Random Movements

by: Jermy Leeuwis MSc of MusicRemedy.com


Jermy Leeuwis MSc (my Facebookmy LinkedInmy MySpacemy Twitter) Entrepreneur/ CEO MusicRemedy.com

Hi there, on this blog I will write about my online (i.e., website, music, etc...) and offline activities. My posts will mostly be short and the topic will be random within my range of activities. If you have any questions or comments, please do not hesitate and email me.

Word-of-Mouth

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  • Cage
  • Masta Ace
  • Linky Stinky

  • All That's Fab
  • Always Hustle
  • Gowhere Hip Hop
  • MissTheda
  • Music is my Boyfriend

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  • Tue Sep 15

    MusicRemedy going lowercase+hyphen

    It’s been quite a ride. Last +/- seven days a lot of work has been done regarding ‘Search Engine Optimalization’ (=SEO). MusicRemedy’s URL consisted out of capitalization and underscores (_). The first one is not that bad since your keywords gain a bit more attention. However, search engines are not that keen on capitalization or uppercase behaviour. So, this has been removed and re-directed to lowercase (except for pictures/files).

    The second one is not that bad either but the best option (according to Google) is hyphen (-). For instance your URL has “britney_spears” in it. A search engine will consider this one word. Therefore you are missing out on traffic. By using a hyphen your url will be “britney-spears” and both words will be recognized as separate.

    So take a look for yourself:

    Britney Spears (old URL: http://musicremedy.com/b/Britney_Spears/)

    Britney Spears (new url: http://musicremedy.com/b/britney-spears/)

    You might be thinking, what’s all the commotion about? Does this really matter? Huhhhmm, yes it matters a lot!

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