Currently they give away this free SEO service to 60 clients per month on first come first serve basis. And your website needs to have a pagerank of 2+ for entire website optimization, otherwise you will get only homepage optimization.

I was wondering why they give this SEO service for free. So they said in their site that they want to show their professional approach to SEO and with the results that you will get from this free search engine optimization you might want to purchase a Top of Google Guarantee package from them And anyway they will be putting a link in your site pointing to their site to promote their SEO service.

This is perfect for you if you want to give privacy to your users while registering, logging in or updating their personal information and prevent eavesdropping on your site. But you have to manage a dedicated ip address to install a SSL certificate and you have to pay it from your own pocket to your hosting provider

I just want to clarify one thing here. By definition, an audio file with same bit rate will have same size in WMA and MP3 formats. But the thing is WMA audio sounds better with lower bit rate. And you can distinguish the difference till like 128 kbps. Above that bit rate anyway sound will be great for both WMA and MP3

• Standard Quality
• High Quality

High quality conversion depends on the availability of a high quality YouTube video stream. But you better select the high quality option as unless the video stream is of high quality, it will always convert to standard quality eventually. And it only takes few seconds more than standard conversion.

Anyways, the mp3 file that you get after standard conversion is more than good enough

I checked a few disposable email address providers. But I liked 10 Minute Mail most. For other free disposable email services, you may get options to choose a user name and different domains. But do you really need all those options? It is supposed to dissolve after a few minutes. So why care! 10 Minute Mail just serves the basic purpose. They will automatically generate an email address with your one click & it will be valid for 10 minutes. If you want, you can increase the validity again by 10 minutes with a click. You can see the time to expire on the screen which gets updated every minute. And you can check any mail that has come to your inbox.

Just check it out. It can serve your purpose pretty neatly.

And it is really simple and good enough to protect your privacy. You just need to create your own chatback badge. You can use your existing Gmail account to create one. Or if you want to create Google Talk chatback badge for your own domain using Google Apps, go to this link http://www.google.com/talk/service/a/DOMAIN/badge/New where DOMAIN is your own domain name. But anyway the user won’t find your Gtalk id. And moreover anybody can have a chat with you. They don’t need to be a Gtalk or Gmail user.

They will only see the badge title that you choose as your nickname. So you have nothing to worry about leaking your personal information. And about implementation, it is the easiest thing to embed in your site or blog. Just cut and paste some HTML code into your source code and you can see the Google Talk bubble wherever you want.

They will give you six screenshots of different size. Here are the screenshot sizes 75×56 90×68 100×75 120×90 200×150 320×200. As you can see the biggest size is 320×200 which serves my purpose pretty well. If you need smaller, thumbnail kind of image you can choose from other five. The picture quality is quite alright too.

Here is a screenshot of this blog:

It doesn’t look bad. Does it

And when user clicks on that link a floating media player panel will open at the bottom of your page. It will play the next track automatically when the current one is finished & even has a button to play the next track if you don’t want to listen to the current track anymore. It’s like making your page an active audio playlist.

As, you can see, it is quite simple & soothing to the eye. And, yet it has all the basic functionalities.  So if you post lots of mp3s in your blog & want users listen to them & stay at your page, it can be a handy tool. I tested it in a WordPress blog. I just added the single line of HTML in a widget & it worked fine.

From then, I thought I can stick to them. Their service is pretty good after all. For serving blog updates in Twitter, Google has one more option of creating Hash Tags automatically from <category> element of your blog platform like “Labels” element in Blogger. Hash Tags help different Twitter clients to filter & group tweets depending on these tags. But TwitterFeed has one distinctive feature too. You can find the total number of clicks for each of your post that you served as blog update in Twitter. That is also a handy feature. So for now, I am with TwitterFeed