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Question by KristenCO: What can I do to get the highest search engine placement possible for my Web site?
I remember back in the “olden days” of search engine optimization, it was mostly about the keywords in your META tags. Now, that clearly is not enough. I’m curious what I can do to optimizes search engine placement without paying thousands of dollars for someone else to do it for me. What are those people doing to get top placement?

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Answer by Analyst
first, you need to write great contents that will holds your visitors. seriously, Google consider this very seriously!

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Question by Nurin: Need Liquid Web Review and Experience if Possible?
Is LiquidWeb any good? I am looking to start an online business and saw something about LiquidWeb hosting. The name sound weird but I read some good reviews about them. Any experience of recommendation?

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Answer by britany
Their name sure sound weird but they are serious about the web hosting business. They are not the cheapest but you get what you pay for. As compared to many other web hosts, they don’t suck.

You can read more about Liquidweb hosting at http://www.hostingsthatsuck.com/liquidweb-sucks

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Question by Phil: How is it possible to register a domain with name servers as sub-domains of itself?
For example, if I register ilovecandy.com and want the name servers to be ns1.ilovecandy.com and ns2.ilovecandy.com, how does it work?
How do other DNSs know where to look in the first place?
It’s kind of a closed circuit, isn’t it?
Thanks!

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Answer by cpcii
It all has to do with domain names.

All domains live with in a common name space.

If looking for a site, the computer asks the local DNS if it knows it, if it doesn’t know it it asks a Top Level Domain in the Domain Name System for the location of it. It start with the dot domain (the . in a domain) it then asks where is the com domain, (.com) it will then query that one for the domain name or the owner of the name really the registrar (lets say godaddy.com in this instance), it then returns the registrar to the query, it then passes the request to the registrar (godaddy) where is ilovecandy.com, which is returned with a name server for that domain. The system then requests from the Name Server, where is NS1.ilovecandy.com and is returned with an IP address of where NS1 in the ilovecandy.com domain is.

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Question by Karine M: Is it possible to purchase leads that are from companies needing and or requesting Search Engines Optimization
Wher can I obtain or purchase leads that are from companies needing and or requesting Search Engine Optimization (SEO) for their website ?

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Answer by Neil
A professional SEO should know how to enter the market and find business easily. I fear that you don’t know too much about SEO but you are offering SEO services?

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Question by . .: Is it possible to uncover the IP address of a user on deviantART?
I’m asking not because I want to find out where said user lives, but because I want to compare the IP addresses of two accounts, because I think that they might belong to the same person.
If this is possible, please let me know.
P.S. A Whois domain lookup does not work for me, as it only gives me information about the deviantART domain itself, instead of the individual user.
Thank you =)

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Answer by Rocket
No, you cannot do that, sorry.

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