Comments for Web Strategy Blog http://www.intraspin.com/webstrategyblog Thu, 11 Mar 2010 21:11:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.2 Comment on SQL required to move a Wordpress Site to a new domain by Texas Web Design http://www.intraspin.com/webstrategyblog/sql-required-to-move-a-wordpress-site-to-a-new-domain#comment-11313 Texas Web Design Wed, 18 Nov 2009 21:28:50 +0000 http://www.intraspin.com/webstrategyblog/sql-required-to-move-a-wordpress-site-to-a-new-domain#comment-11313 Easy enough to remember, always good to be familiar with moving a WP installation to a new domain - i do it all the time with my testing server. Easy enough to remember, always good to be familiar with moving a WP installation to a new domain - i do it all the time with my testing server.

]]> Comment on 10 statistics that demonstrate the value of SEO by brianlburns http://www.intraspin.com/webstrategyblog/10-statistics-that-demonstrate-the-value-of-seo#comment-8902 brianlburns Tue, 29 Sep 2009 21:11:47 +0000 http://www.intraspin.com/webstrategyblog/10-statistics-that-demonstrate-the-value-of-seo#comment-8902 I dont have a bone to pick with you on the stats. But I would like to say that you compiling these here, was a real help for a project I'm working on. So... thanks! Brian I dont have a bone to pick with you on the stats. But I would like to say that you compiling these here, was a real help for a project I’m working on.

So… thanks!

Brian

]]> Comment on 10 statistics that demonstrate the value of SEO by sandrar http://www.intraspin.com/webstrategyblog/10-statistics-that-demonstrate-the-value-of-seo#comment-7380 sandrar Thu, 10 Sep 2009 14:19:17 +0000 http://www.intraspin.com/webstrategyblog/10-statistics-that-demonstrate-the-value-of-seo#comment-7380 Hi! I was surfing and found your blog post... nice! I love your blog. :) Cheers! Sandra. R. Hi! I was surfing and found your blog post… nice! I love your blog. :) Cheers! Sandra. R.

]]> Comment on 10 statistics that demonstrate the value of SEO by SassySEO Insights Vol. 2 – Sassy Statistics | SassySEO http://www.intraspin.com/webstrategyblog/10-statistics-that-demonstrate-the-value-of-seo#comment-5590 SassySEO Insights Vol. 2 – Sassy Statistics | SassySEO Sun, 16 Aug 2009 14:22:40 +0000 http://www.intraspin.com/webstrategyblog/10-statistics-that-demonstrate-the-value-of-seo#comment-5590 [...] excellent article gives some pretty nitty gritty stats for SEO. From intraspin.com, the post “10 statistics that demonstrate the value of SEO” reports [...] […] excellent article gives some pretty nitty gritty stats for SEO. From intraspin.com, the post “10 statistics that demonstrate the value of SEO” reports […]

]]> Comment on 10 statistics that demonstrate the value of SEO by Iain http://www.intraspin.com/webstrategyblog/10-statistics-that-demonstrate-the-value-of-seo#comment-3703 Iain Tue, 26 May 2009 11:32:14 +0000 http://www.intraspin.com/webstrategyblog/10-statistics-that-demonstrate-the-value-of-seo#comment-3703 Hi Timothy, I'm not aware of any studies of search behaviour between different geographic locations I'm afraid. Intuition would suggest little difference between US states, little more between say the US and UK, but perhaps there would be differences between geographic locations with substantially different cultures. Hi Timothy, I’m not aware of any studies of search behaviour between different geographic locations I’m afraid. Intuition would suggest little difference between US states, little more between say the US and UK, but perhaps there would be differences between geographic locations with substantially different cultures.

