Hotel mariot terkena serangan bom yang mengakibatkan kematian 12 orang, kali ini serangan bom itu datang lagi yang mengenai hotel marriot dan hotel ritz carlton. Kali ini terjadi pada hari jumat pagi tanggal 17 juli 2009 yang diperkirakan sekitar pukul 8 pagi.

Ledakan ini juga menyita banyak masyarakat yang membuat kemacetan hingga ratusan meter. Massa berkumpul di di beberapa titik, yakni sekitar JW Marriott, Ritz Carlton, dan Gedung XL Jakarta. Tidak hanya menonton, mereka juga merekam sisa-sisa puing di tempat lokasi kejadian.

MyBlogLog’s Recent Readers – this widget can easily be called a hit amongst blog owners; its popularity even managed to convince Yahoo into buying MyBlogLog.


The widget lets you see the avatars of recent visitors to your blog, provided they’re also members of MyBlogLog.

Mashable () – get the latest social networking news from this very site.

Flickr Flash Photo Stream Badge – display images from your Flickr () profile with a handy Flash photo stream.

Preview Anywhere – see a live preview of outgoing links in a small popup which activates on mouseover. Some find this annoying, while others might find it useful.

Twitter Badge – if your life is so interesting that everyone must know what you’re up to all the time, then a Twitter () badge is the ideal counterpart to your blog. It’ll proudly displays your recent tweets.

Digg News – display the latest Digg () links on your blog. Themeable and fully customizable.

FEEDJIT – real time traffic data directly in your blog’s sidebar.

LineBuzz – inline comments for your blog. Very handy for blogs with frequent lively discussions.

Flixn – display a stream directly from your webcam, so your blog visitors can always see what you’re up to.

3Jam – lets your visitors send messages to your mobile phone, without them knowing your phone number.

Jaxtr – with Jaxtr, your visitors can actually call you to your mobile phone; again, your number stays private.

LinkedInABox – show off your LinkedIn () profile. Perfect for personal blogs.

Box Widget – enable visitors to use box.net’s online storage directly on your web site.

Price of gas – displaying gas prices on your blog might seem unnecessary to some, but it’s cool if you have a traffic/travel related blog.

iBegin Weather Widget – Display weather information in your sidebar. Just like with Price of Gas, works great with travel-related blogs.

ClockLink – display time in various time zones with these nifty Flash clocks.

Film Loops – display the latest loops from your FilmLoops account.

Daily Painters – display paintings from famous painters on your blog.

WhoLinked – show your visitors which sites have recently linked to your web site. Works with all major blog platforms.

Criteo AutoRoll – displays links to blogs similar to your blog.

Bitty Browser – embed a cute, fully functional mini web browser to your blog.

Leafletter – create a mini website and embed it into your blog.

WikiSeek – search Wikipedia () with this simple widget.

FeedCount – show off the number of visitors to your blog with this handy little button.

Technorati Link Count – display the number of links your website has from one of the biggest blog authorities – Technorati.

MyPageRank – another good way to show how “big” your blog is is to show off your Google PageRank.

CheckPageRank – in addition to showing your PageRank, this widget also shows your Alexa ranking.

BlinkxIt – embed a link to related videos directly into your website.

Skype button – display your Skype () online/offline status on your blog.

RockYou Horoscope – not something I would personally use, but some people are into horoscope. Hell, most people are into horoscope. Anyway, this widget shows horoscope (doh!) and does it in a nicely designed colorful box.

del.icio.us Tagometer – display how many times have del.icio.us users saved your page.

del.icio.us Linkrolls – this badge shows your latest bookmarks from del.icio.us.

Timelines – need to create a timeline? Seek no further. This widget makes it really easy.

PollDaddy – PollDaddy lets you create beautiful polls in no time, and display them at your blog.

Vizu – another poll-making widget, compatible with all major blog platforms.

AnswerTips – display definitions from Answers.com for various terms on your blog. The definitions are shown in bubbles which are activated on doubleclick.

AnswerBoxes – give your visitors a chance to enter a term themselves, and get a definition from Answers.com

Now Playing – if you got to share your current playlist contents with the world, Sigamp will do the trick. Works with most popular music players, including Foobar, Winamp, iTunes and others.

BuzzBoost – display headlines from your RSS feed on any website.

LibraryThing () – show off the latest books you’ve been reading.

