If you thought Akismet couldn’t get any better, it just did! In its most recent release, it introduced detailed comment and spam statistics.

Believe it or not, malicious spam hackers could make you look like one of them. In this article, we let you know how they do it, and how you can protect your website from falling victim.

We can all be a bit over-zealous when it comes to promoting our websites. After all, given the time and money that went into creating them, we want to make sure that people actually come and visit. However, there are a few things that you may be doing wrong, which might actually do more harm than good.

So you’ve built your website. It has a nice user-friendly design and great content. Yet, visitors are few and far in between. Even worse, search engines don’t visit often to index your content.

In this article, we address some problems which could prevent or delay your website from being indexed by Google.

For many years now, webmasters have questioned the existence of the dreaded Google Sandbox. And while Google will neither confirm nor deny the concept, there is substantial evidence to indicate that it does indeed exist.

Spam is everywhere. Within the last few years, for example, it has expanded from simple email spam to search engine spam, instant message spam, comment spam in blogs, forum spam, guestbook spam, and even text-message spam. And while it may annoying to get these pesky messages, it is even more annoying to think of what it may be costing us in terms of time, productivity, and ISP charges. In this article, we discuss automated methods to prevent and eliminate spam.