My Website Grader Grade

I really have to thank K-IntheHouse for turning me onto Website Grader in his article at Blog About Your Blog titled "2 Great Ways to Check Your Blog Health". I ran the report the day I read the article and had a score of 98. I added a year onto my domain registration and reran the report yesterday and got a score of 99. Check out the screen shot:

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August 30th, 2007 By RT Cunningham | Untwisted Vortex | Philippines | Categories: Internet | Tags: bragging, noads, services | Respond | Trackback URL

2. maurizio on 2007-08-30 at 3:35 pm (Reply)

   87/100 for me.
   I can't change the duration of my domain because it's free with the hosting

3. K-IntheHouse on 2007-08-31 at 8:07 pm (Reply)

   RT, you are very welcome. I am sure you will get the perfect 100 soon. 99 is an incredible feat.. wonder what little piece is missing to achieve website grade nirvana?

   2. RT Cunningham | Untwisted Vortex | Philippines on 2007-08-31 at 8:24 pm (Reply)

      I don't know. Nothing in red anymore. The info boxes show me nothing. Unless they want me to have text in alt tags for 1×1 pixels?

4. Ed Coyne on 2008-08-16 at 7:31 pm (Reply)

   I've also been using Website Grader for a little while, now. I don't know why, but I just can't seem to get a listing at DMOZ approved, I can't submit my site to ZoomInfo (even though I have a corporate listing, already) and I'm not going to pay $300 a year to get listed in the Yahoo! Directory. What other options do I have?

   My latest blog post: Windows Update (KB951748) Disables Internet Access

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