Plaxo Address Book – let your most faithful visitors access their address books direclty from your site.

AuctionAds – a widget that displays auctioned items on eBay, and gives you a percentage of the price paid when sometimes buys an item.

aStore – similar to AuctionAds, only for Amazon. Create a mini-store on your site and receive profit when someone buys an item through your store.

Plazes – show your current location on a Plazes map.

Stockalicious – track your portfolio with this widget, and share it with others. Let everyone know how much money you’ve lost.

Yahoo! For Good – create a charity badge and ask for donations for a worthy cause.

Giftspace – your friends never know what to buy you for birthday? Let them know what you really want with this nifty widget.

MixMap – see where are the visitors to your MySpace () profile from on a map.

Google Map Widget – display a searchable Google Map on your website.

Google Video Search – add a video search form and selected videos to your web site.

Odeo player – display an Odeo player for and podcast right there in your sidebar.

Source:50 Great Widgets For Your Blog

The meta-data can be found in the head area of each page. There you can document information and instructions for web servers, browsers or search engines are housed. For search engines only play three meta-information play a role:

<head>
1.  <title>…</title>
2.  <meta name=”description” content=”…”>
3.  <meta name=”robots” content=”index,follow”>
…
</head>

1. By far the most important is the element <title>!

The page title is in the search results displayed, as a clickable title of each search result. In addition, the title will be in setting a bookmark in the browser. Therefore it should be allocated for search engines and visitors alike meaningful.

Give each page a custom page title,

* Through the domain, company or website name to the context of the page makes clear
* The content of the page compact, readable and appealing description, taking into account important keywords of this page

But you do not exaggerate, by the title with keywords stuff. It makes no good impression on visitors and search engines may also be assessed as spam.

In addition, you should at slogans, greetings and other non-relevant search engine Fillers refrain.

In addition, the page title should be no longer than 60-70 characters, as long titles are truncated and not fully in the search results.

2. The meta description is partly in the search engine result lists.

You should therefore factual in 1-2 sentences the offer of the website and then describe the visitors to the page make curious. This should be your most important keywords in the text with the process.

In Google’s webmaster blog, there is a very good article with tips on Meta Description. There is also, incidentally, that the meta description has no influence on the ranking has.

3. The meta robots instruction with the content “index, follow” means that the search engine bot instruct the current page to be indexed and all it contains links to follow. Since this is the bot but automatically makes, you can also omit this statement. It is basically only useful if you want to prohibit the robot, the current page to be indexed and all links to follow (with noindex or nofollow).

4. A relatively new meta tag is a nofollow attribute to external links, which can search the pursuit of individual links may prohibit.

5. Create a robots.txt file to. Although it plays no role in search engine rankings, but for the inclusion of your site in search engines index.

6. <meta Name=”keywords” content=”…”>
The meta keywords are only a few search engines take into account. Yahoo aims to be the case, the influence on the ranking, however, rather small. Market leader Google evaluates the meta-keywords is not enough. So my advice is, omit the word entirely.

If the meta tag for the sake of completeness still want to use, you should then but in no case enter keywords that are not content with the page have to do! Enter only relevant keywords, you are restricted to the most important (5-10), and separate the words with commas.

7. With the also one of the meta-data belonging Geo-Tags you can use the geographical location of your website made.

And…

Support for Sulumits Retsambew & Stop Dreaming Start Action

Source: Belajar SEO

Kenapa SEO begitu penting, jelas penting, karena untuk menarik pengunjung internet agar rame datang ke blog mereka, blog mereka paling nggak harus mendapat tempat di hati google, dalam arti mendapatkan rangking tinggi dalam hasil perncarian google.

Kenapa google begitu penting? jelas, saat ini google masih menduduki peringkat pertama mesin pencari internet yang paling banyak diakses oleh pengunjung internet. Dengan kata lain, anda memiliki posisi bagus di google otomatis anda mendapatkan banyak sekali trafik ke blog.

So..tetep Goyang SEO kita dengan cara cara yang baik, jangan gara gara tujuan pendek menghalalkan segala cara, dan mari tetep dukung kontes seo, dengan menggoyang tukang nggame, sulumits retsambew, rusli zainal sang visioner, dan stop dreaming start action. Jangan NATO  (Not Action Talk Only) atau Omong Doang, Karena Tukang Nggame bersama Sulumits Retsambew lagi berkunjung ke rusli zainal sang visioner di Riau untuk mendeklarasikan moto “Stop Dreaming Start Action“….Good Luck!!!

