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Only Food – wp theme

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Fashion

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Bike

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Old England

Ainslie Johnson — Mon, 20 Sep 2010 12:20:40 +0000

Finance Magazine

Ainslie Johnson — Tue, 14 Sep 2010 06:21:22 +0000

A classy combination of dark blue, white and blue Having semi-magazine style look with an attractive Slider for Images.

Magazine Style

Ainslie Johnson — Mon, 30 Aug 2010 11:46:07 +0000

WG Magazine is a 3 columns free wordpress theme with simple, clean look, Unique and modern style, having the classic combination of blue, white, black and red, Ideal for Autos, Cars, technology, and other niche.

Excellent features in this template with feature categories and highlighted sections to focus user attention.

As added bonus site is seo ready with alt tags and image tags along with correct use of h1 and h2 onsite tags.

Grey Shimer

Ainslie Johnson — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 07:26:39 +0000

Grey Shimer is two columns free wordpress theme with unique and glossy look, having the classic combination of blue, grey and black.

Features:

XHTML 1.0 Transitional
Widget Ready
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Threaded comments support
FeedBurner subscribe via email support

Perfume Blog

Ainslie Johnson — Sun, 30 May 2010 10:54:22 +0000

Perfume Blog is three columns free wordpress theme with unique and modern style, having the classic combination of white, blue, grey and red.

Features:

XHTML 1.0 Transitional
Adsense Ready
Threaded comments support
FeedBurner subscribe via email support
A lot of advertising spots 125×125

Your Site Speed May Now Affect Where you Appear in the Google Search Engine

Internet News — Wed, 19 May 2010 13:13:13 +0000

Almost everyone who owns a website will want new people to be able to find them; unless of course your website is only aimed at providing your aunties with the latest pictures of yourself. In order for visitors to find a website one of the most important things is the ability to end up high in the Google search engine results. There are many search engines out there, but let’s be honest here and admit that there is really only one show in town these days – especially in the English speaking world. If your website does not appear high in the Google search engine results for keywords associated with your content then you may as well just have a site devoted to keeping your family and friends entertained; nobody else will be able to find it.

The ability to get a website listed high in the Google search engine results is referred to as search engine optimisation (SEO). Google uses a special algorithm to rate websites and although nobody knows for sure how it works there is enough information for people to be able to arrange their website in such a way so as to look attractive to the Google bots; the software that searches the internet using the algorithm to rate sites. Doing things such as; making sure that plenty of people link to your site, ensuring that you have the correct keyword density, and paying close attention to titles and metatags, can all push you up the ranks. Now it seems a new factor, site speed, is being added to the mix; if your website takes a long time to load then this may harm your chances with the Google algorithm.

This move by Google to use site speed as a factor when ranking is actually a shrewd move; of course you won’t agree with this if you have a site that is slow and takes half a day to load. Still, it is well known that visitors get annoyed with slow sites and most will leave immediately rather than waste their time. People just don’t have the time to wait for a spectacular flash intro to load – even if it is something really fabulous. Most people just want to go a site, get the information they are after, and leave. This new algorithm is likely to be the future for SEO; although it has not yet been applied to Google in the UK and other parts of the world.

Tweetie now belongs to Twitter

Internet News — Thu, 13 May 2010 10:16:37 +0000

The ability to tweet on the go is something many people these days enjoy. The popularity of mobile tweeting has not gone unnoticed by those responsible for Twitter and they have now taken over the company responsible for the iPhone application Tweetie. This is already a popular way for people to engage with the Twitter world so it will be interesting to see how being owned by the makers of the site will affect its fortunes. This take over also comes right in time for the next Tweetie application designed for the iPad – an occurrence that is unlikely to have escaped the attention of those at Twitter.

The Popularity of Tweetie

There are a number of reasons why Tweetie is so popular already; for one thing it has its own unique feel to it and is not just a miniature version of Twitter. One of the nicest things about the application is that it allows users to almost effortlessly manage multiple accounts. The newest version of the application also allows you to do a lot while offline. It is constantly evolving yet despite this Tweetie remains easy to use. There are a few different Twitter applications out there to suit the iPhone, but many would agree that Tweetie is by far the best of the lot.

One of the inner circle at Twitter, Fred Wilson, gave everyone an idea of his intentions when he announced in his blog that his company were interested in developing their own application that would allow them to capture the market for mobile tweeting. The surge of popularity for the iPad is also sure to have been a factor in their decision making too. Rather than reinventing the wheel though, the decision makers decided to go with an application that was already available. So you now have all the advances provided by Tweetie but under the Twitter umbrella. The application is also due to change names; although many would view ‘Twitter for iPhone’ as being a far from innovative name.

The Future of ‘Twitter for iPhone’

It will be interesting to see what this takeover of Tweetie will lead to. Will it mean an even meatier application and enthusiastic support or will people choose the non-official versions? Many similar devices have had a downward change in fortunes after they were acquired by a bigger entity. Twitter doesn’t seem prepared to take too many chances and they will be making the application free for at least a few weeks.