SEO Guidelines
SEO stands for
Search Engine Optimizer. Although in the past
spammers and scammers used to get away with fleeting
high rankings, today's sophisticated search engines are
getting the upper hand on eliminating these crooked
practices and improving a sound and reputable internet
for us all to use. Here are some guidelines to follow
when considering an SEO service:
1)
No one can guarantee a #1 ranking on any search
engine - The only way to get a fair
consideration for your site is to submit it and wait
for the search engine to review it.
2)
Do not fall for the thousands of submissions promise
- Such bulk submissions do nothing more than expose your
contact information to spammers and link directories
that do not help your ranking at all.
3)
Do not trust SEO firms that send you unwanted email - Anyone that uses spam to
advertise their service should be viewed as shady.
4)
Take your time in choosing an SEO
- Check business bureau records and ask for client
referrals.
5) Be careful if
a service or company does not readily disclose its
tactics - Make sure you understand what the SEO
service is going to do on your
behalf, as you alone will be the sole person
responsible for your site's content.
6)
Understand how the SEO will achieve high rankings -
If all they are doing is buying you sponsored slots
on search results, they have not accomplished
anything, since anyone can purchase search marketing
positioning.
Uebimiau Configuration
by Lou Latini, M.S.
Uebimiau has become a popular webmail client worldwide,
but not without its share of tedious configuration
problems and glitches. After spending countless hours
addressing the many issues found within it, I have been
able to resolve most of these issues satisfactorily. I
list below some of the more common issues: (The
following instructions require server-level access of
the uebimiau files and opening them with a text editor
such as Notepad.)
1)
Large attachments cannot be sent - This
configuration must actually be done in the server's PHP
configuration. Access the php.ini file (on my server it
is located in the etc folder on the root
directory) and set the following parameters: (these
three lines are found in separate places on this rather
large file, so you might want to use the search feature
to find them):
a)
memory_limit = 200m
b) post_max = 100m
c) upload_max_file = 100m
These
limits should allow you to send any reasonably sized
attachment, but you can always experiment with other
values.
2)
The date format is wrong in messages and the interface -
This is due to the default configuration being set
to European time. The more familiar American format can
be set by accessing the
en_UK.txt
file (found in the langs folder of the uebimiau
main folder) and setting the following:
date_format
= %m/%d/%y %I:%M %p
3)
The e-mail session times out unexpectedly - This is
due to a parameter that can be adjusted in the
config.security.php file
found in
the inc folder of the uebimiau main folder
(uebimiau > inc). Simply locate the following line and
adjust as needed (this example shows an idle time of 20
minutes):
$idle_timeout
= 20; //minutes
4) I want
to remove the languages choice on the login screen -
If you
want to clean up the look of the interface by removing
the language and theme drop-down menus, simply access
the
config.languages.php
file found
in the inc folder of the uebimiau main folder
(uebimiau > inc) and set the following parameters:
$allow_user_change_theme
= no;
$allow_user_change_language = no;
5) I
want to change the "look" of the interface - When
I setup the webmail for my clients, I customized the
logo and overall look of the interface by going into the
images folder
(uebimiau > themes > uebimiau > images) and uploading
replacement images for the different components of the
interface (logo, search, trash, etc.). Check out my
version of uebimiau
HERE
(use
demo@compueze.com
as the login and
demo11
as the password to access).
Feel free to
contact me if you
have any other comments or questions.
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