]]> Comment on 10 statistics that demonstrate the value of SEO by Timothy http://www.intraspin.com/webstrategyblog/10-statistics-that-demonstrate-the-value-of-seo#comment-3695 Timothy Mon, 25 May 2009 15:08:25 +0000 http://www.intraspin.com/webstrategyblog/10-statistics-that-demonstrate-the-value-of-seo#comment-3695 Great article. #2 is especially intriguing. Do you know have any statistics about differences in visitor behavior based on their geography? I recently did a study on conversion rates by U.S. state (http://blog.timothyponce.com/2009/05/comparing-conversion-rates-using-two.html) and found no difference. But as a I have a geography background, it's hard for me to believe that all search behavior is the same regardless of spatial location. Great article. #2 is especially intriguing. Do you know have any statistics about differences in visitor behavior based on their geography? I recently did a study on conversion rates by U.S. state (http://blog.timothyponce.com/2009/05/comparing-conversion-rates-using-two.html) and found no difference. But as a I have a geography background, it’s hard for me to believe that all search behavior is the same regardless of spatial location.

]]> Comment on SQL Server 2005 Express Full-Text Search Setup Tutorial by Iain http://www.intraspin.com/webstrategyblog/sql-server-2005-express-full-text-search-setup-tutorial#comment-3519 Iain Tue, 12 May 2009 09:28:13 +0000 http://www.intraspin.com/webstrategyblog/sql-server-2005-express-full-text-search-setup-tutorial#comment-3519 Hi Rico, did you check out my related post about the <a href="http://www.intraspin.com/webstrategyblog/sql-server-2005-express-full-text-search-greyed-out" rel="nofollow">Full-Text option being greyed out in SQL Server</a>? Let me know how you get on. Hi Rico, did you check out my related post about the Full-Text option being greyed out in SQL Server?

Let me know how you get on.

]]> Comment on SQL Server 2005 Express Full-Text Search Setup Tutorial by Rico Marcelo http://www.intraspin.com/webstrategyblog/sql-server-2005-express-full-text-search-setup-tutorial#comment-3514 Rico Marcelo Tue, 12 May 2009 04:13:17 +0000 http://www.intraspin.com/webstrategyblog/sql-server-2005-express-full-text-search-setup-tutorial#comment-3514 Hi. The information you have here is very helpful. I was able to create full text index now thanks to you. However, when i right-click on the database name and select "Properties", then click on "Files", the checkbox "Use Full-text indexing" remains grayed-out despite the fact that some of my tables already has full-text indexes. Also, when I create new databases the same check box is grayed-out. Hope you can help me out on this. Thanks again. By the way i'm using SQL Server 2008 Developer Edition with all components including Full Text installed. Hi. The information you have here is very helpful. I was able to create full text index now thanks to you. However, when i right-click on the database name and select “Properties”, then click on “Files”, the checkbox “Use Full-text indexing” remains grayed-out despite the fact that some of my tables already has full-text indexes. Also, when I create new databases the same check box is grayed-out. Hope you can help me out on this. Thanks again.
By the way i’m using SQL Server 2008 Developer Edition with all components including Full Text installed.

]]> Comment on 10 statistics that demonstrate the value of SEO by seo http://www.intraspin.com/webstrategyblog/10-statistics-that-demonstrate-the-value-of-seo#comment-3323 seo Fri, 24 Apr 2009 12:57:59 +0000 http://www.intraspin.com/webstrategyblog/10-statistics-that-demonstrate-the-value-of-seo#comment-3323 gr8 efforts 'Iain'...hw cld we get the stats for 2008? gr8 efforts ‘Iain’…hw cld we get the stats for 2008?

]]> Comment on Troubleshooting your FORMSOF & INFLECTIONAL searches not working, SQL Server 2005 by Abhang http://www.intraspin.com/webstrategyblog/troubleshooting-your-formsof-inflectional-searches-not-working-sql-server-2005#comment-2688 Abhang Thu, 22 Jan 2009 19:41:15 +0000 http://www.intraspin.com/webstrategyblog/troubleshooting-your-formsof-inflectional-searches-not-working-sql-server-2005#comment-2688 Howdy, Thanks dude. Actually the way I was building the query string was incorrect. I had too many ( and ) in the query. Just plain 'formsof(inflectional,used) and formsof(inflectional,chair)' works. I am planning to create a Thesaurus for improving the search quality, lets see how that goes. Howdy,
Thanks dude. Actually the way I was building the query string was incorrect. I had too many ( and ) in the query. Just plain ‘formsof(inflectional,used) and formsof(inflectional,chair)’ works. I am planning to create a Thesaurus for improving the search quality, lets see how that goes.

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