1. Akismet
Akismet comes with every default WordPress installation and works very well. You still have to go in and manually approve/disapprove spam though. Thanks to Akismet, I’ve prevented thousands of spam comments from getting through to the blog.

2. All in One SEO Pack
Allows you to easily edit post titles and descriptions and configure your blog for maximum SEO benefit. This is definitely a must-have to get your site optimized for the search engines.

3. Blog Icons
Adds favicons and iPhone icons to your blog. Pretty simple, but makes your blog look nicer in the browser.

4. Breadcrumb Navigation XT
Adds a breadcrumb navigation showing the visitor’s path to his or her current location. I’m a huge fan of breadcrumbs (for both usability and SEO benefits) and highly recommend you implement this.

5. Brian’s Threaded Comments
The new version of WordPress (2.7) already has threaded comments built in, but I started using threaded comments a while back and I’m using this plugin to keep all of my old comment threads in tact. Threaded comments is extremely effective because it keeps the flow of conversation much more manageable.

6. Broken Link Checker
Checks your posts for broken links and missing images. You should also run a Xenu crawl once in a while to find errors on your site. Checking for broken links is a hassle to do manually, but these tools and plugins make it easy.

7. Canonical URL’s
Adds canonical links to the head of your site. If you don’t know what a canonical tag is, check this post to read about the benefits – canonical tag to reduce duplicate content clutter. Basically the tag tells the search engines the original source of a page and prevents the negative effects of duplicate content.

8. Comment Relish
Sends out a short thank you email to users who comment on your blog for the first time. The message is completely customizable and is a great way to connect with new visitors. However, this plugin does put a strain on your server so I wouldn’t recommend using it unless you have a VPS or dedicated server.

9. Crawl Rate Tracker
Logs every visit by the search engines, determines crawl rate, and displays a nice graph of the frequency. Why is this important? I’ve mentioned that crawl rate is the PageRank in SEO. The more the crawlers visit, the greater the authority of your site. This kind of stuff is worth monitoring.

10. Dagon Design Sitemap Generator
Generates a fully customizable HTML sitemap, which allows search engines to more easily crawl all of your site’s content and users to find old posts in your archives. You can see mine in action here – Winning the Web Archive.

11. Executable PHP widget
Allows you to place PHP code in your widgets. This is useful when you want to use a separate PHP script in your widget. For example, I place the Feedburner feed count code in one of these bad boys to display the number of RSS subscribers for Winning the Web.

12. FeedBurner FeedSmith
If you have a blog, Feedburner is a must-have service to track your subscribers and dive into statistics. This plugin detects all ways to access your original WordPress feeds and redirects them to your FeedBurner feed so you can track every possible subscriber.

13. Force Word Wrapping
Prevents long words and URLs from horizontally stretching the page. Doesn’t it annoy you when a long URL messes up your template? This plugin prevents that from happening.

14. Global Translator PRO
Automatically translates your blog posts in 41 different languages using online translation engines from Google, Babelfish, FreeTranslations.com, and Promt. The translations aren’t 100% accurate but more content means more search engine traffic. You’re also able to reach new audiences in different countries. Both free and paid versions of the plugin are available. Tip from All Things SEM.

15. Google Analytics for WordPress
Makes it simple to add Google Analytics to your blog with settings that allow you to track extra search engines, click outs, and downloads.

16. Google XML Sitemaps
Generates an XML sitemap for your blog used by search engines Google, Yahoo, MSN, and Ask. What’s an XML sitemap, you ask? Basically it’s a file that tells the search engines which pages on your site are most important and which they should crawl on a regular basis.

17. MaxBlogPress Ninja Affiliate
Automatically converts keywords on your blog into links of your choice – including affiliate links. You can also manage, track, cloak and shorten an unlimited number of links from one central location in your WordPress backend. The plugin costs $97, which is expensive compared to other plugins, but if you’re looking to make money with affiliate links it’s worth the cost.

18. No Self Pings
Keeps WordPress from sending pings to your own site. This is pretty self explanatory. Why send pingbacks to your own posts?

19. OIOpublisher Direct 2.0
An all-in-one ad management system that integrates into WordPress. I’ve been using this plugin for about a year now and recommend it highly to everyone selling direct blog advertisements. It completely automates the ad buying and tracking processes and has saved me a lot of time. This plugin costs $47 – definitely worth it considering it’s an integral tool in making more money with your blog.

