To fix links, you have to know that they're broken (not working) or are redirecting (they work but are being sent to a different website page). Of course you fix the ones that aren't working and also change the URLS so that theyare no longer redirecting (unless it's an affiliate link). I think that I started using this free software in 2000 when my website was 10 pages! I usually upgrade when Tillman (it's creator) sends me an update notice through his other free yahoogroups list. It's not perfect, but it's very good! If you don't fix your own website, do your web designer a favor and tell them about it! Xenu's Link Sleuth: http://home.snafu.de/tilman/xenulink.html

In 2010 I participated in the "Ultimate Blogging Challange", a 30-day program you can learn more about at http://ultimateblogchallenge.com/   One of our tasks was to tell you about this blog and future posts...  So here it is!   Who Is This Blog For? This blog is primarily for busy financial advisors who own business enterprises that they're growing to be much bigger than themselves. They want their business to work like a well-oiled machine, giving them the freedom (read: time and money) to contribute to their families and to the lives of others. My ideal reader is passionate about what they do and wants a big(ger) business--an empire the size of her choosing. The goal of the

Once you make the commitment to blog on a regular basis, take the next step to ensure all of your hard work is rewarded: Focus on the search engine optimization (SEO) aspects of your blog. Whether your intent is to communicate information to existing customers or to build relationships with new prospects, a shared goal should be attracting as many targeted visitors as possible from search engines. In my opinion, the content or articles that you write for your WordPress blog (or any blog, for that matter) is the most important part of your SEO efforts. Write content for humans first — your visitors — never just for search engines. The way I see it; if

#1 - How to contact the owner of the blog.  I mean no where to be found! #2- Their bio or a link to their main website bio.  So often if you click on the bio page you get the page that says "put your bio here" ERRRRR

In 1998, promoting your Web site was a very easy process. You placed three lines of code called “meta tags” on the top of your home page and submitted your site to the free search engine (Yahoo) or online directories. Fast forward to the present. Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and Search Engine Marketing (SEM) – yes, they have their own names now! – have become a time consuming project; There are software programs that reportedly help you increase your rankings and an entire field has cropped up of practitioners who call themselves Search Engine Optimizers. However, it’s not enough to just drive traffic to your web site. You must make your web site “trustable” or all