Martin Lemieux Small Business Marketing Blog:

Since the beginning of this 5 part tutorial, we've learned (1) what Google sitemaps are for, (2) how to create sitemap files, (3) how to structure large files and (4) how to submit them online. Now we can go through some of the errors you might encounter and how to resolve them.

If you've done your job perfectly, chances are you might not ever be faced with a problem. My experience tells me otherwise, and to help you out, I've laid out some of the errors you might be faced with after submitting your sitemaps.

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Date: October 28th, 2008

So far within this 5 part tutorial on Google Sitemaps, we've learned what they are, how to use them, and how to create sitemaps for your site. Now we can get into the details on how to submit your sitemap online to Google Webmaster Tools, Yahoo! Site Explorer , and MSN Live Webmaster Center.

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Date: October 27th, 2008

In the last segment of this tutorial, I discussed how to create regular sitemaps and index-sitemaps. Here, I will explain in details, strategies on how to create multiple files for larger, more complex sites.

The key to structuring your sitemap(s) is the same as structuring your own site. Make certain you maintain the same outline within your sitemap(s) as within site to ensure that all of your pages are detailed properly.

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Date: October 26th, 2008

This second tutorial, based on creating and implementing Google Sitemaps, will go through the necessary steps to understanding the values involved with the sitemaps protocol and how to implement them yourself.

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Date: October 24th, 2008

Within this five part tutorial, I will explain indepth, the importance of building your own Google XML Sitemaps, provide search engines with a map to all of your pages within your web site, or network of sites.

By creating your own sitemap, you will be able to submit all of your internal pages to these top three search engines:

» Google.com
» Yahoo.com
» MSN.com

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Date: October 23rd, 2008

Many entrepreneurs have their own blog to showcase tips, articles, press releases, and information about typical daily thoughts. A vast number of bloggers have no idea, or do not have the knowledge on how to promote their rss / atom feed to syndicate their content online. This tutorial will show you how to do this effectively.

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Date: October 19th, 2008

Being able to share your blog posts with other bloggers, web site owners, or syndication web sites is very important for increasing awareness of your information. This small tutorial will show you how to create, and implement an RSS feed. With this small tutorial you will have the tools necessary to blast your blog posts out to 100's of web sites over night as soon as you write them online.

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Date: October 17th, 2008

In the 1st tutorial I wrote about removing unwanted spyware, hijackers and viruses I discussed tools and methods to removing unwanted files from your computer. This turorial will go into some of the support available from Microsoft and some crucial updates.

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Date: October 13th, 2008

RSS Feeds are sweeping the internet. Are you doing your best to promote your many RSS feeds? One way to promote multiple RSS feeds is through an OPML file. OPML means: Outline Processor Markup Language. OPML is just a fancy name for "multiple rss feeds in one file".

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Date: October 13th, 2008

This small but helpful article will go through some of the steps you can take to remove some of the worst hijackers, viruses and spyware found on your PC. I will go through some necessary tools to attack the hijackers with some of their own medicine.

Recently, one of my computers was infected with a major hijacker/virus that literally was undetectable by a few programs. But with persistence and determination I was able to find the source of the problem and deal with it accordingly without having to re-install windows.

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Date: October 13th, 2008