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Ever since we started down this road we’ve had nothing but problems. They don’t happen every month but when an email issue rears it’s ugly head it’s like a monster. Godzilla back again.

So here we are dealing with tech support and for reason not talking to yahoo. That’s probably wise in retrospect, this finger pointing business from one company to another never works. I have to take my hat off to hostgator. They’re technical support has been cool, digging through logs, looking to find specific emails that were delayed.

Turns out that Yahoo greylist just about everybody out there. Hostgator, for some reason, especially.

The reason that the forwarder was not working for Daniel is the way he was testing it. He sent an email to testing@xxxxxxx.com from the gmail address that he was forwarding to. When it came back to gmail, gmail erased it. The email never gets to the inbox because gmail sees it as invalid. Yahoo has been known to defer email from our servers so this could be why mail is taking longer for you. Is there a specific time that an email was supposed to be forwarded and wasn’t? We can look through the logs to see what happened to it.

Now it’s interesting what he has said about gmail erasing a message. I pulled my hair out on this yesterday as well. Sending forwarded email to gmail, say for instance, steve@isighttech.com forward to steve@gmail.com, will send this email straight to the Archive.

It’s there, it’s just not in the INBOX. If you download any of that email locally or you do a search through g you’ll find it. You have to go into settings and verify that email, steve@isighttech.com in this case, with gmail before you get it in your inbox.

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I have to give it to ppc-sites. They did a nice rendition based on the keywords I gave them. The content is not original. Of course not. But these are marketed as parked sites meaning your traffic should be coming through type-ins. Anything else is just a bonus.

I choose to go this route rather than developing content because GoDaddy was showing this domain as getting a trickle of type-in. I had the domain as part of it’s Cash Parking…but, well it did according to GoDaddy get a trickle, but now that I’ve had it and slapped Analytics on it I’m seeing nothing. Nada. No type-in traffic at all.

Maybe it’s just a down week.

Either way I’ve set it up here and now that I’ve linked to it I’ve crushed my “just type-in” experiment. Oh well. I’m sure now with my hundreds of pages content created my ppc-sites, I’m sure to get some organic. Maybe from MSN. We’ll see.

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I’d been trying to rank this site for some time. Right out of the box, no links to it. It was a keyword dense site.
Everything was above board. Copy was good, professionally written copy. Nothing overly done. I was running Adsense.

The site was up for six or 8 months on NetworkSolutions. I had garnered a few natural links (it was good content) and I had one paid link. Organic traffic was horrible. I just figured, “Man, I better get some more links!” So I putzed around with that for a while. Actually the term was so niche that my Adwords spend had gotten down to 2 cents a click. So I didn’t worry about it. I figured fine, move on. I’ll just pay for traffic.

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The Reign of Related Content

News stories, information pages, search results, and almost any webpage you can think of are no longer going to be the expected “end point” of a user’s interaction with a site. With the giants like Google and Yahoo opening up a lot of their services via API, related content is going to make its way on to most websites this year. Traditionally thought of as mashups, integrating related from content is going to become so common in 2007 that the name will most likely be dropped, and lose its uniqueness.

Even on traditional news sites related (and often external) content will be pulled in, as sites give up the hope of being the “have all” for users, instead opting for the “can get to all.” We have seen this to some extent already, but I expect it to surge in 2007.

Journalists and Reporters Must Blog

We are already seeing this to a large extent, as writing for traditional media such as newspapers is no longer enough. Both reporters and journalists will be expected (both by employers and readers) to get more personal by beginning blogs that give their personal thoughts and reflections on stories, rather than simply reporting. In addition, they will be expected to post news tidbits on their blogs that may not be developed enough to make it as a full-blown story in traditional media.

Less Complicated Interface Design

As a corollary of the first prediction, newly designed sites in 2007 will focus less on heavily-structured, onsite navigation, instead opting for simpler, more general navigation. Rather than trying to force the user into wading through sections, categories, and subcategories via site-wide navigation, designers will focus more on “in-content” navigation, trying to enhance the user’s movement throughout the site. Many navigational links will be presented only on (and most likely within) related stories. For example, on a sports site, football would be the only sitewide navigational link available (in terms of football). Navigation to things like team profiles, etc. will be found inside of related stories rather than in some sort of buried, sitewide navigational link (ahem, take note ESPN, ahem).

Those are the three things I think will have the biggest impact on the web in 2007, and will be most noticeable to the everyday web user. For a more thorough, technical analysis of 2007 predictions see this article on Read/Write Web.

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