I often talk about the stiff competition that we face for some of the more coveted search terms in our industry, like dedicated servers, managed hosting, and web hosting. While anyone can spend hundreds of thousands (if not more) on paid links and ads, ranking organically for these terms is significantly more profitable – more targeted [...]
After countless hours of searching the Internet, uploading pictures to your Friendster account then your MySpace account and then your Facebook account (yes, the same pictures), and several handfuls of forwarded messages that had you not sent in 10 minutes or less to 10 of your closest friends would have given you 10 years of bad luck, [...]
There’s a lot of talk about smart phones lately, and most of the talk is surrounding the release of the new iPhone, the 3G S. Apple continues to do an impressive job marketing their products, and with their legion of die hard Apple fanboys, it’s almost a guarantee that every new product will give them [...]
Many people haven’t even heard of the rel=nofollow attribute, and yet it is a heavily contested and debated topic. So I guess an important first question would be ‘What is the nofollow attribute?’ The nofollow attribute is a value used in HTML scripting to instruct (most) search engines that the page rank of the link’s [...]
Internet Retailer Conference & Exhibition is named as America`s largest and fastest growing trade show after becoming the world`s largest e-retailing conference. IRCE has been growing consecutively for four years. Superb Internet is excited to attend IRCE 2009 for the first time! The Exhibition starts this coming Monday June 15, 2009 in Boston. Our President/CEO, [...]
Earlier this month I wrote about the decline of online ad revenues in the US; the Interactive Advertising Bureau released a report that online advertising revenues had declined by 5% in the first quarter of 2009 compared with 2008 (and an even worse 9.8% from the fourth quarter of 2008). Another report on online advertising [...]
Red Hat’s Fedora Project, which works on the development release that will become Red Hat Enterprise Linux, released Fedora 11 yesterday, the latest and greatest version of the widely popular ‘not-just-for-dedicated-servers’ dedicated server operating system. Not to be confused with Unix, Linux refers to Unix-like operating systems based on the Linux kernel. Fedora 11 has [...]
A hosting company in the UK, Vaserv.com, is fighting to find customer data after 100,000 websites were deleted. The company provides VPS solutions, not dedicated servers like we offer, and the attackers penetrated the hosts servers using a critical vulnerability in their virtualization application. Many of the users were not on managed services packages, which [...]
