The first article that we thought it would be nice to share is for basic quality seo link building which is the foundation of all search engine optimization and online marketing. This article will give you the knowlege of how to make a great jumstart of your new website and gather some good page rank in order to be able to hit the top ten in the search engine results.

In the beginning we are planning to write some articles on all basic search engine optimization techniques which will hopefully bring you some light on the topic and prepare you for the log journey of website promotion.

The second part of our persuit is to give you some advanced seo techniques which are mostly for experienced webmasters and web developers on how to optimize the website scripts and make them more search engine frienldy. This will cover few topics on scripting, clear html coding, cloaking and other white-blackish hat seo techniques.

Recently when my domains were hacked and backups were deleted in the process, my blog was missing posts when it was restored. That is when I learned about the cached link, that has always been there, but I never paid attention to it. This option can be valuable for retrieving lost pages. Searching for lost pages is a simple process. Simply enter in the topic in front of the word "site" and then enter the site url. The search will send you to the page and the most recent cached page will be available. Google Cached, I love you has more information on how to retrieved lost web pages.

Google cached pages have a purpose besides helping to retrieve lost web pages like it did for the blog Jan''s Ideas. Google takes the snapshot of every page when Google crawls it and caches it in case the page is unavailable when a search is made, Google will then use this as a backup. The content that is cached is what Google uses to decide if the page is a relevant match for a search. This backup is helpful if it''s your page that is not available to Google or if it’s a page that matches your search but is temporarily not available to Google. Clicking on "cached" can also be helpful if there is a broken link or unavailable link to a site that came up in a search.