Stumbled across the million dollar homepage (search on google for “million dollar homepage”). Its a truly innovative concept, whoever thought of it.

For those who dont know this guy (a student) came up with an innovative idea and divided his homepage into one million pixels. He sells those pixells for a dollar each and gives them link. The word caught on and now has almost sold his million pixel. Truely a million dollar homepage

SOCIAL networking website Facebook is to make the personal profiles of its 39million members available to online search engines next month. The site will let those using Google, Ask or Yahoo! see if someone has a Facebook profile and see their photograph. Until now, only members or invited friends could see the information. The only way to prevent details being revealed is to adjust security settings. Facebook said it hoped the move would attract more people to its site. The announcement is the latest security concern to dog the site. Specialists have questioned whether people should include their date of birth on a profile because it is a common question used by banks to establish identity.

Search engines can help you find what you are looking for on the Web. To search you enter one or more keywords into the search box and press enter. The search engine will come up with a list of links to pages that contain one or more of your chosen keywords. So it’s important to submit your site in search engines. If you have ever performed a search then you will know that search results will bring up thousands of pages. Only the first 3 pages are likely to be viewed…that’s the first 20 - 30 entries listed in these pages. The point here is that that Search engine submission alone will not drive enough traffic to your site? If your site does not appear on the first 3 pages then you need to do more to market your site.