexpectedly kind for someone else, just to help them out. If they ask you if you want repaid, tell them to just do a favor for someone else.

I always said that creating a good result for your blog’s SERP is by creating the good content for it. Bear in mind that your visitors are true persons which are looking for some informations within yor site. So, why don’t you try to give them as best as you can? There’s nothing to lose whenever your visitor can give you more benefits than you may think.

And a good content started with a good title. You know, putting an interesting and appealing title could drive your pre-visitor right-down to the blog. They may have read your blog title somewhere on the social bookmarking sites. As they put their attention on such appealing phrase, there’s a great chance that they would clikc on the link.

But, good titles not also interesting for humans. Slurp and Googlebots put a tremendous amount of importance on title tags or what we use to know as permanent links. Have you ever imagine for being a search engine spiders? Since you are a bunch of machine codes, then all you can see and collect is what are written in blogs and websites. If I (the spiderbots) found a category named “cellular phone” then I would easily to write them down in my database as a cellular phone articles. If you don’t tell me what the page is all about, then I’m not going to know where to catalog your post in the SERP and maybe leave the result indifferent.

And for the first time, you should check for what your page is all about by leaving clues on in the source code. The following examples will help you how to understand how to form a good and pleasant informations for spiderbots to index your pages more effectively.

The title tag:

URL permalink post slug:
http://akudaniy.wordpress.com/2008/02/05/optimizing-title-permalink-meta-for-blog-seo/

The way you optimize the post permalink is by changing the post slug. WordPress automatically defaults to using the title of your post as the permalink, you can override that by changing the post slug to whatever you want.

For good measure you can optimize your keyword tags:

ALT (image) Tags:
<img src=” http://akudaniy.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/02/optimize-permalink-for-seo.gif” alt=”good permalink for search engine optimization”>

and page description:
<meta name=”description” content=”this post will going to introduce you how to optimize your title, permalink, and meta codes for your blog for search engine optimization”>

Now everything is tailored towards your key phrases like modern office furniture, so there’s no confusion about how you want Google to interpret your page. Would you rather your site resemble a wonderfully tailored suit or some unknown fabric slapped together, that hangs off your shoulder blades?