Recently I switched to Google Chrome as my default browser, I’ve found it to be lighter weight and faster than the other main stream browsers (FireFox, Internet Explorer, Safari) found on Windows Operated PC’s. So far it’s been a really good move, except…

Apparently there isn’t a built-in function to check page rank in Google Chrome yet. This is a big problem as I constantly use Google’s PR to evaluate the performance of websites in Google’s search results. If a site has a good or even decent PR you can assume that Google is viewing it with some credibility, while a site with no PR has some serious issues.

While Searching for an answer, I discovered the following solution from techie-buzz.com

“With the recent PageRank update many webmasters and publishers may be eager to check their latest PageRank scores, but if you are using Google Chrome there is no toolbar available yet to view the PageRank.

If you do not want to switch between multiple browsers just to check page ranks, here is a handy bookmarklet you can use to check PageRank in Google Chrome.

Just drag and drop the Google PageRank bookmarklet to your favorites bar and click on it whenever you want to check the PageRank of any given page.

This tool is a part of techie-buzz.com’s collection of the extensive useful tools and utilities we are launching for users. Do try it out and give your feedback to us.

Here’s how it works:

1. In Google Chrome, Single left click and hold down
2. Drag to the bookmark bar in Google chrome (if done correctly, cursor will turn into a circle with a line through it)
3. Release left mouse button (shortcut will be created)
4. Click on bookmark to see page rank of the website in your current Google Chrome Tab. A pop-up will launch with your page rank information in it.

Now that Yahoo has decided to discontinue support for the Overture keyword suggestion tool, we need an alternatives and here they are!

• Google Adwords Keyword Suggestion Tool
• Digital Point Keyword Suggestions
• Self SEO Keyword Popularity Tool

Finially a new easy way to protect your eBooks.

Yes I know this is a product pitch, but it’s a good one!

Let me tell you something…

There are spineless people out there ripping off all your products and sharing them with all their low life friends. And it doesn’t matter if you have protected your downloads with a special script or a password protected area.

Because…once they have “legitimately downloaded” your product, they can do whatever they want with it. And they do it with a big grin on their face!

I’ll Show You What Happens…

Step 1: Scammer Purchases Your Product
Step 2: The Scammer Downloads The Product
Step 3: The Scammer Asks For a Refund
Step 4: The Scammer Uploads Your Files to Share With Others
Step 5: Other Scammers Download Your Product …And Then Upload Your Product To Other Sharing Sites…
Step 6: And Your Product Is Downloaded Thousands Of Times Across Multiple Websites For Free (and you lose)

So…How Do I Know?

Because it’s happened to me with nearly every product I have sold. I could take it as a compliment, or just chalk it up to “Doing Business On The Internet” like everyone else…but Bugger That!

The Sad Thing Is..

It’s happening to Internet Marketers every single day and you don’t have to be a “GURU” to have these low lives steal and share your stuff. These losers even have competitions to see how much stuff they can steal and they are not picky. They will steal everything if you dont have the right safeguards in place.

Even if you have the worlds best download page protector…your download is still able to be shared. And that’s sad!

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A TCP/IP utility that allows a user to determine if two computers are communicating successfully with each other.

A unit of measurement for modem speed, synonymous with bits per second (bps). A 56K modem has a speed of 56,000 baud or 56,000 BPS

In the Domain Name System (DNS), the highest level of the hierarchy after the root. In a domain name, the top level domain is that part of the domain name that is furthest to the right. For example, the “com” in globalpresence.com.

Possible suffixes and types include the following:

.com = Commercial
.edu = Educational
.int = International
.gov = Government
.mil = Military
.net = Network
.org = Organization

The amount of data you can send through a connection, usually measured in bits per second.

Changing the party who is listed as the domain name registrant. The party that takes over the domain name becomes responsible for paying a new registration fee.

A high-speed line (or a series of connections) that forms a major pathway within a network.

A computer generated or online persona, used primarily in online gamming, forums and chat rooms.

A feature that sends an automated reply to incoming email.

For example, when customers send email to your support@yourwebsite.com address, an automatic response is e-mailed back to them.

The process of using a software or a web application to get a site listed in Search Engine and Directories

Acceptable Use Policy

A set of rules that inform web hosting customers what they can and cannot do through their hosting accounts. Often such policies place certain restrictions on e-mail use (such as spamming) and content (such as not allowing images of child pornography).

What You See Is What You Get – pronounced “wizzy-wig”

 A program that displays a document on your screen exactly as it would appear when printed or published online. The term usually applies to HTML editors, such as Microsoft FrontPage and Macromedia Dreamweaver. These WYSIWYG editors can show you how your Web page will appear online, as you’re editing the document.

eXtended Markup Language

An expansion of HTML that includes dynamic content capability.