20. Optimize DB
Optimizes your WordPress database by eliminating unused data fields with just one click.

21. Popularity Contest
Enables ranking of your posts based on popularity factors: comments, links, and views. You can then display a list of popular posts on your blog using PHP code (using the PHP widget plugin mentioned above). This is a great way of automatically leading your readers to your best content.

22. Post Teaser
Generates teasers of posts in the main, archive, and category pages, with a link underneath to the full post. I’ve written about the benefits of post excerpts before and this plugin does the job very nicely. It even allows you to generate a word count, image count, and an estimated reading time for each post.

23. Recent Comments
Displays a list of the most recent comments which you can easily customize to your liking. I use this for my sidebar and it’s a good method of showing others that your blog is interactive. The plugin requires the Post-Plugin Library.

24. Robots Meta
Allows you to add all the appropriate robots meta tags to your pages and feeds, disable unused archives, and nofollow unnecessary links. The technical aspects of SEO can be confusing for newbies, but this plugin makes it all very easy.

25. RSS Footer
Adds a line of content to the end of your RSS feed posts. I use this to add a copyright message and a link back to the original post (to combat scraper sites that steal my content).

26. Show Top Commentators
Displays a list of top commentators with links back to their sites. I like this feature because it rewards those who are active and frequently leave comments on your blog.

27. Similar Posts
Displays a list of related posts based on post categories and word usage in the content, title, or tags. You can even display a list of related posts in your feed which is a great way to urge readers to explore additional content on your blog. The plugin requires the Post-Plugin Library.

28. Smart Youtube
Inserts YouTube videos in posts, comments and RSS feeds. You can always do this manually but this plugin makes it so much easier. Now if only I got around to shooting some more videos…

29. Sociable
Adds social media icons and links to your posts, pages and RSS feed. You can choose your favorite social bookmarking sites and fully customize what you want displayed. Social media can drive huge amounts of traffic to your sites and a social bookmarking plugin like this one increases your chances of an article “going hot”.

30. Subscribe To Comments
Allows commentators to receive notifications of new comments on an article (checkbox option in the comments form). This is a great way to get people back to your site and continue the conversation.

31. Theme Tester
Lets you test new themes without making them visible to your blog visitors. If you’re looking for a new theme, use this. You don’t want to drive your readers nuts by changing the theme every 10 minutes.

32. Tweet This
Adds a “Tweet This Post” link to every post and page and shortens URLs in advance through a variety of different services (e.g. bit.ly). As you know, re-tweets on Twitter can send A LOT of traffic and this plugin works wonders.

33. Widget Logic
Controls widgets with conditional tags. With this plugin you can specify when a sidebar widget should and should not be displayed.

34. WordPress Backup (by BTE)
Backs up the upload directory (images), current theme directory, and plugins directory to a zip file. You can save the file to your hard drive or web server or have it emailed to you directly.

35. WordPress Database Backup
Same as above but backs up your WordPress database (holding all of your posts, pages, and settings). Don’t take these plugins for granted. You won’t realize their importance until it’s too late.

36. WP-Polls
Adds an AJAX poll system to your blog. You can easily include polls in your posts, pages, and widgets and dynamically display the results. Implement this feature if you want to collect data on your readers or add some interactivity on your blog.

37. WP Contact Form III
Adds in a simple contact page on your blog with a form for name, email, website, subject, and message. This one isn’t as fancy as the other contact plugins out there but it’s simple and easy to use.

38. WP Greet Box
Shows a welcome message to your visitors depending on which site they’re coming from (e.g. Google, Digg, Facebook, etc). You can see an example at the top of this post. I use the plugin to promote my RSS feed and it works very well. For more info, check out my post about the 8 prime locations to promote your blog’s RSS feed.

39. WP Security Scan
Performs a security scan of your WordPress installation. With hackers running rampant these days, you can never be too safe.

40. WP Super Cache
Caches your posts to save database resources and to speed up your site. WordPress works by calling the database each time a page/post is accessed. If you have a big influx of traffic (social media traffic) this can put a heavy strain on your web server. To prevent crashing, use this caching plugin – it works like a charm.

