Link-Assistant competition, win one of two licenses for their SEO PowerSuite tools

4th April 2012
Link-Assistant.com have provided two  licenses of their SEO PowerSuite as prizes in a competition running until Friday 13th April 2012.

SEO PowerSuite is a collection of four tools :
Rank Tracker 
With Rank Tracker a website owner can quickly and easily check hundreds of critical search engines to see how their website is positioned in search results for each keyword that is important to the website. This ranking can be monitored over time using the reports and graphs showing which keywords and phrases have proved best for site recognision. 

Website Auditor
Website Auditor allows a website owner to quickly check for any problems or issues with their site that could visitors to your site to bounce back out again. With Website Auditor you can have an optimized and error free site giving the best user satisfaction. With user satisfaction and a better user flow you will get more user returns to a website.


SEO SpyGlass
SEO SpyGlass will give a webmaster answers for those critical questions they want to ask. Where did my competitor get their high ranking links from and where can they get them? What anchor text should they use to outrank in their niche? How many links will it take to propel their site to the top of the search results?

SEO SpyGlass aids in finding the best backlinks and finding out what backlinks your competitor is using to gain their place in the search engine rankins.

Link Assistant 
Backlinks are an important part of ranking high in search engine results. Backlinks on great link partners can propel you to the top. Link Assistant takes all the hassel out of finding link partners for a site and managing those link partners on the website.

If you want to get hold of a license then follow this link to the competition : SEO PowerSuite Competition

Could the new iPad3 been in short demand on release?

​Friday, 2nd March 2012

​Could the new iPad3 been in short demand on release?
The question of availability of the iPad3's 2048x1536 is currently under question. Will the display be available in the volumes that Apple typically need? This is reported as possibly one concern that may effect the the quantity on first release of the iPad3.

Currently it is reported that "Samsung is having some difficulty supplying the panels and there's a short delay", a source told CNET. However, currently this all comes from the speculation that Apple will be announcing the iPad3 on the 7th and that the ship date might come later.

Any display shortages could widen the delay between the announcement of the product and any actual release date. Historically Apple puts new products on sales within days or weeks of being announced. Buyers are generally put on wait lists where there is a backlog of outstanding orders and this has been the case with the release of both the iPad and iPad2.

Apple may choose to use other display suppliers to get round any shortage that Samsung may have; with rumors of both LG Display and Sharp being other suppliers.

Will you be buying an iPad3 on release?