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did anyone find out a solution to this problem?

The TOS from this company seems really onerous. Anyone who is that focused on total secrecy kind of encourages suspicion. However, I think I'm going to do it, I can always take the ad down.

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Why do idiots like newbwsipl have to hijack forums like this, their posting on 11 December is just an advert for his company...prat.

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A private domain transfer usually means the WHOIS record of the domain name is set to a private record, as opposed to the true identity of the domain holder. This is typically done to protect the domain owner's privacy. However, it can hamper the efficiency of a domain transfer, so you may want to disable it while the transfer proceeds. You can always re-enable it once the domain has transferred to your registrar (most registrars offer private domain registrations, but not all, and not for all domain extensions (.us, for example, typically doesn't allow a private registration) - check with your registrar if this is a concern).

I'm using Sedo.com for an external escrow (domain transfer) transaction. Their fee is 3% ($50 minimum), which for anything above $800 or so is going to be cheaper than using escrow.com (I've used them before and the transaction went smoothly, although their "inspection period" could use a little more transparency - it closed on me before I had the domain in my registrar account).

Anyways, they're asking me if I want to keep the domain transfer private. What does this mean and is there an advantage to me doing so?

Do you have a recommendation as far as Webinar Software goes? I need global conference calling that supports audio, video, webcasting and web conferencing services.

Does anyone still use Digg anymore? As far as I can tell, with Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and StumbleUpon, there's hardly a need for yet another social bookmarking service to crowd up my pages.

Facebook should give you more than one thumbnail option. Did you try scrolling through them by clicking the < > arrows next to the thumbnail image before hitting post?

If you don't have more options, or don't like any of them, you should be able to specify what thumbnail Facebook uses as a default choice for your site by adding the following to your website index file:
<link rel="image_src" href="http://example.com/images/logo.gif" />

Facebook is supposed to recognize the "image_src" tag. Make sure you replace the href location above with the destination of your thumbnail image.

Ok...I, like the rest of you, received an email from moredigital.com wanting to pay me $125 USD to place a text link on my site ( www.thedeerhunters.com ) too. Now, my domain has been up since 2005, and still only has a google pr of 2, but I have over 50 pages in the site and do get some traffic. After emailing back and forth several times with questions, I have to say that their responses were quick and they answere any and all questions without any B.S. They say I will be paid within 48 hours through paypal..and i will be sure to post an update within the next 72-96 hours to let you all know how it's working out.

502, it went through, 504, try some more.

Google doesn't need to see your sitemap to crawl your site. And you don't want the URL's to stay in the old sitemap, any "redirected" sitemap URL's will be rejected.

Either way should be fine, as long as your 301 redirects are working, and are recognized by the search engines as 301 (and not 302).

What do we do here at Guru of Search? When we transfer a page, we 301 redirect it, submit the new sitemap to Google, and unpublish the old pages and sitemap links.

I'm trying to 301 redirect pages from one website to another. I know I need to add the new pages to Google Webmaster Tools and my website's sitemap. The question is - should I leave the old pages up, and in the old sitemap, until they're transferred, or is it safe to take them (the pages and the sitemap links) down right away?

Goes without saying that I'd like to keep as much link juice as possible during this transfer!

zippozap.com seems to be hugely undervaluing domain names. What does it base it's appraisal on mainly?

I too got the same post not form one but two members with two different domains.I think they are PLAYING for backlinks -most probebly with PR2 AND PR3 sites, I think.

I got the same email. They are offering for my domain ;
http://www.mahanakhon.com

My domain is new but no google PR rank, why they are interested to put their ad on my site?

i will try to contact them and will post the result here.

I'm loving the Facebook like box widget in the sidebar of my website, but the appearance of it could be improved upon IMO. For example, the website icon or thumbnail that appears next to each post in the stream takes up too much room! It makes the stream super narrow and hard to read. And since the thumbnail appears in the header with a link to the FB page, I really don't see a reason to have it repeated in front of each post.

Sooooo, gurus - is there a way to remove the thumbnail icon of the posts in my Facebook stream?

Facebook should give you more than one thumbnail option. Did you try scrolling through them by clicking the < > arrows next to the thumbnail image before hitting post?

If you don't have more options, or don't like any of them, you should be able to specify what thumbnail Facebook uses as a default choice for your site by adding the following to your website index file:
<link rel="image_src" href="http://example.com/images/logo.gif" />

Facebook is supposed to recognize the "image_src" tag. Make sure you replace the href location above with the destination of your thumbnail image.

Is there a way to decide what image Facebook uses as a thumbnail when I post a link to my site on my FB page? It keeps grabbing this random background image which isn't very useful.

The way Gogle pays out you will have to wait a couple of years to get $100 from them. Go for the sell; I would ask for more money and see what happens. A year is a long time and you could be getting a lot more hits in that period.

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Try logging out and back in again. If that doesn't work, clear your browser's cookies and cache, then re-login and see if it works. If Facebook chat still isn't cooperating, maybe wait a couple hours and see if it resolves itself.

Does this happen on more than one PC?

I'm getting the following error when trying to chat in Facebook: "Chat Error. Chat disabled for internal login." WTF? Anyone know how to fix this? Does internal login mean I logged in from another service, as opposed to directly into FB?

I laugh out loud when I hear the statistics on Google Plus and the raving news releases such as "Could Google Plus topple Facebook? Google+ has 25 million users and is growing at a rate of one million each day."

That may be folks, but just like Twitter, people sign up for an account because they're curious and then don't do jack with it.

If there's anyone out there using a Google+ account that actually does something with it, please comment below!

Basically, SEO = Search Engine Optimization, and SEM = Search Engine Marketing. SEO is only one little part of SEM. SEO is the internal optimizations you do to your website (to the site structure) to make it ready for your search campaign.

An example of SEO would be organizing your page's structure and content hierarchy (with title and heading tags), and making sure every page has a unique keyword phrase associated with it.

SEM involves not just SEO, but the entire search campaign. This includes keyword phrase analysis, competitive evaluation, organic and paid search, link building, and more.

In the industry, however, the term "SEO" is used widely to describe everything related to search marketing.

What is the difference between SEO and SEM? I hear the two terms being thrown around a lot, but most of the time it appears like SEO is used synonymously with SEM. Are they both the same, ie. interchangeable?

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I'm trying to get Drupal and FCKeditor to work together so they syntax highlight my <code> tags, but right now FCKeditor is simply escaping them.

Is there a big SEO advantage to using <code> tags over plain text?

There's a version of the Google Analytics script that is asynchronous (uses caching) - see the Analytics site for details (or edit your site profile and see the documentation next to the Analytics code snippet).

If you're using a CMS such as Drupal, they also have caching techniques available. What this does is prevent the web page from having to call the Google Analytics script from the Google server every-time the page loads (it only does it once for new pages, then "caches" (stores) it for repeat use). This should help alleviate your loading issues.

I've noticed on quite a few web pages that whenever a page fails to load up completely in the status bar there's the message that the browser is attempting to load google-analytics.js or something to that effect.

So it appears that having Google Analytics installed could significantly impede my visitors' experience, and potentially turn them away entirely. Is there something that can be done about this? I love Analytics and am not ready to ditch it yet, but this is a serious problem.