Linking Namecheap with Hostgator

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After selecting a webhosting that will be used, now is the time you connect the domain that you have registered with the webhosting. It's easy, you only need to fill in the Name Server is informed by webhosting into the domain info on the domain registrar you.Log into your account at domain registrar, in this example is Namecheap. Then click "Manage Domains" or link "view" on the information on number of domains in your account.
 

After seeing the list of domain names that you have, click the domain name you want to connect with the web hosting. Next, click the menu "Transfer DNS to WebHost" or "Domain Name Server Setup" located on the left.
Fill in the Domain Name Server (DNS) # 1 and # 2 according to the DNS server hosting the information you use. This information usually via e-mail you receive when you open a hosting account on a web hosting company. 

Note:

1. If you are using Bluehost, then maybe the DNS is used is ns1.bluehost.com and ns2.bluehost.com;

 2. If you are using Hostgator, then maybe the DNS is used is ns1:.nsxxxx.hostgator.com and ns2:nsxxxx.hostgator.com

then click the "Save Changes"

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How Important BackLink and PageRank?

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Pagerank and Backlinks, can be described as two sides of the coin, can not be separated from one another, but each relates to each other. A website can not rank well when traffic can not work optimally. Until now, a lot of website owners, willing to spend money that does little to put the website in the first sequence in the search engines, such as: Google, Yahoo, Alexa, Ask and others. For website owners, was ranked first in the search engine will raise the level of popularity on the internet. In addition, expected to raise the level of sales, because so much traffic that led to the website. Not surprisingly, many programmers who are paid only to create an application that is so sophisticated that can increase the ranking of its clients websites.
Google describes PageRank: [4]PageRank reflects our view of the importance of web pages by considering More Than 500 million variables and 2 billion terms. Pages that We believe are Important pages receive a higher PageRank and are more likely, to Appear at the top of the search results.
Also PageRank considers the importance of EACH page That casts a vote, as votes from Some pages are Considered to have the Greater value, Thus giving the linked page Greater value. We have always taken a pragmatic approach to help improv search quality and create useful products, and our technology uses the collective intelligence of the web to determine a page's importance.

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The Free Basic Web Analytics Tools

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1. Traffic Tracking Tool: Google Analytics

One of the best and most powerful free web analytics tools to track your website visitors is Google Analytics. Not only can you get all the basic metrics like pageviews and unique visitors, and trends for them over time, but you can set up goals so you can measure conversion rates (like for newsletter signups or products purchased). Another cool feature is the Site Overlay tool which enables you to see a visual breakdown of where visitors are going and clicking on your website. Its also very easy to put on your website – all you have to do is put a simple tag on each of your pages. No need for help from techy folks or your IT department.

2. Traffic Tracking Tool: Woopra

One of the newer free web analytics contenders (so new in fact that they are still in beta) is a tool called Woopra. This tracking tool is ideal for smaller websites, especially for blogs. Two of the cool features it has (that Google Analytics doesn’t offer) are real time visitor analysis (you can see where they came from, what page they are on, where they have been so far etc), and also a great built in chat tool, that allows you to popup messages to your visitors and actually talk to them – offer help, get feedback etc. Might be worth checking out, especially for those of you looking to try something different than the leading free Google Analytics tool.

3. Blog Feed Tracking Tool: Feedburner

For those of you that have a blog out there, you should be offering RSS (real simple syndication) feeds of your blog posts. This way, visitors don’t have to keep coming to your website to read your posts – they can read them via an online feed reader like Bloglines or Google Reader, or even read them in a daily email. This free tool, Feedburner, makes it easy to track who is subscribing to your posts via feed readers and email, and helps you learn what your most popular posts are. Go sign up!

Advanced Free Web Analytics Tools (Free means Zero Cost!)

4. Visual Visitor Analysis Tool: Crazy Egg

Crazy Egg is great for people who don’t really like looking at numbers, and are more visual. Its basically a very advanced version of Google Analytics’ site overlay tool. It allows you to see EXACTLY where people are clicking on your website, and even shows you in the form of a heatmap. It’s great for helping you come up with ideas of what to change and test on your website (more about testing in an upcoming post). They have a basic free level of service for you to use and check out, plus more premium, paid versions.

5. Search Engine Analysis Tool: Enquisite

If you took out the Search Engine reports part of Google Analytics, and added in a lot more detailed reports regarding your regular search engine traffic (resulting from your SEO efforts) and your paid search engine clicks, then you pretty much have ‘Enquisite‘ in a nutshell. It is a very useful free tool for those of you who spend considerable time and resources regarding attracting website visitors from search engines.

6. Survey Tool: 4Q
One of the best ways to understand what is happening at your website is to ask your visitors questions in the form of a web survey. You should never just rely on visitor statistics. These question answers tell you ‘why’ your visitors are doing the ‘what’ that you see in your website tracking stats, and enable you to get ideas for improving your website, thus improving the visitor experience, increasing the chance of them coming back. This new tool called 4Q is free and easy to set up and start generating good feedback.

7. Recording Tool: ClickTale

ClickTale takes visual analysis tools to another level, and enables you to record and watch what your website visitors do! You can watch what your website visitors do on your website from their own perspective. Its great for understanding where they go and what troubles they are having. And it only requires a few simple lines of code to be added to your pages! Amazing huh? The free version allows up to 100 recordings a week – more than enough to get started with! Intriguing stuff! Here is a sample of one such recording.

Download:

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So there we have it – a pretty long list of free analytics tools for you to check out and start playing with – lots of nerdy fun to be had, I assure you! And it just goes to show, you don’t always have to pay to get great tools!

Resource from http://www.makeuseof.com/

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Measure of Your Website Density!

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To measure the density of a web can use SEO tools from InstantPosition.com. By entering the URL address of the web along with the keywords you use (may use more than one keyword), you can measure the density of existing content on the web as a whole. Tool in InstanPosition.com will analyze each of your keywords and keywords that determine the value of high-density Palin.

To try it please visit: InstantPosition.com/seotest.php

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Adwords Is That?

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Google Adwords is a quick and easy, to advertise on Google and its partners, you have to paid as your budget. This method is done with algorithms, which will display ads that mempu give the highest bid value. Adwords ads displayed along with search results on Google, as well as site search and content in Google's network has grown rapidly to include web sites seperli AOL, EarthLink, HowStuffWorks, and Blogger. With the appearance of your ads on search results on Google and page views on Google's network every day, your Google Adwords ad can reach a broad audience, and make it as a priority as the search results.

In order for your AdWords ads can appear on Google and its search partner, there are a few tips you can do:

1. Choosing keywords for your Adwords ads, and set a maximum amount that will be paid for every visitor that clicks on them.
2. Placing your ad's position is correct. For that you can choose among a variety of ad formats, including text, images, and videos, and you can use the feature to track your ad performance with easy to use reports in an online account control center.

Here are some basic things to consider when you want to try calculating the cost of advertising on Adwords.

1. Set a budget.
2. There is no minimum fee requirements, you are only charged a one-time activation fee.
3. You can set limits on costs to be incurred each day.
4. You can specify the amount of costs to be paid, per click or per impression.
5. Do not try to guess the estimated cost per click.
6. Use keywords (keyword tools) to study the traffic estimates obtained the keywords you select, so you can take the right decisions about how to choose keywords, and you can maximize your budget.

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