30 replies to this topic

[Jill]

...me thinks the secret is still safe when it comes to me understanding it, let alone implementing it - lol

[1dmf]

It's ok Jill , your job is quite safe, SEO is certainly not something I would concider as a carrer, I love coding too much

[Jill]

Nah, I wasn't worried about. Just worried that the secret that is TLM would be spread throughout the world and ruin it for the rest of us.

[1dmf]

TLM = Trapezoidal Link Management (i'm guessing here) , so what is it , I guess it's the big secret on GREAT SEO and top results. oh yeah didn't I say this on another thread .... Link Juice, Link Juice , Link Juice..... knowing it is one thing, implementing it and implementing it correctly well that's another kettle of fish alltogether.

So Great Jill in the Sky, care to enlighten us lesser mortals?

[Jill]

No can do, sorry.

If you don't get it, you're not ready for this amazing tool.

[1dmf]

But I thought the point of this forum is to educate us, de-mistify SEO and [url=http://www.highrankings.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=15499]Seo Myths[/url], help others to get great results by peer-to-peer support discussions.

Or are you running this forum for some other dark and devious reason?

What you going to do today Jill, the same as I always do , try to take over the world

[Randy]

The only thing you need to understand about TLM is that is is a product of ISOS (InSearchOfStuff) and at least loosely affiliated with [url=http://www.insearchofstuff.com/category/upong/]UPONG[/url] (Underpanter Professionals and Openly Naked Guild). You can read more about Underpanters and their trade organization on ISOS as well.

Just make sure you have your Sense of Humor turned all the way up before you dive in.

[Priest]

Trapezoidal what?, didn't even understand the info about the book, let alone the equation, hmmm, me thinks the secret is still safe when it comes to me understanding it, let alone implementing it - lol

hmmm. Honestly if your unsure then maybe I would research it out a little more. I think branding yourself is important. I guess my question is what else qualifies you as a "expert" we have so many, sometimes the water gets extreamly murky. I'm not just saying with experts, I'm saying experts who may be only half loaded. Not suggesting you are, just saying maybe research it out.

1. What do you have that is different.
2. What is your goal
3. etc....

[Jill]

Geez Randy...way to spoil things!

Or are you running this forum for some other dark and devious reason?

Darn, you caught me.

[1dmf]

hmmm. Honestly if your unsure then maybe I would research it out a little more. I think branding yourself is important. I guess my question is what else qualifies you as a "expert" we have so many, sometimes the water gets extreamly murky. I'm not just saying with experts, I'm saying experts who may be only half loaded. Not suggesting you are, just saying maybe research it out.

no you've lost me, the last thing I class myself as is an expert in anything let alone SEO, jeez, I've only been doing proper SEO since, hmm let me check when I joined this forum...24 may 2007, give it a few weeks before my eyes were even open, take away all the time I have to spend coding and administering and DB programming and staff/member support.....etc... etc... I make that 3-4 weeks, can you be an expert in that time?

1. What do I have that is different, erm... well I guess with Google having indexed Billions of pages and counting, is certainly isn't a website, I think even my cat might have one
2. What is my Goal...To get a good nights sleep for once, instead of thinking about some stupid CSS problem or link text relevancy or DB improvement, I don't get paid for the countless hours of worrying and thinking I do, damn I wish my brain would switch off, dreaming about X/HTML can't be good for a man!
3. Trapezoidal what?


Edit: -> Randy, and there was me thinking I was unique coding in the nod or in me undies, now I find there is a whole movement, I'm gona have to start wearing a dress and high heels while coding in future

Edited by 1dmf, 24 July 2007 - 05:31 PM.

[Randy]

I'm gona have to start wearing a dress and high heels while coding in future

Errmm... I hate to tell ya this, but...

There are already some dress wearers too. Dunno if they've formed an outreach group yet, but I could name a half dozen or so without even thinking about it.

I could. But I won't.

[zephyr]

Trapezoidal link permits excellent performance. Fixed by an upper lateral control, and a trapezoidal lower link with a rod behind it. For reduced code weight, the trapezoidal link is hollow. The upper control is also hollow.

[nethy]

I like what the 'branding yourself' forum has become.
Forget the pub, this is the acid house

[1dmf]

Errmm... I hate to tell ya this, but...

There are already some dress wearers too. Dunno if they've formed an outreach group yet, but I could name a half dozen or so without even thinking about it.

I could. But I won't.

Come on spill the beans ,

I'm going to call my new movement IDAHO , International Dress and Heels Organisation , what you think

I think I might adopt their new cutting edge blog technology as well, give it an extra twist and make it IDAHO WEB 3.0 technology

[Golferstube]

LOL, it looks like I get to use the FOIL (First,Outer,Inner,Last)formula I learned in high School math class. I knew someday I would use something I learned in High School.

Well, this one used to be a secret, until ISOS spilled the beans:

Trapezoidal Linking Matriflux™ With PHP®

--Torka