Sumber: http://on.comli.com/seo/wordpress/daftar-40-plugin-wordpress-essential-plugin/

Nobody’s perfect
You live and you learn it
And if I mess it up sometimes
Nobody’s perfect

Siapa yang gak tau akan kutipan lirik lagu Nobody’s Perfect diatas, yang terkenal dibawakan oleh Hannah Montana. Kutipan lirik diatas mengingatkan saya akan ketidak sempurnaan kita sebagai manusia biasa, yang tak luput dari salah dan dosa.

Demikian juga dengan blog Belajar SEO ini, sudah hampir 6 bulan blog ini berkelana diantara rerimbunan dunia maya, dunia remang-remang dan dunia lainnya.

Meski pada awalnya blog ini ditujukan hanya sebagai media penyimpan dan pengingat, selain tujuan utamanya adalah untuk Belajar SEO, Blog ini malah sudah keterusan sebagai tempat belajar mencari beberapa dollar dan rupiah.

Diakhir bulan juni ini, Saya hanya ingin mereview alias mengevaluasi ulang blog ini karena sudah kebablasan dalam isi maupun tujuannya. Saat ini Blog ini malah sudah mengikuti dua kontes seo yaitu Tukang Nggame dan Rusli Zainal Sang Visioner, dan juga mendukung Blog Sulumits Retsambew, Kontes Sulumits Retsambew.
Sumber: Belajar SEO

Mungkin teman-teman ada yang tahu kenapa?

Headspace2 – This is a very powerful SEO plugin with a lot of options to edit titles and meta information. I’ve tried this one, but I use All-in-One SEO more than Headspace2.

All-in-One SEO – This is a fairly comprehensive SEO plugin for SEO and a favorite of many WordPress bloggers. It has fewer options than Headspace, but is super simple and performs the must have heavy lifting.

I am converting several blogs over to Thesis. The way Thesis is designed, removed the need for these two plugins. SEO Zombie no longer depends on All-in-One SEO, but allows Thesis to handle the titles and meta information (You can move all your All-in-One SEO information into Thesis easily).
Indexing Management Plugins

Meta Robots – This plugin gives you powerful control over the indexing of your site by giving you detailed control over the robots meta information. Not only can you block indexing, but you can disable duplicate content sections. I use this plugin on SEO Zombie. Thesis does a solid job at this, but Meta Robots gives you a lot more options.

Permalink Redirect – The plugin 301 redirects variations of your URLs to the canonical permalink. This prevents URLs with parameters from getting indexed.

Redirection – This is one of my favorite plugins and I use it regularly here at SEO Zombie. This plugin sets up simple 301 redirects for you with little effort. If I delete old content or move content to a new location, this plugin allows me to retain most of the juice in that move. This is very handy if you want to change your permalink structure and/or site heirachry.
Improve Indexing

Sitemap Generator (HTML) – You can live without it, but a sitemap can help search engines locate all the pages on your site. This is a great plugin that will manage the HTML sitemap for your blog.

Google (XML) Sitemaps Generator – XML sitemaps are a great way to notify engines of updates and allow them to discover URLs that may be a challenge to find through your site. Hopefully your site design is good enough to not need this, but I recommend adding one just to be sure.

Similar Posts – At the end of my posts you’ll see a list of “related posts”. This is done using this plugin. Of all the ones I have tried, this is my favorite. It requires the use of the Post-Plugin Library. This allows you to cross link related posts. This helps search engines assign topical relevance and also increases internal linking. This plugin helps reduce your site’s “depth”.

Internal Link Building – As I mentioned above, internal linking is a GOOD thing. This plugin helps you do this by identifying keywords or phrases that will always link. For example, the phrase “learn seo” is setup on my blog to automatically link. The link is automatically done when I publish this post. This helps me assign internal authority to that page for the keyword phrase “learn seo”. Also, it reduces keyword confusion by assigning a particular page as “the authority” for that phrase on my site.
One More Random Plugin

GoCodes – I use this plugin now to redirect my affiliate links. I’ve explained before how to cloak affiliate links manually, but found this plugin after that. This allows me to set up short URLs that redirect to the URL of my choice. I use it primarily to link to my affiliate links.
SEO WordPress Plugins

Of course, this is not a comprehensive list of SEO plugins. There are plenty of those. These are the plugins I use regularly on my sites and should take care of the majority of your SEO needs. I use them all but Headspace2 , and I no longer use All-in-One SEO here because the Thesis theme manages everything this plugin use to.

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