• sitemap.xml
• ftp access
• basic html knowledge
• lots of coffee

<MTIf name="entry_template">
  <title><$MTGetVar name="page_title"$> - <$MTBlogName encode_html="1"$></title>
  <MTElse>
    <MTIf name="main_index">
    <title><$MTBlogName encode_html="1"$></title>
    <meta name="description" content="<$MTBlogDescription$>" />
    <MTElse>
    <title><$MTBlogName encode_html="1"$>: <$MTGetVar name="page_title"$></title>
    <MTIfArchiveType type="Individual">
    <meta name="description" content="<$MTEntryExcerpt$>" />
    <meta name="keywords" content="<$MTEntryKeywords$>">
    <MTElse>
      <MTIfArchiveType type="Category">
      <meta name="description" content="<$MTCategoryDescription$>" />
      </MTIfArchiveType>
    <MTElse>
      <MTIfArchiveType like="(Yearly|Monthly|Weekly|Daily)">
      <meta name="description" content="<$MTArchiveTitle$> archive containing <$MTArchiveCount$> entries from <$MTArchiveDate$> to <$MTArchiveDateEnd$>." />
       </MTIfArchiveType>
     </MTIfArchiveType> 
   </MTIf>
</MTIf>

RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^www\.
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.%{HTTP_HOST}/$1 [R=301,L]

• Tools -> Internet Options
• Click on the Accessibility button
• Place a check on the 'Format documents using my style sheet' option
• Browse to the location where you saved your CSS file above.
• then click OK

In contrary, when we are optimizing for a keyword that contains any of the stop words(e.g. IT, one, two etc), it would then become troublesome for the seo department. So, it is best to choose the right keywords to optimize for your website beforehand.

a
able
about
above
abroad
according
accordingly
across
actually
ad

Yahoo also has its own version but it looks like a blog rather than a list, they call it Yahoo Buzz.

Lycos also has its own list here.

ZDNet has an interesting list of keywords here, so much for those top celebrities..

If you can afford WordTracker, its much better if we search from there. However, they also have a list of top searched keywords online.

We could also search for most searched keywords at Ask.com from here.

i am suspecting its the number of backlinks to the site, that what makes yahoo.com the winner. anyway, they should have described it at least...

I thought it was just a hearsay until i saw it at the neopets website. Just keep on refreshing the page until the google ad displays. Take a look at the source code and you will see the google_hint option on google ad script. it looked something like this:

google_hints = "microsoft instant messenger pizza hut virgin mobile doughnut disney world fruit snacks";

Definitely its going to help you display targeted ads to your site specially if its not displaying any relevant ads. The only problem i could see here is that it might be abused just like what happened to the meta keywords which was called keyword stuffing. The main reason why the search engines are nowadays ignoring them. However, you will need to contact google before you can use the code. I dont really know the process and i haven't tested it yet. Total number of characters on google_hints should not exceed by 1024 characters.

Google now supports META NOODP while MSN gives out their support for the opt out from DMOZ months ago. After adding this code your site header allow 1 day to 3 weeks to see results depending on how often is your site gets crawled.

Tell all robots not to use site description from DMOZ:
<META NAME="ROBOTS" CONTENT="NOODP">

Also works for attribute combination:
<META NAME="ROBOTS" CONTENT="NOODP, NOFOLLOW">

We could specifically direct Googlebot not to use DMOZ descriptions by:
<META NAME="GOOGLEBOT" CONTENT="NOODP">

Or MSN by:
<META Name="msnbot" CONTENT="NOODP">

Note:
SERPs - Search Engine Result Page